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Deeper/stronger reset??????????
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Androcles - Banned
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RE: Deeper/stronger reset??????????
11-25-2016 8:48 AM
Winning the lottery helps me. Great combo with Venom. All of a sudden everyone looks at me differently.
How about improving yourself? It's much easier and more reliable.
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RE: Deeper/stronger reset??????????
11-25-2016 10:20 AM
Thanks guys.
Fortunately or unfortunately(since it's not the obvious problem), this isn't an "improve yourself" type of situation. I have a career in education, well groomed, I'm a personal trainer and keep in shape I'm 5'8 180lbs, sub 4.6 40yd, 405lb squat/set 10rep, etc, you get the idea. I'm a great father(wife says it all the time), great provider, do thugs around the house (everything but cooking) and I'm agreat friend to my wife . However my wife has had trust issues with me (I haven't cheated and I won't) in the past and things are going downhill. So, right now she has "cut me off" emotionally because she doesn't want to work on things and plans on going separate ways come this summer. I'm not leaving before hand because we still get along very well, we work well together and I still have feelings for her(obviously). That's the story in a nutshell.
So I've started working on myself from a psychological/mental point of view, attempting to create trust and emotional connection with the wife and using mones to aid in the process.
Xist spray has worked very little, I'm waiting on the oil.
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11-25-2016 10:20 AM
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RE: Deeper/stronger reset??????????
11-25-2016 10:44 AM
(11-25-2016 10:20 AM)DavidWebb Wrote: Thanks guys.
Fortunately or unfortunately(since it's not the obvious problem), this isn't an "improve yourself" type of situation. I have a career in education, well groomed, I'm a personal trainer and keep in shape I'm 5'8 180lbs, sub 4.6 40yd, 405lb squat/set 10rep, etc, you get the idea. I'm a great father(wife says it all the time), great provider, do thugs around the house (everything but cooking) and I'm agreat friend to my wife . However my wife has had trust issues with me (I haven't cheated and I won't) in the past and things are going downhill. So, right now she has "cut me off" emotionally because she doesn't want to work on things and plans on going separate ways come this summer. I'm not leaving before hand because we still get along very well, we work well together and I still have feelings for her(obviously). That's the story in a nutshell.
So I've started working on myself from a psychological/mental point of view, attempting to create trust and emotional connection with the wife and using mones to aid in the process.
Xist spray has worked very little, I'm waiting on the oil.
Red Flags:
1-You actually think that you're looks play any significant role in this.......to the point that you even posted your exercise metrics........seriously?
2-"I'm a great friend to my wife"..........she's your wife......not your friend. The fact that you don't understand this boundary is a problem.
3-If you have given her no explicit reason to have trust issues......then why would you accept her reaction as such?
I'm willing to bet that your day to day life is dictated by your wife's emotional state............it's called being p*ssy-whipped (nice word for coward). If you put healthy boundaries in place, and grow some self-esteem, a healthy relationship will follow (which might not be with her).
If she wants a divorce........then give it to her, but make sure she understands that there are consequences to her actions.
What happens when a husband puts his foot down after 20+ years of marriage, and completely changes his relationship...........over a Cinnabon.
http://beigephillip.com/2016/11/22/ep235-mr-cinnabons/
Cheers!
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11-25-2016 10:44 AM
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Androcles - Banned
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RE: Deeper/stronger reset??????????
11-25-2016 11:01 AM
We see this exact same scenario every couple of months. Nothing new. Same fodder. All this does is generate forum activity about Xist. It's quite obvious.
Of course you got yourself together DavidWebb, it can eliminate self-improvement and put the focus back on Xist sales. Xist to fix all relationships. Great promotional feature for today. Xist...Xist. Let's talk about Xist.
Next, lets talk about Xist combos. That way we can buy Xist for the holidays AND something else. Ho,Ho, Ho.
There isn't a thread that posts Xist fixed their relationship or marraige. Only threads like this that ask a question to generate another Xist discussion.
If you're not a promo troll, I'm saying all this to let you know there are better options than mones you should consider for help.
Emotional detachment is a bigger issue than any mone can help with and certainly asking anonymous people to get involved in a way under the conditions that you will only accept is just silly.
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(This post was last modified: 11-25-2016 11:46 AM by Androcles.)
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RE: Deeper/stronger reset??????????
11-25-2016 12:18 PM
Law, you come off as an asshole, but you have some good points. Thanks brother.
(11-25-2016 10:44 AM)theLaw Wrote: Red Flags:
1-You actually think that you're looks play any significant role in this.......to the point that you even posted your exercise metrics........seriously?
I don't believe looks play a significant role, but I know it is always brought up. Metrics are there for proof, nothing more.
2-"I'm a great friend to my wife"..........she's your wife......not your friend. The fact that you don't understand this boundary is a problem.
She isn't my friend, but we get along very well. I'm pointing out that I'm not some asshole. Maybe I should've just said I'm not some asshole to my wife.
3-If you have given her no explicit reason to have trust issues......then why would you accept her reaction as such?
Good point. There is more to it than I might have posted.
I'm willing to bet that your day to day life is dictated by your wife's emotional state............it's called being p*ssy-whipped (nice word for coward). If you put healthy boundaries in place, and grow some self-esteem, a healthy relationship will follow (which might not be with her).
Now that you mention, as of late have been slightly dictated by her emotional state. Def not what I would want. Thanks for pointing it out.
If she wants a divorce........then give it to her, but make sure she understands that there are consequences to her actions.
She hasn't asked for a divorce yet. I'm trying to avoid it because we have 3 kids and all other aspects of our marriage/relationship are good.
What happens when a husband puts his foot down after 20+ years of marriage, and completely changes his relationship...........over a Cinnabon.
http://beigephillip.com/2016/11/22/ep235-mr-cinnabons/
Cheers!
(This post was last modified: 11-25-2016 12:22 PM by DavidWebb.)
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