I'm supporting her in her own place now well the child i mean and she's working in her own nail parlour.Natasha Whittam wrote:Angry Dad wrote:
I really cant do that.
What happened to the mistress who lived with you?
I have a big problem.
+9
wanderlust
Soul Kitchen
Bolton Nuts
scottjames30
BoltonTillIDie
Keegan
Natasha Whittam
boltonbonce
Angry Dad
13 posters
Go to page : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
31 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 21:55
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
32 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 21:57
Guest
Guest
The child's working in her own nail parlour?
33 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:01
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Yes, its a fucking crazy thing.boltonbonce wrote:Is this bird famous AD?
34 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:02
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Breadman wrote:The child's working in her own nail parlour?
35 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:28
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Angry Dad wrote:
Yes, its a fucking crazy thing.
Is it Joan Collins?
36 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:30
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
What are you doing up so late nat?Natasha Whittam wrote:Angry Dad wrote:
Yes, its a fucking crazy thing.
Is it Joan Collins?
37 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:33
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Joan Collins,phwoar! Get yer teeth out for the lads.Natasha Whittam wrote:Angry Dad wrote:
Yes, its a fucking crazy thing.
Is it Joan Collins?
38 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:57
Keegan
Admin
You guys are either poor at math or I'm overthinking this way too much.
Anyway AD, you may represent what she feels in need of at present - stability and security - being a man's man and married witih a family. That may change if you two start a relationship and I'd hate for you to be left alone crying in your beer, as it were. Obviously, if you can quietly hit it on behalf of all of us and it doesn't cause a problem, go forth - just consider the possible cost of your actions and if it is worth it.
Anyway AD, you may represent what she feels in need of at present - stability and security - being a man's man and married witih a family. That may change if you two start a relationship and I'd hate for you to be left alone crying in your beer, as it were. Obviously, if you can quietly hit it on behalf of all of us and it doesn't cause a problem, go forth - just consider the possible cost of your actions and if it is worth it.
39 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 22:58
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Keegan wrote: Obviously, if you can quietly hit it on behalf of all of us and it doesn't cause a problem, go forth - just consider the possible cost of your actions and if it is worth it.
Disgraceful advice. Mrs Keegan is a lucky woman.
40 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 23:16
Keegan
Admin
If my math is correct, I'd quite probably hit it quietly and at that glorious moment I'd shout out "Nuts!" on behalf of you poor sods that don't get that opportunity.
41 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 23:21
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
How good is your math keegs.Keegan wrote:If my math is correct, I'd quite probably hit it quietly and at that glorious moment I'd shout out "Nuts!" on behalf of you poor sods that don't get that opportunity.
42 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 23:22
Keegan
Admin
I'm thinking there may be fireworks involved, AD.
43 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 23:23
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
My dad had an affair with a woman in preston was it your mum nat? I saw them at Preston bus station when I was a kid.
44 Re: I have a big problem. Thu Jun 05 2014, 23:32
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Good at maths then I've been invited to Santa Barbara for a break.Keegan wrote:I'm thinking there may be fireworks involved, AD.
45 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 00:57
Bolton Nuts
Admin
Fine... Send her to me. I will do it.
46 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 03:44
Keegan
Admin
Santa Barbara sounds like it could be fun...
47 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 08:53
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
This sounds very much like a soap scenario. Have you been writing scripts for 'Corrie' AD?
48 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 09:46
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
I don't know if this is a wind up or not but I'll bite anyway.
As the old saying goes: "Be good. If you can't be good, don't get caught."
I write this because all this hinges on getting caught or not and whether your guilt would ruin the experience or not. Infidelity is natural and it's a how our ancestors survived and evolved as a species. We (both male and female) are programmed to check out mating opportunities.
You've already been mentally unfaithful to your wife by thinking about going with this woman and there's minimal blame in that because it's what people do - just a normal human trait.
You already know that an affair (if discovered) would mess up your relationship with your wife and possibly your kids.
You are weighing up whether or not it would be worth it - without knowing what this woman is really about.
I've had experience of this. What happened was the sex and flirting with the young woman was fun but after a while I was worrying about getting caught/what knowing would do to my family. The worry gradually eroded the fun. After a while it was just about the sex.
