Thinking of leaving my husband

warmhands.coldheart

toniq wrote: »

You really do have a cold heart.

Possibly.... but also very practical and matter of fact !

Personally I think OP needs a bit of counselling and has to realise Life Is Tough.. !!

On another topic. If OP is on Social Media a lot, I would say get yourself OFF it and get out more....
All social media does is depress people because all people ever post on social media is "oh isn't life great", "look at me and what great stuff I have done".... bla bla bla....
When have you ever seen someone posting.... "Just home from a crappy day in the office and now a tonne of ironing to do!" or "had to stay late at the office tonight again, got a bollocking from the boss and now still have the bathroom to clean"
Doesn't happen..... Everyone's life on Facebook is just Perfect isn't it !!!


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19lottie82

OP, try one of these brushes on your dog.
http://readyforpets.com/how-to-use-a-deshedding-blade-for-your-dog/

We have one we use when ours is shedding, to stop her moulting in the house, and they are fantastic. When we give her a good going over in the garden, we can get a super market carrier bag full of fur!

Gigervamp

warmhands.coldheart wrote: »

On another topic. If OP is on Social Media a lot, I would say get yourself OFF it and get out more....
All social media does is depress people because all people ever post on social media is "oh isn't life great", "look at me and what great stuff I have done".... bla bla bla....
When have you ever seen someone posting.... "Just home from a crappy day in the office and now a tonne of ironing to do!" or "had to stay late at the office tonight again, got a bollocking from the boss and now still have the bathroom to clean"
Doesn't happen..... Everyone's life on Facebook is just Perfect isn't it !!!


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I often see people complaining on Twitter.

Gigervamp

19lottie82 wrote: »

OP, try one of these brushes on your dog.
http://readyforpets.com/how-to-use-a-deshedding-blade-for-your-dog/

We have one we use when ours is shedding, to stop her moulting in the house, and they are fantastic. When we give her a good going over in the garden, we can get a super market carrier bag full of fur!

Another alternative is to hoover the dog! Our labrador, when she was alive, loved being hoovered. She'd roll over so we could do her belly, tongue hanging out, big grin on her face.

warmhands.coldheart

Gigervamp wrote: »

......tongue hanging out, big grin on her face.

I'll not ask where you had the end of the hoover at that exact time !!

warmhands.coldheart

Gigervamp wrote: »

I often see people complaining on Twitter.

Usually on Twitter people are complaining about other peoples actions/tweets as opposed to their own issues from my experience.... Not quite the same... or maybe you may just follow some seriously depressed people ???

Gigervamp

warmhands.coldheart wrote: »

Usually on Twitter people are complaining about other peoples actions/tweets as opposed to their own issues from my experience.... Not quite the same... or maybe you may just follow some seriously depressed people ???

It's a mix.

mustang121

Sounds to me like the author of this thread thinks the grass is greener on the other side.


You won't realise how good you had it until you loose it.


I would explain to your husband that you feel stuck in a mundane routine and suggest doing more family fun days. Is a close family member near by to babysit for the evening to allow the two of you to go out?

geerex

mustang121 wrote: »

You won't realise how good you had it until you loose it.

When will people realise that "loose" is not the same as "lose"? :mad:

warmhands.coldheart

geerex wrote: »

When will people realise that "loose" is not the same as "lose"? :mad:

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :rotfl:
It's just bad grammer isn't it :rotfl: