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Posted by davpal on April 11, 2006 at 22:32:44 from (216.93.97.1):
In Reply to: OT Marriage Problem posted by blank on April 11, 2006 at 18:28:39:
You are unfortunately living with a high maintenence drama queen. I have only read this post five minutes and can tell you (from experience) that you are going to end up on that ranch without her. She is not country material and you are not a city kid. Tell her to enjoy her new life in an apartment in town. It is too bad you have kids but they will be fine and when they get older they will either embrace ranching or choose other careers whether you stay with mom or not. A lot of women do not want and can not handle a country lifestyle. Give them a subdivision and a new house and car and hope for the best and if you are a country guy you will be miserable and hate her drama qeen A*% your whole life. The one thing I have noticed on your posts is you have mentioned in less than five minutes of writing no less than two times that you will have to get a house remodeled or a new one built before you can move out there. That is a typical deal where a man is married to a high maintenence princess. It is not worth it. I have found some of the most beautiful women are some of the ugliest people I have ever know or had relationships with. I think Allen In Neb has some good advice in his posts. It sounds like he has been there and back. Remember life was good before you met her and she gave you two great kids. That may be all she is worth. You don't need her money or negative ideas around. Go for the ranch and replace her with a daisey duke looking country gal and tell the wife to hit the highway. Good luck.
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