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That time when a weeks grieving is too long and you kick yourself in the teeth and say nope. No more.
I tried all week to put something nice on Facebook, like a nice goodbye but fucked it up loads every night.
After speaking to his mum yesterday I knew what to say. I just wished him well and thanked God for Heaven.
And said goodbye. So no more gay sad posts from me now and no more Zero 7 in the listening to atm.
Good, now you can get back to posting about cheese toasties and treacle.
:) yeah
No more scallions.
When one has nine years to prepare for a ten year anniversary and just... blows it. Honestly, I am all out of expletives atm.
Most people don't spend the length of a marriage preparing for the next milestone. It'd be like saying "You wait until a month before my birthday to try to figure out what to get me? What did you spend the last 330 days worrying about since my last one??". I guess it all is a matter of expectations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkwynde
Agreed. Relationships aren't about the milestones, they're about the things you do each and every day. At least imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Showal
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Originally Posted by diethx
Well, I'd say 10 years is a significant milestone. I started planning a trip for us for our 10th anniversary (june '13) several months ago... but that's just because I wanted it to be a good trip and figured that a year and a half or so would be plenty of time to put aside the required monies.
It's all bullshit anyway, since while we will have been married 10 years, we will have been together for 13 then anyway... it's just an excuse to take a trip together and spend money on ourselves for a change.