Kirosia
Headphoneus Supremus
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I don't allow my wife to speak or leave the kitchen. No that I'm sexist, she just has a really deep voice and makes incredible sandwiches.
I don't allow my wife to speak or leave the kitchen. No that I'm sexist, she just has a really deep voice and makes incredible sandwiches.
My wife is rather hot. I'd be happy if she stayed at home and took care of the house all day... naked. Maybe of she did that I wouldn't need a hobby.
Also, they have to leave the kitchen, how else will they do the laundry or clean the bathrooms?
Growing up poor does leave its marks on a person. Go with the hobby angle. Hobbies don't have to make sense, don't need explanation. She must have some stuff that's not 100% functional, though to be honest, the equivalency argument just about never works.
I don't allow my wife to speak or leave the kitchen. No that I'm sexist, she just has a really deep voice and makes incredible sandwiches.
My wife is rather hot. I'd be happy if she stayed at home and took care of the house all day... naked. Maybe of she did that I wouldn't need a hobby.
Also, they have to leave the kitchen, how else will they do the laundry or clean the bathrooms?
OH GOD EVEN BETTER
growing up poor in the U.S is like growing up as a king in a third world country. i think it has to be more how someone handles themselves and how they look at things in life. it has nothing on how they grew up. yea,with certain people maybe but it's the individual after they reach a certain age learns how to coupe with the difficulties in life and how to handle a specific situation. that's how we learn.
growing up poor in the U.S is like growing up as a king in a third world country. i think it has to be more how someone handles themselves and how they look at things in life. it has nothing on how they grew up. yea,with certain people maybe but it's the individual after they reach a certain age learns how to coupe with the difficulties in life and how to handle a specific situation. that's how we learn.
My dad once told me, "You can be right, or you can be happy" when it comes to marriages.
Unless you're the wife. Damn, they have it made, don't they?