Meeting people from the internet
Monty Boyce asks: Have you ever had a real-life meet with somebody you first knew from the internet? How did it go? How long until the Asbo expires?
( , Thu 20 Oct 2011, 12:43)
Monty Boyce asks: Have you ever had a real-life meet with somebody you first knew from the internet? How did it go? How long until the Asbo expires?
( , Thu 20 Oct 2011, 12:43)
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Found love again
Sorry, this is a fluffy one
As a few ‘old timers’ here may remember, I was tragically widowed in 2007 when my wife suffered a very rapid and chronic descent into severe mental illness. She took her own life by jumping in front of a tube train.
It was horrendous & I died that day with her. I was inconsolable &.desolate
Then after a year I started getting bored with my right hand (besides I kept thinking of doing it with her) so I decided that I should find someone to shag. Not for love coz I realised that after Sue I would never love again (I was 44), I just wanted a shag, basically. Well, come on. Like you wouldn’t?
So I signed up with a ‘dating’ site looking for larfs, like.
Within two months I met my lovely Marie. We met (in real life) on a first date & didn’t even kiss. Then we arranged dinner a couple of weeks later - managed a kiss then. YAY!.
Three & half years later she has moved in & we’re like a couple of teenagers. Can’t keep our hands off each other. We’re so happy together. Everyone says we were made for each other. My friends adore her, her friends adore me & we adore each other. We're engaged & plan to marry in 2013 in Mauritius (her homeland). Sickening, isn’t it? & we’re both nearly 50. Not many people get a second chance in life.
Funny when I’ve met people who say how sorry they are for me after what I’ve been through. I say: “But I’ve had the love of not one, but two wonderful women in my life. How lucky am I? Plenty of people don’t even get one."
It’s lovely. It’s fluffy. & I fucking deserve it, thank you very much.
(apols: width, depth, etc…)
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 20:02, 15 replies)
Sorry, this is a fluffy one
As a few ‘old timers’ here may remember, I was tragically widowed in 2007 when my wife suffered a very rapid and chronic descent into severe mental illness. She took her own life by jumping in front of a tube train.
It was horrendous & I died that day with her. I was inconsolable &.desolate
Then after a year I started getting bored with my right hand (besides I kept thinking of doing it with her) so I decided that I should find someone to shag. Not for love coz I realised that after Sue I would never love again (I was 44), I just wanted a shag, basically. Well, come on. Like you wouldn’t?
So I signed up with a ‘dating’ site looking for larfs, like.
Within two months I met my lovely Marie. We met (in real life) on a first date & didn’t even kiss. Then we arranged dinner a couple of weeks later - managed a kiss then. YAY!.
Three & half years later she has moved in & we’re like a couple of teenagers. Can’t keep our hands off each other. We’re so happy together. Everyone says we were made for each other. My friends adore her, her friends adore me & we adore each other. We're engaged & plan to marry in 2013 in Mauritius (her homeland). Sickening, isn’t it? & we’re both nearly 50. Not many people get a second chance in life.
Funny when I’ve met people who say how sorry they are for me after what I’ve been through. I say: “But I’ve had the love of not one, but two wonderful women in my life. How lucky am I? Plenty of people don’t even get one."
It’s lovely. It’s fluffy. & I fucking deserve it, thank you very much.
(apols: width, depth, etc…)
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 20:02, 15 replies)
Aww
Click because you made me smile and you are right - you are very lucky :)
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 21:34, closed)
Click because you made me smile and you are right - you are very lucky :)
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 21:34, closed)
In a strange kind of way
That was beautiful.
Thanks for sharing.
Clicky
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 23:02, closed)
That was beautiful.
Thanks for sharing.
Clicky
( , Mon 24 Oct 2011, 23:02, closed)
having known love like that twice is awesome
having to lose it once is a pain i'm not sure i could handle.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 0:25, closed)
having to lose it once is a pain i'm not sure i could handle.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 0:25, closed)
Aww! I especially like the part
when you tell everyone how happy you are that your wife died.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 9:49, closed)
when you tell everyone how happy you are that your wife died.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 9:49, closed)
This is all very heartwarming
in the appropriate places and gets a click and all that, but I'm sure you'll understand when I say it does slightly make we want to vomit.
No offence.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 11:45, closed)
in the appropriate places and gets a click and all that, but I'm sure you'll understand when I say it does slightly make we want to vomit.
No offence.
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 11:45, closed)
I can very much identify with this...
Losing Jess was the hardest thing I've ever been through, and I knew I'd never be happy again.
I feel very lucky indeed to be in the situation I am now.
*clicks*
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 12:33, closed)
Losing Jess was the hardest thing I've ever been through, and I knew I'd never be happy again.
I feel very lucky indeed to be in the situation I am now.
*clicks*
( , Tue 25 Oct 2011, 12:33, closed)
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