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Penny S.
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bomba wrote:
> Penny S. wrote:
>
>> grow up and deal with things that cost money in a responsible, open, communicative manner?
>
> Do what? How? With a what-me-what?
>
> You do realise that you're talking to a bloke and you've just mentioned growing up, responsibility
> and open communication. Quite frankly, I'd not be surprised if he's imploded
Men can do this quite well if they get a clue oops I mean choose to grow up and act like an adult.
>
>
> Time I stuck my 0.02 Euro in...
>
> I think you're fortunate Penny, in that your hubby is the outdoorsy-type who shares many of your
> passions (shut it, Rimmer and understands why you have to spend significant money on them.
Damn straight - First year we were together he took me alpine skiing and said, if you want to be
with me you have to learn to ski! And he bought me my first m-bike too. then again, I have no use
for 300 pairs of color coordinated shoes or Martha Stupid decorator accents or some of those othe
black holes of money suck that some women choose. Fabric tho is another story.
> Many relationships aren't like this. I've had girlfriends who really can't grasp the concept of
> spending that much cash on bikes, and I think this is where the conflict point is. A lot of the
> time, it doesn't matter if the cash is spare, the SO has numerous 'better' plans for spending
> the money.
you really need to make better choices in women. ;-)
>
> You can argue that you shouldn't be with somebody who doesn't understand why you have to spend
> that much on your hobbies, but at the end of the day, some people are ugly and can't be choosy
If you'd only do something with your hair...
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Peneny
> Penny S. wrote:
>
>> grow up and deal with things that cost money in a responsible, open, communicative manner?
>
> Do what? How? With a what-me-what?
>
> You do realise that you're talking to a bloke and you've just mentioned growing up, responsibility
> and open communication. Quite frankly, I'd not be surprised if he's imploded
Men can do this quite well if they get a clue oops I mean choose to grow up and act like an adult.
>
>
> Time I stuck my 0.02 Euro in...
>
> I think you're fortunate Penny, in that your hubby is the outdoorsy-type who shares many of your
> passions (shut it, Rimmer and understands why you have to spend significant money on them.
Damn straight - First year we were together he took me alpine skiing and said, if you want to be
with me you have to learn to ski! And he bought me my first m-bike too. then again, I have no use
for 300 pairs of color coordinated shoes or Martha Stupid decorator accents or some of those othe
black holes of money suck that some women choose. Fabric tho is another story.
> Many relationships aren't like this. I've had girlfriends who really can't grasp the concept of
> spending that much cash on bikes, and I think this is where the conflict point is. A lot of the
> time, it doesn't matter if the cash is spare, the SO has numerous 'better' plans for spending
> the money.
you really need to make better choices in women. ;-)
>
> You can argue that you shouldn't be with somebody who doesn't understand why you have to spend
> that much on your hobbies, but at the end of the day, some people are ugly and can't be choosy
If you'd only do something with your hair...
<ducks>
Peneny