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all i care is that they are happy.
both my parents found someone else after they divorced, and their respective partners are good people, i'm happy, and dont really dwell much on it.
both my parents found someone else after they divorced, and their respective partners are good people, i'm happy, and dont really dwell much on it.
Shortbus
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nope. my dad re-married 2 years ago. he never asked how i felt about the woman. although, he did say he was gonna marry her like a few months in advance. ye... seeing her occasionally and living with her are completely different. ive grown to dislike her and now hate her kids. =[
Leroy
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After my dad divorced me mom, I'd come home late at night or whatever from parties, and bump into random girls in the hallway. It'd be like, "who are you?", and they would inevitably reply, "Who are you?"
It was none of my damn business.
My mom on the other hand, when her new currently husband asked her to marry him, he did it right in front of me. Now I really couldn't care less, my mom is an adult, but I'd say it would be rather risky of him, as if I were the other way, I probably would have hit him.
love hurts.
It was none of my damn business.
My mom on the other hand, when her new currently husband asked her to marry him, he did it right in front of me. Now I really couldn't care less, my mom is an adult, but I'd say it would be rather risky of him, as if I were the other way, I probably would have hit him.
love hurts.
Haha. I have first hand experience with this shit too. My parents split when I was 15, needless to say it wasn't the 'let's be friends' kind of break up. Loose and greasy. Anyways, my dad dated a woman for 10 or so years, only to dump her for another woman he'd known for years and propose to her six months into their relationship.
The goofy bastard proposed in front of me, on Christmas Eve (2008) at his new girlfriends sisters' house. It was my first time meeting these people... The second time in two days that I had met my dad's girl. He had started dating her when I went to school.
He said nothing to myself or my brother, but I called it about 5 minutes before because he started getting jittery, putting his hand in his pocket and trying to commandeer the conversation. I was thinking "
h, shit. This is gonna be awkward. How the fuck do I excuse myself?"
BAM. The old man is on his knees. AWWWWWWKKKKWWWAARRRDDD. Like walking in on your sister sucking a guy off. In my neverending poetic eloquence I blurted "h... fuck." and my dad's GF's sister turned and looked at me all confused, with tears in her eyes.
My brother and I looked at each other and instantly started laughing our asses off. HER daughter started bawling her eyes out and ran out side. My brother and I laughed even harder, mostly at my Dad's reckless disregard for everyone's comfort in his pursuit of love... and the daughter, that was funny too.
Don't get me wrong, I was happy for him at the time and still am. I was honored he thought me important enough to include in this epic debacle and I really like the woman (I also liked that last one), but holy sweet mother of Moses' scrotum thatch it was one of the most awkward moments of my life.
To Omission's three thousandth question, I think parents should be mindful of their kids' current state and overly biased opinions, but also do the best to ensure they themselves are happy. If that person is right for you, well, you make it work. Fuckin' way she goes. FuuUUUuuckin' waaaaayyyyy shEEeeeEE GOES, BOYS!
Plus you gotta get dat dinky stinky, nawmsayun?
The goofy bastard proposed in front of me, on Christmas Eve (2008) at his new girlfriends sisters' house. It was my first time meeting these people... The second time in two days that I had met my dad's girl. He had started dating her when I went to school.
He said nothing to myself or my brother, but I called it about 5 minutes before because he started getting jittery, putting his hand in his pocket and trying to commandeer the conversation. I was thinking "
h, shit. This is gonna be awkward. How the fuck do I excuse myself?" BAM. The old man is on his knees. AWWWWWWKKKKWWWAARRRDDD. Like walking in on your sister sucking a guy off. In my neverending poetic eloquence I blurted "
h... fuck." and my dad's GF's sister turned and looked at me all confused, with tears in her eyes. My brother and I looked at each other and instantly started laughing our asses off. HER daughter started bawling her eyes out and ran out side. My brother and I laughed even harder, mostly at my Dad's reckless disregard for everyone's comfort in his pursuit of love... and the daughter, that was funny too.
Don't get me wrong, I was happy for him at the time and still am. I was honored he thought me important enough to include in this epic debacle and I really like the woman (I also liked that last one), but holy sweet mother of Moses' scrotum thatch it was one of the most awkward moments of my life.
To Omission's three thousandth question, I think parents should be mindful of their kids' current state and overly biased opinions, but also do the best to ensure they themselves are happy. If that person is right for you, well, you make it work. Fuckin' way she goes. FuuUUUuuckin' waaaaayyyyy shEEeeeEE GOES, BOYS!
Plus you gotta get dat dinky stinky, nawmsayun?
3xtr3m3
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My dad met with a Ukranian woman 2 years after him and my mom got divorced.
I didn't like the woman and always had problems with her and her kid from her ex husband. He decided to marry her. He knew i was against it and my opinion didn't matter. I refused to be in their lil wedding party and I left home after a year.
Now i am here.
If my child didn't like the person i am dating. I would be bothered and look for solutions before i make important decisions like marriage.
I didn't like the woman and always had problems with her and her kid from her ex husband. He decided to marry her. He knew i was against it and my opinion didn't matter. I refused to be in their lil wedding party and I left home after a year.
Now i am here.
If my child didn't like the person i am dating. I would be bothered and look for solutions before i make important decisions like marriage.
