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October 26, 2005, 5:18 pm PDT

They don't call it a job for nothing...

I taped the show today, and I am just now watching it.  I am an advide Sex and The City watcher, I have all the DVD's, and I admire and adore Kim Cattrall.  She was my favorite on the show.  I am VERY comfortable with my own sexuality, and feel I have something in common with Samantha Jones.  I first want to just say that the reason why most women do not want to do "the job" is because it is a dirty place to have your mouth.  Think of where it has been, and where it hangs, and what comes out of it, I mean it isn't the greatest thing to do.... I certainly understand why women don't want to do the job.  I don't paticularly like it, but I do it anytime my husband wants me to.  I love him unconditionally and I suck it up and take care of him, litterally... hee hee   

 
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October 27, 2005, 7:58 am PDT

oral sex

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I so agree with you.  I find oral sex pleasurable to perform becasue if the pleasure it brings my husband.  It does help my arousal for sure.
 About the "gag" reflex.  Wait to swallow until he is completely finished.  Then you won't gag...
 
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February 23, 2006, 11:44 am PST

ganging up on me

 When I married my husband 3 years ago, I adored my in-laws.  Since then things have gotten WAY out of hand.  To start, my mother in law practically lives with her daughter (my sister-in-law)  They are inseperable.  They go everywhere together, they eat meals together all of the time, and I mean ALL of the time.  She sleeps at her daughters house some times, as we all live in the same town.  I have never been accepted because I don't measure up to my sister-in-law.  I have never fit in, and have barely had any time alone with my mother in law by her self.   My husband has one boy his own, and then he adopted a girl through his second wife.  I also have a son, and my  mother in law only acknowledges the boy my husband concieved.  She doesn't acknowledge the daughter he adopted, or my son (her step-grandson).   My father-in-law passed away about two years ago, and things have worsened since then.  She is so consumed with her daughter and her daughters family, not our family.   Being the person that I am I had to open my big mouth about it, and it made things even worse.  Now she doesn't speak to me, or any of us.  (except for her real grandson, and my husband, when she needs electrical work, or painting, or mechanical type things)     I am frustrated, but truthfully, I am relieved that we don't have to put up with her budding in, wanting to sleep here at our house..  I like my privacy!   Some things are a blessing, and some aren't.  I only feel sorry for our kids, as they are subject to this kind of a grandma. 

 
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February 27, 2006, 3:06 pm PST

I was a cheater, here's what I think

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I just wanted to tell Tracy to please keep your eyes open and don't put your guard down. My sister, a year ago, went through a similiar situation. Her soon to be ex, right after we all found out he was having a affair, had told her he was going to say goodbye to his "girlfriend". He came to each of us (my family) and asked for forgiveness and told each one of us he is going to say goodbye to this woman and this was going to be the hardest thing he had to do in his life. He even cried (good performance). I even believed him. My other family members were very scepticle. Anyways, within a week he had told my sister that he said his "goodbye" and it was over. It was all BULL!! About a month later my sister found text messages from this woman and e-mail's into his work e-mail. He was trying to hide it, but she found everything. They are now going through a divorce and he is still seeing this woman. So just be careful and always be aware of what is going on. For some reason men think were stupid and won't find out about stuff!!
First, I had an affair for 3 years, and loved the man I cheated with.  His wife found out, and then she called me.  We met, and I told her I loved him, but would back away and let them work things out.  He told her that he would stop seeing me and they would work things out.  She called me a couple more times to tell me that he went before his church to ask for forgiveness, and that he had changed, and I was happy for him, but still sad, as I loved him.  Then  the next week, I found a CD on my front step with a note that simply said 3, 6, &9 on it.  The CD had three songs on it that were meant to be heard by me.  The message in these songs were hold on, I'll be back with you as soon as I can.  I called his wife and told her about the CD, and all she could say was "how do you know it came from him?"  Trust me here, it came from him.    Also, I don't like once a cheater always a cheater!!!!  I have not cheated since then, and am happily married to the love of my life.  I would never go back to that dark hole again!  My family dissowned me, I lost friends over it, and most of all I learned that I was brainwashed.  I hear about child molesters and how they begin molesting, and I feel that that is how I was brainwashed into having the affair to begin with.  I do take responsiblity, but also felt violated at the same time
 
