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No offence to binners but me and him were sat in a pub recently and we BOTH looked like 40yr old men wearing skateboard-esque clothing from head to foot.
I also hadn't shaven for a while.
Imagine non-cycling female partner sat in jogpants/10yr old tshirt and greasy hair? Attractive.
Imagine non-cycling female partner sat in jogpants/10yr old tshirt and greasy hair?
I feel a stirring in my loins...
😉
Ok, I'll wash my hair, don't go on!
trackie bottoms are comfy, it's either those or the pink PJ's.
I think there's definitely an element of instant gratification culture and being sold an impossible dream/taught to constantly be unsatisfied by advertising etc.
Been with my wife for 18 years (33 now) and you can't help wondering how things might have turned out differently sometimes - but in general it's great. Think you do have to make a conscious effort to keep things fresh/interesting.
No kids to complicate matters though!
Thats another thing, just because everyone around you is having kids DONT feel like you have to conform.
and you can't help wondering how things might have turned out differently sometimes
I've been out with a better looking girl. I've been out with a girl with bigger boobs and blue eyes.
However they didn't have what held my attention. You can't quantify that can you? A keeper.
As c_g so wisely said, plus...
[i]Thats another thing, just because everyone around you is having kids DONT feel like you have to conform.[/i]
... tell that to the one you're with.
And I suspect there's something related to moving away from home to study and work, thereby losing family support.
I have. Do you really want one? Well I don't want to get to an age when its too late.
Do you?
Then, everyone is having two- you don't want your son to grow up lonely do you?
Passive brainwashing.
It wasn't aimed at you personally, just tacked onto your comment.
As c_g so wisely said, plus...
Chuckles to herself. 😀
Are parents becoming less of a role model these days? Without wishing to sound like the old girl I really am, stuff like divorce was only beginning to happen in the 60's and without shame attached to it.
How many of you 'younger' folk have had traditional upbringings, ie both parents living together?
Thats another thing, just because everyone around you is having kids DONT feel like you have to conform.and you can't help wondering how things might have turned out differently sometimes
I've been out with a better looking girl. I've been out with a girl with bigger boobs and blue eyes.
However they didn't have what held my attention. You can't quantify that can you? A keeper.
In other news, Hora released this album last week.
How many of you 'younger' folk have had traditional upbringings, ie both parents living together?
Just to inject some positivity and happiness into this thread:
My mam and dad are still happily married. Both sets of my grandparents also stayed together [i]until death they did part[/i]. Same for my wife's parents and grandparents. I'm 36.
Of our best friends, none of their parents are divorced and they themselves are married and undivorced.
I think there's something to be said for the idea of marriage and divorce as a meme. We were the first of our social circle to get married, at 21 and 22, but lots of our friends got married very soon afterward at relatively young ages. (It's our 15th wedding anniversary in August, but we'll have been together for 23 years in June.)
slowoldgit - Member - apologies I posted my post below yours as a convo I had with my missus too 🙂 I didn't make it clear
No offence to binners but me and him were sat in a pub recently and we BOTH looked like 40yr old men wearing skateboard-esque clothing from head to foot.I also hadn't shaven for a while.
Its a fair point. When I had my own business it was even worse. Most days I'd ride into the office in my baggies and t-shirt, and just slob about in them all day. Making an effort would mean not being covered in mud. If you're working from home its even worse than that. Do it for more than a couple of days running I end up looking like a homeless person who's squatting in the house.
I really should make more of an effort. Maybe a shirt? And a new cap
If I was a Kirk I'd be keeping me head down for 48hrs.
I think he has been doing too much of that already, that's how it all started.
Why do people split up?
Because the sexual manglue is applied less and less until debonding occurs..
Because the sexual manglue is applied less and less until debonding occurs..
That's priceless!
hora - no worries mate.
My peer group were mostly having their first child in their thirties*. And that's nearly thirty years ago. I wonder if it's significant. How do today's couples compare?
*At the time there were thirty-year-olds and late teens in the maternity wards.
"I'm leaving you (for him/her) because I just want to be happy."
If the sex is once a week or less?
[i]Houston we have a problem[/i]
My peer group were mostly having their first child in their thirties*. And that's nearly thirty years ago. I wonder if it's significant. How do today's couples compare?*At the time there were thirty-year-olds and late teens in the maternity wards.
When we had our kids, most of the women my wife made friends with were a good few years older and (mid-20s) were an oddity. At the same time we were expecting our first, four other colleagues were also expectant fathers; all older than us.
hora - Member
I had a real thing for Sheridan Smith in Two Pints of Lager...woof!
I assume you've seen the episode of Benidorm...
Euston we have a problem.
If the sex is once a week or less?
Hmmm, 18th March......long time till next Christmas.....



