Marriage

EstherM wrote:

No worries, my grandmother got married (second time though) at the tender age of 62! With an open heart there are always options :inlove: - hehehe I sound like a jdorama heroine here :rofl:

So you're saying my best chance is to wait 37 years, eh? :shamefulcry: :hehe: Your grandma rocks.

People at work are always griping about their spouse. Of course, they also want others in misery, I guess, as they keep telling me that I should get married. I look at them and ask "After what you just told me?"

Madoka wrote:People at work are always griping about their spouse. Of course, they also want others in misery, I guess, as they keep telling me that I should get married. I look at them and ask "After what you just told me?"

I used to work at a place where we had a schedule that had you working every 3rd Saturday. This one guy that was married said he didn't think it was right, because he had kids and I was single, so he shouldn't have to work Saturdays. I looked at him and said, "O.K. Ed, If I ever get your wife pregnant, I'll work your Saturday." I don't think he liked that answer. :mrgreen: [/list:u]

:rofl:

Like because he had a busy social life, he could prevent others from having one. :shakehead:

Madoka wrote:People at work are always griping about their spouse. Of course, they also want others in misery, I guess, as they keep telling me that I should get married. I look at them and ask "After what you just told me?"

:hehe:
They probably envy you. :mrgreen:

One co-worker, who actually never gripes about his wife, calls my days off "Guilt Free" days off as I do whatever I want on them. He says he sometimes does that, but feels guilty later as the wife is not pleased with his lack of productivity.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

So they are envious. :hehe: I guess it's funnier to spend your weekends shopping, relaxing and hanging out with friends than repainting the kitchen, mow the lawn... Not to mention dinner with the in laws. :bleh:

I'm very happy. All that needs to be said.

I thought that this was rude...a few months ago I was talking to one of our patients at work and she asked if I was married. When I told her "no," she then asked if I was a lesbian. :grumble: Whatta bitch! My boss told me that I should've told her "yes" and ask her out. :hehe:

And just today someone asked what my maiden name was. I told the person that I wasn't married and I got the obligatory "oh, marriage is overrated. Etc etc etc."

Imo, it would be nice to have a part-time marriage. Something like the drama Shuumatsukon would be ideal for me. :D

cori wrote:I thought that this was rude...a few months ago I was talking to one of our patients at work and she asked if I was married. When I told her "no," she then asked if I was a lesbian. :grumble: Whatta bitch! My boss told me that I should've told her "yes" and ask her out. :hehe:

And just today someone asked what my maiden name was. I told the person that I wasn't married and I got the obligatory "oh, marriage is overrated. Etc etc etc."

Imo, it would be nice to have a part-time marriage. Something like the drama Shuumatsukon would be ideal for me. :D

LOL! Dude, that happens to me ALL the time. And I have a bold personality, and apparently a female with a bold personality MUST be a lesbian. :rolleyes:

I don't get asked my maiden name tho. I look sorta young for my age, so people are always shocked when they find out I've been through a marriage/divorce.

Wynter wrote:

LOL! Dude, that happens to me ALL the time. And I have a bold personality, and apparently a female with a bold personality MUST be a lesbian. :rolleyes:

I don't get asked my maiden name tho. I look sorta young for my age, so people are always shocked when they find out I've been through a marriage/divorce.

They actually ask you if you're a lesbian?? I find that to be very rude. I mean, it's no business what someone's sexual preference is, especially if they're not asking you out. :hehe:

And you're like, what--25 or 26, right? Wow, you're still young and you seem to have lived more than I have, in a sense. Sounds like a touchy subject, so I won't ask about it.

cori wrote:
They actually ask you if you're a lesbian?? I find that to be very rude. I mean, it's no business what someone's sexual preference is, especially if they're not asking you out. :hehe:

Outright I've only been asked twice, I think. But I always get the suspicious questions where you know they're trying to find out. :rolleyes:

And you're like, what--25 or 26, right? Wow, you're still young and you seem to have lived more than I have, in a sense. Sounds like a touchy subject, so I won't ask about it.

Yea, 25. The divorce isn't the touchy part. The marriage is. :rofl:

cori wrote:I thought that this was rude...a few months ago I was talking to one of our patients at work and she asked if I was married. When I told her "no," she then asked if I was a lesbian. :grumble: Whatta bitch! My boss told me that I should've told her "yes" and ask her out. :hehe:

:dielaughing: You're boss is one funny guy. :hehe: She's probably a lesbian, cause she has a bold personality. :P

Seriously, if you want to do small talk, I can think of other subjects besides someone's sexual preference. You don't ask personal questions like that to people you don't know.

tabana wrote::rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

So they are envious. :hehe: I guess it's funnier to spend your weekends shopping, relaxing and hanging out with friends than repainting the kitchen, mow the lawn... Not to mention dinner with the in laws. :bleh:

We are repainting our whole house... and mowing the yard... and we will be having dinner with the in-laws pretty soon!!!!

Omg... do you practice legilimens?

Yup. I sense ....a minivan ...a white fence ...and a few kids. :hehe: :bonk:

tabana wrote:Yup. I sense ....a minivan ...a white fence ...and a few kids. :hehe: :bonk:

Waiting for her signature to be changed to "That's Little Mrs. Soccer Mom to you" [/list:u]

tabana wrote:Yup. I sense ....a minivan ...a white fence ...and a few kids. :hehe: :bonk:

talk about living the american dream. hehehehe.. hell no to minivans.

littlemissfab wrote:hell no to minivans.

That's what they all say in the beginning....

come to find, wife turned in her greencard two weeks ago at the Tokyo Embassy.

whatevers.

Im married and going crazy... :grumble:

ahochaude wrote:come to find, wife turned in her greencard two weeks ago at the Tokyo Embassy.

whatevers.

what the hell? ‚Ç‚¤‚䂱‚ƁHmaybe she's turning it in for a new picture or something???