Narf!
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After maybe a year after my mom passed away, my dad started dating some woman (apparently one of my aunt's friends she hook him up with). 6 months later they got married -- didn't even fucking tell me. I'm trying to move out at the moment, but it's hard when I have 2 large dogs and a cat -- I can't get an apt. or condo as they don't take pets, so now I'm stuck until I can put a down payment on a house. YEY FOR ME!!!
She's a nice lady, but that's not really the issue here (for me at least). What bothered me is that my aunt didn't bother ask me how I would feel about it first. My dad told me that he was seeing someone, but the marriage thing was a shocker indeed. I'm still quite bitter about it all, and this was 3+ years ago.
Omission, if you feel like meeting someone new, good on you. But consult your kids first or at the very least give them a fair warning.
She's a nice lady, but that's not really the issue here (for me at least). What bothered me is that my aunt didn't bother ask me how I would feel about it first. My dad told me that he was seeing someone, but the marriage thing was a shocker indeed. I'm still quite bitter about it all, and this was 3+ years ago.
Omission, if you feel like meeting someone new, good on you. But consult your kids first or at the very least give them a fair warning.
dead mike
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Haha. I have first hand experience with this shit too. My parents split when I was 15, needless to say it wasn't the 'let's be friends' kind of break up. Loose and greasy. Anyways, my dad dated a woman for 10 or so years, only to dump her for another woman he'd known for years and propose to her six months into their relationship.
The goofy bastard proposed in front of me, on Christmas Eve (2008) at his new girlfriends sisters' house. It was my first time meeting these people... The second time in two days that I had met my dad's girl. He had started dating her when I went to school.
He said nothing to myself or my brother, but I called it about 5 minutes before because he started getting jittery, putting his hand in his pocket and trying to commandeer the conversation. I was thinking "h, shit. This is gonna be awkward. How the fuck do I excuse myself?"
BAM. The old man is on his knees. AWWWWWWKKKKWWWAARRRDDD. Like walking in on your sister sucking a guy off. In my neverending poetic eloquence I blurted "h... fuck." and my dad's GF's sister turned and looked at me all confused, with tears in her eyes.
My brother and I looked at each other and instantly started laughing our asses off. HER daughter started bawling her eyes out and ran out side. My brother and I laughed even harder, mostly at my Dad's reckless disregard for everyone's comfort in his pursuit of love... and the daughter, that was funny too.
Don't get me wrong, I was happy for him at the time and still am. I was honored he thought me important enough to include in this epic debacle and I really like the woman (I also liked that last one), but holy sweet mother of Moses' scrotum thatch it was one of the most awkward moments of my life.
To Omission's three thousandth question, I think parents should be mindful of their kids' current state and overly biased opinions, but also do the best to ensure they themselves are happy. If that person is right for you, well, you make it work. Fuckin' way she goes. FuuUUUuuckin' waaaaayyyyy shEEeeeEE GOES, BOYS!
Plus you gotta get dat dinky stinky, nawmsayun?
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cool story bro
Haha. I have first hand experience with this shit too. My parents split when I was 15, needless to say it wasn't the 'let's be friends' kind of break up. Loose and greasy. Anyways, my dad dated a woman for 10 or so years, only to dump her for another woman he'd known for years and propose to her six months into their relationship.
The goofy bastard proposed in front of me, on Christmas Eve (2008) at his new girlfriends sisters' house. It was my first time meeting these people... The second time in two days that I had met my dad's girl. He had started dating her when I went to school.
He said nothing to myself or my brother, but I called it about 5 minutes before because he started getting jittery, putting his hand in his pocket and trying to commandeer the conversation. I was thinking "
h, shit. This is gonna be awkward. How the fuck do I excuse myself?" BAM. The old man is on his knees. AWWWWWWKKKKWWWAARRRDDD. Like walking in on your sister sucking a guy off. In my neverending poetic eloquence I blurted "
h... fuck." and my dad's GF's sister turned and looked at me all confused, with tears in her eyes. My brother and I looked at each other and instantly started laughing our asses off. HER daughter started bawling her eyes out and ran out side. My brother and I laughed even harder, mostly at my Dad's reckless disregard for everyone's comfort in his pursuit of love... and the daughter, that was funny too.
Don't get me wrong, I was happy for him at the time and still am. I was honored he thought me important enough to include in this epic debacle and I really like the woman (I also liked that last one), but holy sweet mother of Moses' scrotum thatch it was one of the most awkward moments of my life.
To Omission's three thousandth question, I think parents should be mindful of their kids' current state and overly biased opinions, but also do the best to ensure they themselves are happy. If that person is right for you, well, you make it work. Fuckin' way she goes. FuuUUUuuckin' waaaaayyyyy shEEeeeEE GOES, BOYS!
Plus you gotta get dat dinky stinky, nawmsayun?
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cool story bro
marinerevenge
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wait, isn't omission married.. doesn't he always chatter about his wife in teh background? Do I detect the smell of change in the wind?
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She brings him beer. No way is omission gonna ditch her.
wait, isn't omission married.. doesn't he always chatter about his wife in teh background? Do I detect the smell of change in the wind?
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She brings him beer. No way is omission gonna ditch her.
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