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To: Happyinmygarden
You are absolutely correct in over 75 percent of the cases. My ex (before our reconciliation) told me he didn't plan on me outliving him. He said he was “evening” the score for men who died young taking care of their families.

That's a pretty low-life attitude for what was supposed to be the “head” of the family. He never held a job, retired at 57 and I carried the load. He may not be an evil man, but he was one pi$$-poor husband and father. We are reconciled now, he lives in my home (bought and paid for by me), has few, if any responsibilities, except his son has had a chance to “know” his father. I don't live in unforgiveness (as it is poisonous), but if the Good Lord asked me to sum up his job as a husband and father, I'd have to say, “No comment.” I really would ask to be excused, as I'd hope for his eternal life in heaven, but it wouldn't be by my testimony — only God's Son's mercy. Had I been left to my own brand of justice (without Christianity), I'd have been kicking a$$ and taking names, but if I want forgiveness, I'd better be willing to give it, as well.

29 posted on 09/29/2009 7:22:58 AM PDT by Constitutions Grandchild
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To: Constitutions Grandchild
He never held a job, retired at 57 and I carried the load.

WOW! Do you have a sister? .... Only kidding. Seriously, I never understand the attitude of some of these people who refuse to work.

33 posted on 09/29/2009 7:34:32 AM PDT by YankeeReb
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