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Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
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Widower to Widower: Suriving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
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LEAVE THE TOILET SEAT UP?
If you were as well trained as I was, you learned early on in your marriage to always put the toilet seat down! There is nothing that can earn the wrath of your wife more than going to the bathroom in the dark at night and sitting down on a piss-wet cold toilet base… because you left the toilet seat up! And if she was a small-butt gal she could even fall in.
Like me, most of you probably learned qu
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“had to be cognizant of the fact that I was desperately trying to replace my wife with the first nice woman I met, the first truly pleasant gal who tried to reciprocate and make me happy. This realization led me to conclude that if I moved too fast due to my desperation, that I would very possibly really hurt my new friend when it all inevitably came to an ignoble end. It is easy to lie to yourself, and to her, as you try to force an outcome driven by an emotionally distraught state of mind.”
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
“You can learn to live, love, and have purpose again.”
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
“follows: I will always treat you with respect I will ask you to suggest our early meeting places, where you feel safe. I will never make suggestive remarks to you (at least not until you want me to). If we get there, YOU, not I, will decide when we can advance in our relationship. I understand that building relationships can take time, even when there is that early spark.”
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
“You can learn to live, love, and have purpose again.”
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
“For men, shutting out your friends and family is often preferred over facing one’s emotions, confronting one’s anger, and appearing vulnerable in front of those you most rely upon for respect and self-image. A painful, but valuable discovery, for me and many other men, is that to be vulnerable in front of others is a sign of strength.”
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
― Widower to Widower: Surviving the End of Your Most Important Relationship