When I'd had affairs in the past I'd ended it at this stage. I'm not a person to pass up good sex when the opportunity arises but it invariably got to the point when the stress of the liaison took the shine off the relationship. And ending an affair can be a very tricky thing in itself depending on the maturity of the woman involved and how attached she had become (I have a tendency to attract nutters).
However on this (last) occasion I didn't end it and eventually we were discovered - sort of - it was all circumstantial, but was enough to convince the wife.
It took a year of doghouse to get us back on track and even now there will always be that doubt at the back of her mind which is something I deeply regret.
There is an outside possibility that the object of your desire turns out to be perfect for you in every way but you've no way of knowing that so you would be risking everything.
There is another dimension to consider and that is age. If the woman is substantially younger than you there's a risk she is attracted to you for your "experience" (as opposed to your charm and looks as you'd like to believe) and you have a responsibility towards her. Some younger women are open to relationships with/attracted to older men and TBH they are easy to impress (knowledge/life experience/sex experience etc.) In the past I've had to consider their longer-term future i.e. where will we be in 10 or twenty years time?
In your position I'd like to think that my brain rules my dick and would try to find out a lot more about what she's like as a person - and what she wants out of it - before even contemplating risking what appears to be a stable marriage to someone who loves you enough to put up with your shite.
As the old saying goes: "Be good. If you can't be good, don't get caught."
I write this because all this hinges on getting caught or not and whether your guilt would ruin the experience or not. Infidelity is natural and it's a how our ancestors survived and evolved as a species. We (both male and female) are programmed to check out mating opportunities.
You've already been mentally unfaithful to your wife by thinking about going with this woman and there's minimal blame in that because it's what people do - just a normal human trait.
You already know that an affair (if discovered) would mess up your relationship with your wife and possibly your kids.
You are weighing up whether or not it would be worth it - without knowing what this woman is really about.
I've had experience of this. What happened was the sex and flirting with the young woman was fun but after a while I was worrying about getting caught/what knowing would do to my family. The worry gradually eroded the fun. After a while it was just about the sex.
When I'd had affairs in the past I'd ended it at this stage. I'm not a person to pass up good sex when the opportunity arises but it invariably got to the point when the stress of the liaison took the shine off the relationship. And ending an affair can be a very tricky thing in itself depending on the maturity of the woman involved and how attached she had become (I have a tendency to attract nutters).
However on this (last) occasion I didn't end it and eventually we were discovered - sort of - it was all circumstantial, but was enough to convince the wife.
It took a year of doghouse to get us back on track and even now there will always be that doubt at the back of her mind which is something I deeply regret.
There is an outside possibility that the object of your desire turns out to be perfect for you in every way but you've no way of knowing that so you would be risking everything.
There is another dimension to consider and that is age. If the woman is substantially younger than you there's a risk she is attracted to you for your "experience" (as opposed to your charm and looks as you'd like to believe) and you have a responsibility towards her. Some younger women are open to relationships with/attracted to older men and TBH they are easy to impress (knowledge/life experience/sex experience etc.) In the past I've had to consider their longer-term future i.e. where will we be in 10 or twenty years time?
In your position I'd like to think that my brain rules my dick and would try to find out a lot more about what she's like as a person - and what she wants out of it - before even contemplating risking what appears to be a stable marriage to someone who loves you enough to put up with your shite.
49 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 10:06
Guest
Guest
I think it's definitely not a wind-up.
I think it's eminently plausible that international superstar and former squeeze of everybody's favourite celebrity smack-head Russell Brand, Katy Perry, may well be trying to get into AD's keks.
Why wouldn't she.....?
I think it's eminently plausible that international superstar and former squeeze of everybody's favourite celebrity smack-head Russell Brand, Katy Perry, may well be trying to get into AD's keks.
Why wouldn't she.....?
50 Re: I have a big problem. Fri Jun 06 2014, 10:32
Angry Dad
Youri Djorkaeff
Some sensible advice from wander,I have been thinking all night and I'm tempted to go under the pretext of a job but it would get out at some point and then what I will see what the phone brings.
Go to page : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Similar topics
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|