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February 27, 2006, 6:52 pm PST

mother-in-laws

Why is it that mother-in-laws and daughter-in-laws don't get along?   My ex-mother-in-law and I got along great, but my new mother in law and I don't.  She doesn't accept me, and we are very different.  She doesn't accept my child from my previous marriage either.  It is very hurtful.  I think she is jealous of my husband and I.  I am not sure why?     I am more in love with him than I have been with anybody, and I respect him, and cherrish him... what more does she want?   

  

  

 
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February 28, 2006, 4:02 pm PST

Help Dr. Phil

 Dear Dr. Phil,

It is obvious that a book is needed to help daughter -in- law/mother-in-law problems.    Would you or your son consider writing one? 

We all need help, I can only hope my mother-in-law and sister-in-law buy it!


 
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February 28, 2006, 4:08 pm PST

on the outs with in-laws

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I personally think the wife used Dr. Phil's show to grandstand herself. See seems to want her man all to herself. She has managed to get rid of his kids, pretty lame, now she wants his Mother out of their life. She comes off as being totally self centered, her man is her property and she doesn't intend to share him with anyone. She has the gall to state that she loves Morgan very much, but filed for a divorce??? Give me a break. If she really loved this man she wouldn't be holding a  divorce over his head. She wants total control over him. She has Morgan right where she wants him, if she can pull this off there will be no stopping her.  

I think the Mother in law loves her son, but right now I think her biggest concern is with her grandchildren. I couldn't believe it when I heard the part where when she came to pick up her grandson and all of his belongings were out on the porch too. That incident should have been a clue to Morgan that his precious wife doesn't want his kids, sounds like she got her way about it too. Now Morgan't kids are in foster care. Why does Morgan or his controlling wife have a problem with Grandma and Grandpa wanting/getting visitation rights? 

Morgan wake up and smell the coffee, this woman doesn't want you to love anyone but her. She will make your life a living hell if you continue to let her gain more and more control over your life. 

You know I've been in sort of the same position as the wife.  I want to let EVERYONE know that anger and mean spirits come out to the mother-in-law when her husband or children are put down.  I have been hateful to my mother in law and sister in law, but let me tell you they deserved it.  I am not the kind of person to be mean spirited.  I am respectful to people, but a line was crossed and I lost it.  I hated it afterward, because it's not me, but it happend out of a major flare of anger when words were said to our faces.  Don't point fingers at the daughter in law unless you've personally walked in her shoes.   None of us know if any of the story is true but the people on the stage and God. 
 
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March 1, 2006, 4:56 pm PST

second chances/first couple

Second chances: 

I believe in second chances if the person is willing.  If the person is lying because of losing their children, or for financial reasons, then second chances will never work.  Most people don't want to leave or get divorced because they fear not making it on their own with one paycheck instead of two.  Especially if they have children.   

  

First couple:  

As for the first couple.  I believe that the wife IS in love with the man she is cheating with and lied on TV about wanting to seek counseling and work on the marriage.  I think she is doing it for the wrong reasons.  The entire country saw her get busted, and she will do or say anything now to look good in her friends, family and neighbors eyes.   

  

  

 
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May 16, 2006, 3:18 pm PDT

NEVER stay in contact with an ex

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No great loss there in my opinion!   

  

Why do you care what a nutcase, controlling and abusive man thinks anyway?  You should distance yourself from these kinds of people whenever possible.   

  

This man has some nerve thinking he has the right to tell you who you will or won't associate with - get a backbone and lose this loser. 

When I got my divorce in 1999, my family still talked, called, and invited my ex husband over.  There IS NOTHING more hurtful to me.   I am the DAUGHTER, when I chose to leave him, they should have supported my decision, and given me unconditional love. It made me feel as if they liked him better than me.   So, sorry I've been there, and I disagree with you!




 

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