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Wed 08/14/13 08:21 AM


Could you give up your boy toys for the good of your relationship?

Could you give up your motorcycle, boat, or man cave or comparable items.

Would you walk away, or sacrifice and stay?

Would it matter if it were an established relationship or someone new who you really cared for?


When I got married, she had two little boys, after awhile I gave up going to the dojo to spend more time with them and timed trips to hang out at a cigar store for weekends when they were with their dad. She did once pull the cord out of the socket when I was on the verge of destroying all mankind in WarCraft II


That's harsh! I guess she didn't see your potential as a world ruler...as we do. :tongue:

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Wed 08/14/13 08:17 AM



Well...this is easy.

Since I don't really care about guy toys....cars ,bikes,guns,etc....it wouldn't bother me.

What would bother me...would be a woman having the gall to ask me to give up something I like.

That...I would construe as jealous insecurity.

Everyone should get to retain some of their individuality.

Sure there needs to be compromises...time together and time to still be your own person.

If I was flat out told...."I don't want you to (fill in the blank)"

I would be disappointed.


Yeah....my bad.

I should have clarified the point better. oops

By "for the good of your relationship" I meant that it's a good relationship but going through a hardship of some sort.

No one is making any demands. It would be your own choice to give something up for the sake of the relationship....to be able to stay together.



Sure I would, I've done it before. I sold my Toy Hauler trailer, dirt bikes, quad my PA system and a Les Paul guitar I had, during the 911 time frame when marketing went to shiz and high-end jobs were scarce and I was layed off. Took a couple years but I gained most of it back.

If I was told I cant have those hobbies any more, then that would most likely be a different story....smokin
I think the only women who do that are those who need to believe THEY are your only source of joy. What they don't realize is that when we are free to endulge in multiple sources of happiness, that balance floods everything else with our love for life...especially our relationships. flowerforyou

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Wed 08/14/13 08:00 AM

what about the toys that make me $ ?
Now that would just be nuts. This would fit well in the thread where I asked the gals a similar question though.

If there were a risk of you losing your money making toys, hopefully your with one of the gals who would sell her shoes and purses to help you keep them. :thumbsup:

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Wed 08/14/13 07:51 AM
I like going out with my guy and his buds on occassion because it's fun to see him letting loose and being immature, and out with friends is a good time for that since they will look out for each other. But I do think him spending that time away from me is important for his personal sense of balance as well as the balance of our relationship.

There will be times I'll want to do things independently or with my own group of friends too.

Now if I'm usually home from bowling before midnight, but a friend got a promotion so we decide to take her out to celebrate after knocking down pins, he will definitely be getting a call or text instead of finding out when I drag my drunk butt home at 3 am.

That's what I do...because I was raised to feel this is the courteous thing to do and because he knows it's not like me to be out until 3 am without a heads up, so the one time I don't call, he will know I have a dead phone and car trouble...or am in jail for serving a justified right hook to the creep at the bar who grabbed my azz for the second time. It IS justified if you warned him the first time. grumble

Anyway...I don't EXPECT him to do the same...but really appreciate it if he does, cause I want him to have his fun but WILL worry if I wake up, look at the clock and his side is still cold at 4 am. ohwell

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Tue 08/13/13 05:29 PM
If he's out with the boys much later than usual, wouldn't he call to let you know he was okay, having fun and not to worry?

I mean they ALL do that...right? RIGHT? slaphead

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Tue 08/13/13 05:15 PM

If he really loved you, he wouldn't make you give up your stuff, and vice versa.


I'm asking if you could "give" up. I thought this indicated WILLINGLY, but apparently the topic is not as clearly stated as most would have liked. oops

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Tue 08/13/13 05:08 PM

Old woman perfume irritates my lungs.
Would you give it up if your man was allergic?
Thank you Willing. This is another good reason someone might have to choose their relationship over their stuff. flowerforyou

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Mon 08/12/13 07:41 PM



Nope; I wouldn't give up a damn thing for a relationship. It sounds like a control issue to me and I would end up resenting a guy asking me to do that.


I wasn't as clear as I should have been. "For the good of the relationship" was supposed to mean due to some circumstance...not because he just wants you to. I hadn't thought about that at all, cause I don't see why a guy would ask you to ditch your stuff....but suppose it happens by not only yours, but reactions I got in my similar thread for the fellas. flowerforyou




What kind of circumstances?


It's not a specific question about a specific circumstance.

This is more of a question of whether or not you've become so set in your ways and attached to your things to consider sacrificing them for a good reason to maintain or save a relationship. flowerforyou

I would not answer it either. :laughing:


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Mon 08/12/13 07:27 PM

For a rich man, I'll give up everything except my son......shopping spree..... I want a taste of the"kept" & "pampered" lifestylelove love :wink:
When I want to be pampered, a Greek yogurt usually does the trick. flowerforyou

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Mon 08/12/13 07:24 PM



Nope; I wouldn't give up a damn thing for a relationship. It sounds like a control issue to me and I would end up resenting a guy asking me to do that.


