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by **Eric dayi** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:05 pm

GorillaGal wrote:
halil wrote:Love ?
looks like a LOLİPOP,
when u bite it , its test wonderfull ,
u keep eating , u loved it more ......
But at the end u got a STİCK in your hand ........

yeah, buit the things you can do with that stick!

by **Eric dayi** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:10 pm

Becarefull what you say GG, as has been demonstrated there are leeches around who might twist the meaning of your words and try to score points with their friends. :wink:

by **Eric dayi** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:25 pm

Niki wrote:
GorillaGal wrote:like i said, you don't knwo what the circumstances were. i kicked my husband to the curb. he was abusive and dating every person he could, male and female, during our 5 years of marriage. my ex was in and out of jail several times, a repeat sex offender. so there you have it. you don't know the circumstances he kicked his wife out. she may have deserved it.
don't be so quick to pass judgement.

GG I am amazed you still like men after going through this. You must be a very strong lady.

I agree though, the 'kicking the wife out' sounds like bitterness, she must have done something to deserve this. A defensive statement and one used many times in this kind of situation.

Niki, there's always "bitterness" in any kind of separation, I would have thought that we would have learned this from the going ons in Cyprus.

Why my x-wife and I separated tough is not anyones concern and is not a subject that should be questioned or even mentioned by anyone unless I choose to "tell all" and I don't feel like telling all just because some idiot tried to twist my words around. In fact, I don't feel like telling all in any case, it's should suffice to everyone that we separated a very long time ago and I have been married to my present wife for a very long time and I am in love with my present wife as much as I was when I first met her.

Or do you want to pry in to my private life? If your answer is no, then drop the subject please.

by **GorillaGal** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:32 pm

well, i am happy that you found love again, Eric Dayi, and that you kept it. i wish you a very happy marriage. i hope someday i will meet a man who will love me like you love your wife, or like so many of the men on this forum have expressed the love they feel for thier wives.

by **twinkle** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:03 pm

GorillaGal wrote:like i said, you don't knwo what the circumstances were. i kicked my husband to the curb. he was abusive and dating every person he could, male and female, during our 5 years of marriage. my ex was in and out of jail several times, a repeat sex offender. so there you have it. you don't know the circumstances he kicked his wife out. she may have deserved it.
don't be so quick to pass judgement.

I have a whole new found respect for you GG. Not only do you love animals, you live in the city my hubby was born in but you have also been unlucky in love..YET, you still manage to get on with life. Good on you lady!

Standing up to a bad relationship is a huge step..moving on is an even bigger step. I hope and pray that one day you will find the love you so richly deserve.

Forget member of the month....today I crown you Hero(ine) of the month.

by **twinkle** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:08 pm

Two jokes on the subject to lighten the subject

A wife went to the bank and applied for a loan. "I want a loan, I'm going to divorce my husband."
"Oh, we don't give loans for divorces" the manager says, "We make loans for appliances, automobiles, businesses, home improvements...."
The wife interrupts and says, "Well, this is certainly a 'Home Improvement."

A guy called up his lawyer to tell him he was filing for divorce, and the lawyer inquired as to the grounds for the suit.
"I've got grounds, all right," sputtered the irate husband. "Can you believe my wife told me I'm a lousy lover?"
"That's why you're divorcing?" pursued his lawyer.
"Of course not. I'm divorcing because she knows the difference."

by **GorillaGal** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:29 pm

twinkle wrote:
GorillaGal wrote:like i said, you don't knwo what the circumstances were. i kicked my husband to the curb. he was abusive and dating every person he could, male and female, during our 5 years of marriage. my ex was in and out of jail several times, a repeat sex offender. so there you have it. you don't know the circumstances he kicked his wife out. she may have deserved it.
don't be so quick to pass judgement.

I have a whole new found respect for you GG. Not only do you love animals, you live in the city my hubby was born in but you have also been unlucky in love..YET, you still manage to get on with life. Good on you lady!

Standing up to a bad relationship is a huge step..moving on is an even bigger step. I hope and pray that one day you will find the love you so richly deserve.

Forget member of the month....today I crown you Hero(ine) of the month.

thanks twinkle

by **Niki** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:16 pm

Eric dayi wrote:
Niki wrote:
GorillaGal wrote:like i said, you don't knwo what the circumstances were. i kicked my husband to the curb. he was abusive and dating every person he could, male and female, during our 5 years of marriage. my ex was in and out of jail several times, a repeat sex offender. so there you have it. you don't know the circumstances he kicked his wife out. she may have deserved it.
don't be so quick to pass judgement.

GG I am amazed you still like men after going through this. You must be a very strong lady.

I agree though, the 'kicking the wife out' sounds like bitterness, she must have done something to deserve this. A defensive statement and one used many times in this kind of situation.

Niki, there's always "bitterness" in any kind of separation, I would have thought that we would have learned this from the going ons in Cyprus.

Why my x-wife and I separated tough is not anyones concern and is not a subject that should be questioned or even mentioned by anyone unless I choose to "tell all" and I don't feel like telling all just because some idiot tried to twist my words around. In fact, I don't feel like telling all in any case, it's should suffice to everyone that we separated a very long time ago and I have been married to my present wife for a very long time and I am in love with my present wife as much as I was when I first met her.

Or do you want to pry in to my private life? If your answer is no, then drop the subject please.

Apologies, I would never pry. I was suggesting that you must have your reasons.

It is a shame people have to go through unhappy times but at least it makes you more aware of when something is good. Best wishes to you and your wife.

by **free_cyprus** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 11:36 am

this is another perfect example how the mind works, i posted a thread entitle

what constitute real riches in life

and we have deviated from that subject into something completely diffrent as it happend on my thread regarding education till it was blocked,

can we please stick with the thread

what constitute real riches in life

by **twinkle** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 11:51 am

I'll say it again then...freedom.

That includes the right to post what you what on a thread on the Cyprus Forum

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