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Old 05-08-2008 | 08:38 PM
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I'd miss my wife! I'll not miss opening day! Seriously, she would never do that to me. We have a great marriage, and she's a great wife.
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Old 05-08-2008 | 08:41 PM
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" Goodness, its a sad state of affair when bascially the whole page does not have thier priorities straight."

Give me a break bigcountry. We didn't marry to "honor thy wife"....we married to honor EACH other and to support one another in their attempts to love life and all of its endeavors.....

What kind of "wife" would ask you to quit the thing you loved most besides her and the family? I mean really. As long as one's hobby is not drinking a 6 pack a night, then people should let them pursue happiness.

"But bottom line is if you got yourself in the situation where you hobby is more important than your spouse, then you got some serious problems. You should have thought of that crap before you got married and shouldn't have been married in the first place"


And again, give me a damn break....what are you a marriage counselor? Do people see into the future? I didn't know everything about my wife when we got married 7 years ago, I am still learning things about her each day. You sound like a preacher from the bible belt.



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Old 05-08-2008 | 08:51 PM
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WOW!

BC, you're exactly right....[&:]

First, hunting is not a hobby to me. I am a hunter. (not very good at it but still a hunter)

Second, yeah you are right, I probably shouldn't have married her in the 1st place.

Third, I did honor my first wife by trying to be something else. Multiple issues in first marriage that lead to the end.Giving up hunting, was just one of them.

Fourth, I believe every word in the Bible. Please do not assume otherwise.

Finally, my priorties are where they need to be, I think. Let's see, I'm not miserable, I'm not divorced again......yet.

I knew I shouldn't have replied originally.

I guess my whole point originally was "COMPROMISE".

If you're agood husband, and father, taking care of your family's needs and your wife understands your needs also, then you're good to go. Marriage has no place for ultimatums.
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Old 05-08-2008 | 09:16 PM
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" Goodness, its a sad state of affair when bascially the whole page does not have thier priorities straight."

Give me a break bigcountry. We didn't marry to "honor thy wife"....we married to honor EACH other and to support one another in their attempts to love life and all of its endeavors.....

What kind of "wife" would ask you to quit the thing you loved most besides her and the family? I mean really. As long as one's hobby is not drinking a 6 pack a night, then people should let them pursue happiness.

"But bottom line is if you got yourself in the situation where you hobby is more important than your spouse, then you got some serious problems. You should have thought of that crap before you got married and shouldn't have been married in the first place"


And again, give me a damn break....what are you a marriage counselor? Do people see into the future? I didn't know everything about my wife when we got married 7 years ago, I am still learning things about her each day. You sound like a preacher from the bible belt.
Wow, hit a nerve on this one.How about you give us a break? Maybe you will get one back?

You either believe in the Word of God or you don't. Its that simple. You honor your wife, all a man expects is respect back. If things have gotten bad enough for your wife to tell you to hang it up, (and you wasn't an idiot before hand and actually married her because you loved her with all your heart) then your doing something wrong. Plain and simple.

You don't agree. So whats new with this forum? Wow, you mean people don't agree with every word you say??? Holy cow, stop the presses.
 
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Old 05-08-2008 | 09:19 PM
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I will always be in the woods and would do anything to make my lady happy, except give up what makes me happy. there for I could not give up either.
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Old 05-08-2008 | 09:21 PM
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WOW!

BC, you're exactly right....[&:]
Thanks


Second, yeah you are right, I probably shouldn't have married her in the 1st place.
Thanks again.


Third, I did honor my first wife by trying to be something else. Multiple issues in first marriage that lead to the end.Giving up hunting, was just one of them.

Fourth, I believe every word in the Bible. Please do not assume otherwise.

Finally, my priorties are where they need to be, I think. Let's see, I'm not miserable, I'm not divorced again......yet.
Thats awesome man, keep it up. If you do believe in it, then you know "all things work for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to his purpose."

I chalk up my failed marriage on not loving God with all my heart, soul and mind. Because if I did, and truely seeked his will the first time, it would have never worked out like it did.



 
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Old 05-09-2008 | 12:12 AM
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i would choose hunting because if she cant except me for who i am i dont need her as a wife
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Old 05-09-2008 | 12:16 AM
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I can find someone else to do my laundry

lmao hell ill do my own laundry
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Old 05-09-2008 | 12:16 AM
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dont think i have to worry about that cause my wife hunts with me but if it did happen she can hit the road i aint givin hunting up
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Old 05-09-2008 | 12:51 AM
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I have never been put in that situation, howvever, my wife does get sick of it sometimes. I talk about it, I read about iot, Im on here and sometimes she gets annoyed, and rightfully so, Im sick about it, but if I was faced with it, I would go with the wife, she is the mother of my children for God's sake!!
i gotta agree except the part about givin up hunting.MY ex gave me ultimatatums.Thats why she is my ex
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