I wasn't as clear as I should have been. "For the good of the relationship" was supposed to mean due to some circumstance...not because he just wants you to. I hadn't thought about that at all, cause I don't see why a guy would ask you to ditch your stuff....but suppose it happens by not only yours, but reactions I got in my similar thread for the fellas. flowerforyou




I don't see how giving up any of my stuff would help a relationship unless I was a hoarder.
It's something of an abstract question anyway. Hording would definitely be a good example of a reason this question could become real though. :thumbsup:

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Mon 08/12/13 03:50 PM
First off everyone, without exception, dies. You're first love WILL die as will you.

Secondly, I actually think it's the memory of the first love experience that really sticks with us. And since that's the light we see the guy or gal under, that's what we will always believe they were to us. So yeah, most of us have very fond memories of our first love...first kiss...first time....


...on the roller coaster. :tongue:

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Mon 08/12/13 03:46 PM


It just took me 12 years to actually notice a man...I mean really NOTICE. If I don't wait until I find myself truly interested in someone, I usually spend most of my date asking myself "Why am I here again?" whoa Which is a disservice to the poor man siting next to me....so anymore I just pass on anything that doesn't REALLY intrigue me.

So true.
Guys would ask me out, I would say 'As I have no real
interest in you, what is the point?'
And they would say 'But I have interest in YOU.'

All well and good, but if I cannot build up a letch
over time, meeting never does it, I have to be way
into them first.

Works for me :-)

And, like you say, tis a disservice to just hang,
with no intentions.


Exactly right. Dating someone who's into you so you'll have roses on Valentine's Day is soooo totally high school dude. :laughing:


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Mon 08/12/13 03:40 PM


madam please never neglect or reject him.first and foremost what really happen?please it is very hard for someone who love's you to forget your good time with him. you never can tell about tomorrow. am not saying this because am a man .just think wise before you can tell someone am done with you. i hate that word when it come's to love......


I disagree!

If a single woman doesn't want a man for a boyfriend, then nothing requires her to keep him.


Not only do I agree with this but think that it's unfair to the person pursuing you if you let them think there is hope when you know there is none. I think that would be selfish. flowerforyou

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Mon 08/12/13 03:35 PM


I can think of a couple of reasons...

1. They think you might have a change if heart and want to be there when you do? slaphead

or

2. They think if they bug you long and hard enough, you will eventually throw up your arms in exasperation and say..."fine, just take me already!" just to make the madness stop. And they certainly want to be there when THAT happens. whoa

I just said "long and hard" again. :laughing:



Cinderella, I have given in a few times. I know one thing is I would never bother a guy again if I knew he didnt want me. So what would make anyone want to do that?


I wouldn't either...but have had the same experience as you with this. I'm not so sure it's a guy thing as much as a can't face reality thing? flowerforyou

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Mon 08/12/13 02:24 PM
It just took me 12 years to actually notice a man...I mean really NOTICE. If I don't wait until I find myself truly interested in someone, I usually spend most of my date asking myself "Why am I here again?" whoa Which is a disservice to the poor man siting next to me....so anymore I just pass on anything that doesn't REALLY intrigue me.

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Mon 08/12/13 02:17 PM


I can think of a couple of reasons...

1. They think you might have a change if heart and want to be there when you do? slaphead

or

2. They think if they bug you long and hard enough, you will eventually throw up your arms in exasperation and say..."fine, just take me already!" just to make the madness stop. And they certainly want to be there when THAT happens. whoa

I just said "long and hard" again. :laughing:






brought you a ((pressie))




OH...MY! drool I just drooled a little. :thumbsup:

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Mon 08/12/13 02:15 PM
I can think of a couple of reasons...

1. They think you might have a change if heart and want to be there when you do? slaphead

or

2. They think if they bug you long and hard enough, you will eventually throw up your arms in exasperation and say..."fine, just take me already!" just to make the madness stop. And they certainly want to be there when THAT happens. whoa

I just said "long and hard" again. :laughing:


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Mon 08/12/13 02:09 PM

Hello all...happy

I am new but this was an interesting question.

May I ask OP why would the toys have to be given up ?

Financial or taking up too much time in the relationship ?
Yes, I didn't make that clear here. oops

This would be a situation that arose from a hardship...not a hard witch. slaphead


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Sat 08/10/13 07:35 PM


I have made lasagna many times without noodles.
I use thin-sliced, length-cut zucchini as a replacement :-)
I've done this too and it's awesome!

I also substitute black beans for meat with the zucchini...also awesome!

bigsmile

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Sat 08/10/13 07:27 PM
Hello and welcome to Mingle Amber. flowerforyou

If you want to meet some great people, you've come to the right place...the forums are full of them. biggrin

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