Exactly! Women so funny..
Exactly! Women so funny..
this is what i meant by signature mutilation.
big no no those links are.
kak dala privet.
playing games when ya might as well just be upfront
"It's all George's fault. All that talk about impotence. He got to me. And that orgasm stuff: orgasm this and orgasm that. It's a lot of pressure!" Jerry Seinfeld
Saying what's wrong straightforward saves you time, energy and brain damage. It's not always easy but in most cases it's the best thing to do.
I absolutely can, and do. If I ask my wife what's wrong and she says "Nothing", then NOTHING is wrong. Guess what, though? She doesn't do that. If something's wrong, she just friggin' tells me. If I can fix it I do, and if I can't, we discuss it and come to a consensus or compromise.
I refuse to put up with idiot game playing.
There are ways to present your case without hurting feelings. If you can't do that, you need to research "Fair fighting techniques" and "interpersonal communication techniques".
I can't argue with that. you're a married man and I'm a single broken hearted girl.you obviously have much more experience than i do. but, Trust me it's easier said than done. my ex used to yell at me for no good reason, and in the next 5 minutes he starts asking what's wrong?
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS WRONG?
"It's all George's fault. All that talk about impotence. He got to me. And that orgasm stuff: orgasm this and orgasm that. It's a lot of pressure!" Jerry Seinfeld
Heh... give me a hard one. What's wrong is that your ex was abusive. YOU don't have to put up with that crap either. I'd strongly advise that you walk if something like that happens.
BTW - I speak from experience. I'm a recovering abuser, grew up in an abusive home (where I learned it, duh) and have had several abusive relationships - and by that I mean relationships in which the abuse went both ways. I finally know what was wrong, thanks to "the system" and am taking steps to correct it. I'm not telling you this stuff to blow smoke up your uh... skirt.
Oh yeah, and I DO know it's harder to do than to say. But in the long run, getting over that makes for much healthier relationships.
Last edited by HeartIsAching; 29-07-11 at 10:26 AM.
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