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Mist and Lint
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On, off, on, off. Your love life is like a strobe light at a 1960’s Pink Floyd gig!
I almost feel bad for you! hey my first real comment - I’m in !
a bit surprised. who knew that Carl had the power?
F: ha ha…and as confusing.
P: Nice to see you here anywhere Ms P!
DF: Under different circumstances it would be romantic. Brilliant tune though.
Rip the plaster off, you’ll only hurt her the longer this drags on. And none of this “let’s be friends” malarkey.
Love from your Great Aunt Homer.
I know, I know… I just keep thinking – maybe this time it’ll be alright.
All your relationships end up feeling like jobs? Is that so? Do you think you’re so special? All your relationships end up like jobs because all relationships are a lot of bloody unpleasant work to maintain. Homer is 100% correct. Put an end to this and stop torturing yourself. There is no “this time.” There’s only every time. I’ve been down this road before and I’ll bet you have, too. It’s going to be quite some time until it’s really over. Best get cracking. And don’t forget to write about every salacious detail, please.
They should be easy and enjoyable, not “bloody unpleasant work". If that’s what it involves I’m not interested. Life’s too short.
I have “relationships” with Kim, Kitty, Wilma–all people I want to see and enjoy seeing. Only seems to go wrong when sex and all the overheated hyperbole of love gets introduced.
I think the minute you throw in sex and love things inevitably get more complicated, but they’re both things I certainly wouldn’t want to live without. That said, I agree with Homer, it seems unfair to drag it out.
On a lighter (boozy) note, have you ever seen, Beer Hunter, The Movie ?
Well, just at the moment I don’t think it’s worth the effort. I don’t have the ability to feel romantic love. But I very much enjoy–need–physical intimacy.
But anyway–I haven’t seen Beer Hunter. I will hunt it out!
Have you tried at least removing the snoring from the equation? Get her to a sleep clinic, and get some sleep so you can think clearly? A sleep apnea assessment would all but stop that snoring entirely.
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