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RE: the women.
42 and still single, guess that answers your question.
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RE: the women.
Between baseball andfootball in high school and baseball on through college I cherished everymoment I got to hunt. I never losta girlfriend to the outdoors but after watching a few of my friends go through it I decided my wife would be on board or we would not make it to that stage. I got lucy and married a women with hobbies as well. She loves when I don't hunt but also loves when I do go so she does her on thing with her mom and sisters...and now our 5 month old baby girl. I am a happy man.
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RE: the women.
I have learned over the years that my hunting does NOT come first. My parents were divorced after 27 years of marriage because both of them were very stubborn and would not relent to reconcile and share their passions. I WILL NOT have that happen to my wife and family. Their divorce ripped over family to shreds and has still caused much chaos. I do what it takes (although sometimes I am lacking) to support my family so I can take off to hunt without stress. Like today, I cleaned a mess around the house, and will continue to do so over the next week so that I can hunt a couple of times next week. I support my wife in her endeavors to the fullest, and she does mine.
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RE: the women.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy ORIGINAL: PreacherTony ORIGINAL: twildasin Ummmmm....My wife is moving out today! We came to an agreement that we are best friends but not lovers and or soulmates so we are moving on and both parties are sad but happy. It hurts the kids the most.[:@] try to not be selfish ...live for those kids...they are WAY more important than ANY deer!!! VS ....AMEN! You got it .... so does GMATT ...... |
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