You sound like my wife...wonderful.
I'm sorry so many here have these complaints...shame...life's too short.
My life is work and family. I have no conception of all this singular time that so many go on about.
I do deer hunt some...but that only takes me away for 2 nights a year and next season my wife and children will come to camp as well since the youngest children will be more managable.
We know couples who basically live parallel lives interrupted with occasional copulation.
I lived a pretty large and varied life as a young man before I married my wife so I guess I got a lot of the "other stuff" out of my system.
Two deal killers:
Modern women who must compete with their man to validate themselves.
Men who take their women for granted.
Again your post was excellent. Are you latin or Southern or from a "Romance Language Nation"
Your tag got me.....foi has several meanings between Portugese and French (I speak Portugese) but "vainquera" stumped me...."faith will??"
Two deal killers. Modern women who must compete with their man to validate themselves. Men who take their women for granted. Both are fools. Women do not realize how important their approval is to men. Some women think that because men have big muscles and body hair that they don't have feelings as well. And neither sex seems to realize how rare a good person of the opposite sex is. When you have a good one, hang on to him/her, treasure him or her, be grateful! Too many men imagine that because they can get sex so easily in today's society that they can also find a good woman. Hah! It ain't easy for anyone to find a worthy mate, a person of strength, patience, integrity, honor, kindness, loyalty, and deep belief. But in the long term that's what you want, not just a vagina.
Again your post was excellent. Are you latin or Southern or from a "Romance Language Nation"
Thank you. I'm of Southern heritage.
Your tag got me.....foi has several meanings between Portugese and French (I speak Portugese) but "vainquera" stumped me...."faith will??"
"Faith will conquer." "Capriole" is a dressage term.