newbie40something is offline newbie40something Post #1  April 16,2010, 12:35pm
newbie40somet…'s Avatar

A time came when it was more painful to remain tight in a bud than the risk to break open & blossom

Veteran

Joined: Oct 2009

St. Louis

Posts: 1,740

See profile

Don't worry. I think I know how you all will feel about this, but had to share.

I was just watching a program about networking sites and they were talking about a website that helps people break up.

For people that are too passive aggresive to break up, are maybe afraid of hostility, etc. (Or maybe just don't have the conjones to do it?)

Sounds like they can be kind of mean.

Anybody else heard of this?

I just thought it was interesting???????
 
  Reply With Quote
newbie40something is offline newbie40something Post #2  April 16,2010, 1:17pm
newbie40somet…'s Avatar

A time came when it was more painful to remain tight in a bud than the risk to break open & blossom

Veteran

Joined: Oct 2009

St. Louis

Posts: 1,740

See profile

They will also do a divorce request, but haven't been asked to do so yet.
 
  Reply With Quote
jayjay is offline jayjay Post #3  April 16,2010, 1:40pm
jayjay's Avatar

...things seem to have gotten quiet around here.

Sage

Joined: Jun 2008

Brownsville, TX

Posts: 10,932

See profile

I don't need a site like that. I always have my secretary tell women I'm breaking up with them. I have her get them a lovely parting gift too.
 
  Reply With Quote
Mr79percent is offline Mr79percent Post #4  April 16,2010, 1:54pm
Mr79percent's Avatar

So long, farewell.

Pacesetter

Joined: Mar 2010

Posts: 451

See profile

No need for anything involved. Just update your facebook status.

That's the way it's done today, right?
 
  Reply With Quote
newbie40something is offline newbie40something Post #5  April 16,2010, 2:08pm
newbie40somet…'s Avatar

A time came when it was more painful to remain tight in a bud than the risk to break open & blossom

Veteran

Joined: Oct 2009

St. Louis

Posts: 1,740

See profile

JayJay,

Well.....you could always buy her a nice dinner first, pay the bill............and then send in the secretary. Lol.
 
  Reply With Quote
D_Lion is online now D_Lion Post #6  April 16,2010, 2:20pm
D_Lion's Avatar

- Ladies want to wring my neck - you have been warned!

Sage

Joined: Aug 2008

Posts: 31,667

See profile

I think you just proved that some people spend too much time on the internet.
 
  Reply With Quote
ThePriestess is online now ThePriestess Post #7  April 16,2010, 2:39pm
ThePriestess's Avatar

It's a glow-in-the-dark compass ring, so you don't get lost.

Sage

Joined: Apr 2008

Canadian POW held in Florida

Posts: 15,996

See profile

jayjay wrote :
I have her get them a lovely parting gift too.
Boxed version of the game?
 
  Reply With Quote
newbie40something is offline newbie40something Post #8  April 16,2010, 2:55pm
newbie40somet…'s Avatar

A time came when it was more painful to remain tight in a bud than the risk to break open & blossom

Veteran

Joined: Oct 2009

St. Louis

Posts: 1,740

See profile

DL.....you are so right, but I am still sticking my tongue out at you!!!!

Actually, the program was about spending too much time on social networking sites. (Although, I have to say that I have never created a facebook page, which is what they were talking about)
 
  Reply With Quote
howardtheduck is offline howardtheduck Post #9  April 16,2010, 7:57pm
howardtheduck's Avatar

Ok, no shoes dropping, just enjoying the present...

Enthusiast

Joined: Feb 2010

NJ

Posts: 821

See profile

jayjay wrote :
//edit... a lovely parting gift too. //endedit
I call it ex-wife jewelery that I swiped running for the door. Now I trickle out the trinkets
 
  Reply With Quote
newbie40something is offline newbie40something Post #10  April 16,2010, 8:12pm
newbie40somet…'s Avatar

A time came when it was more painful to remain tight in a bud than the risk to break open & blossom

Veteran

Joined: Oct 2009

St. Louis

Posts: 1,740

See profile

Hmmmmm, I wonder what my ex-husband did with my ruby and diamond ring. It mysteriously went missing shortly before I moved out.
 
  Reply With Quote
Reply
  • Page 1 of 2
  • 1
  • 2


« What's the nicest way to dump someone? | Dating | Why do seemingly ALL women wear the SAME outfit when on dates? Why no variation? »
Topic Tools Search this Thread
Search this Thread:

Advanced Search

Posting Rules
You may not post new topics
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are Off

Looking for a Great Relationship?

Get started now. Fill out this form and take the questionnaire to receive your matches.

First Name:

I'm a:
seeking

Postal Code:

Country:

Email:

Confirm Email:

Password:


How did you hear about us?


Latest on our Dating Advice Discussion Boards

“but isnt' "comedy" subjective?” –  richey

Join the “I think I blew it...” discussion

“"So, at what point did you decide I was only going to be a one-date kind of guy?" Hi Carole, I am late to this thread. Thanks for such an interesting topic! My initial reaction was to think ... ” –  SearchingHoping

Join the “My first "Matchmaker" date” discussion

“A little tough love... The lesson here: date married men at your own peril. The man was married when YOU began a relationship with him! You keep calling him divorced. Not when you were with him. Once ... ” –  emma_hazards

Join the “Reuniting with EX” discussion

“Thanks, DancingFool!!!!! I deleted all but 2 pics. I kept the 2 most recent pics. I will work on updating pics soon, hopefully this weekend. Thanks! Suzanne” –  SuzanneScorpio

Join the “Photo Review” discussion



All times are GMT -8. The time now is 6:09pm.

Discussion Boards Archive

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2012, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 3.6.0