Louis541
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Neither does smoking weed, but it sure is fun, huh?
Home-wreckers.
- Thread starter Morgan Lynn
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fabfun
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Dankster4Life
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how can u say that it has medical benefit
It just helped me fuck up 2 bagels with cream cheese and half a pack of fig newtons...................yeah baby!
RawBudzski
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Smoking marijuana has saved my life countless times, literally.. . who knows how many car accidents, plane crashes, train wrecks, pedestrian freak accidents I would have been in had I gotten out of this seat & went outside.. its a dangerous world. 
fabfun
New Member
see if does have benefits even to the economy
helped a milk farmer and a fig grower somewhere
who knows where
oh i forgot the bagel bakery
Dankster4Life
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Tryin to do my part........i'm gonna go smoke some more.
Later!!!!!
Later!!!!!
fabfun
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fabfun
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Smoking marijuana has saved my life countless times, literally.. . who knows how many car accidents, plane crashes, train wrecks, pedestrian freak accidents I would have been in had I gotten out of this seat & went outside.. its a dangerous world.
see we even have testimony from 2 product users to support my statement
Dankster4Life
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Morgan Lynn
Active Member
Ohhh he knows. She knows too. We have this situation handled. I called her, we talked. She wants nothing to do with him or me. The only way they communicate is through texts on the work phone or through email which is able to be seen by the owner of the company and me. So, long story short, we won't be having issues like this anymore. I don't want to get even because it'll destroy everything we have and my sons unique relationship between both parents (that is so rare now-a-days). I want my son to grow up with mom and dad being in love and in the same household. If it takes months to get over this, I will suck it up. He understands how bad he hurt me. He's constantly checking up on me and making sure I'm ok. Words are only words I know but something inside me tells me he is sincere. If he does screw up again (which I seriously doubt will happen) he will be shit out of luck. I will leave him, he will probably move to New York (by his choice), pay me child support, and only see his kid a few times a year. I like being a family and I will try my best to make my family strong. Even if it takes a long time to forgive.
mellokitty
Moderatrix of Journals
morgan, i'm glad you guys have gotten the situation under control, you seem like much too nice a person for this to be happening to. i have a small child as well and similar ideas about having both parents present, i imagine it would be a heartbreaking prospect to think that that reality may not happen.
mellokitty
Moderatrix of Journals
about the phone thing -- coming from a couple who uses their phones interchangeably, i'd say that ability denotes MORE trust, not less.
to whit:
situation 1: i'm in the shower when i hear my text ding, so i ask my man to check it for me. (or vice versa. although in his case it's usually because he's sitting on the john
)
situation 2: the toddler cracks his touchscreen, rendering it unusable until it's replaced, so he a) uses my phone to get our "phone guy"'s number, b) call him with it, and c) takes it with him for the day so he has a phone to use. ( c was the only part he needed my permission for, and i actually pre-emptively offered it before he had a chance to ask.)
situation 3: we're expecting a call from a pediatrician on his phone of a nature that i'd rather deal with myself, so we trade phones for the day and let each other know whenever someone calls/texts. (again, no quibbling required.)
we couldn't do these things with each other's phones if we didn't trust each other, could we? if any of these situations were to arise again, and one of us was reticent about sharing our phone with the other, that might be cause for some red flags. i suppose it's all about how open you're willing to be with your partner, and honestly, it's hard to remain enigmatic when your man's seen you with 5 stranger's hands and a vacuum pump in your vajayjay for several hours
to whit:
situation 1: i'm in the shower when i hear my text ding, so i ask my man to check it for me. (or vice versa. although in his case it's usually because he's sitting on the john
)situation 2: the toddler cracks his touchscreen, rendering it unusable until it's replaced, so he a) uses my phone to get our "phone guy"'s number, b) call him with it, and c) takes it with him for the day so he has a phone to use. ( c was the only part he needed my permission for, and i actually pre-emptively offered it before he had a chance to ask.)
situation 3: we're expecting a call from a pediatrician on his phone of a nature that i'd rather deal with myself, so we trade phones for the day and let each other know whenever someone calls/texts. (again, no quibbling required.)
we couldn't do these things with each other's phones if we didn't trust each other, could we? if any of these situations were to arise again, and one of us was reticent about sharing our phone with the other, that might be cause for some red flags. i suppose it's all about how open you're willing to be with your partner, and honestly, it's hard to remain enigmatic when your man's seen you with 5 stranger's hands and a vacuum pump in your vajayjay for several hours
Dankster4Life
Well-Known Member
She said...
VAJAYJAY!!!
I luv her.
VAJAYJAY!!!
I luv her.
Urca
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hmm... morgan, i dont think you should stay with him because of a child. my parents split up due to my mom's drug habit and whoring around when she was an addict... even though she got clean, best decision they ever made was to get divorced... its not hard growing up with two parents who are together, at times its easier, even though you miss them, because then seeing the parent you dont live with is special.
plus, shortly after my mom got clean, she met my stepdad, and they have been together for 14 years... never once cheated, broke up, anything... why short yourself on a love like my mom and stepdad have for your child to have a "normal" upbringing... who's to say whats normal in this life?
This guy hurt you, his sincerity will only last as long as he still thinks you hurt over it... but it will fade when he thinks you forgot
plus, shortly after my mom got clean, she met my stepdad, and they have been together for 14 years... never once cheated, broke up, anything... why short yourself on a love like my mom and stepdad have for your child to have a "normal" upbringing... who's to say whats normal in this life?
This guy hurt you, his sincerity will only last as long as he still thinks you hurt over it... but it will fade when he thinks you forgot
Dankster4Life
Well-Known Member
Wrong....
A child should be MORE reason for TWO adults to work things out.
She is standing up for the right reason......her child.
A child should be MORE reason for TWO adults to work things out.
She is standing up for the right reason......her child.
Morgan Lynn
Active Member
I see where you are coming from. Everyone has their own expectations for life and how to live their life. I agree, who says what's normal in life? Nothing is normal. Nothing is right. The only things right in life are the things that make us and the people closest to us happy.
metaltooths
Well-Known Member
I wasn't trying to solve anything, nor speaking from a moral stand point.
Why should it be left to her, to show dignity?
Specialboy
Member
maybe he cheated because you is ginga
Morgan Lynn
Active Member
Actually, I'm not. This hair color is not natural.
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