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December 5, 2005, 3:09 pm PST

Couple in first segment of show today

I understand what the lady is going through w/ her husband. The profile of this guy fits my ex-husband. Dr. Phil's explanation of why he lies is accurate. And I hope he carries through on his promise to provide for her. She needs her OWN lawyer, and to let the lawyer do the discussing with his lawyer. He will continue to lie to her and con her. I know that she probably loves him, but she needs to think w/ her head not her heart. I've been through it and I came out w/ nothing b/c i listened to him and his lies and was told that he would provide for me. And like Dr. Phil says w/ o strings. I broke the strings and lost it all. It's a long story, too long for this missive. I just hope that the lady gets the right advice. AND does not continue to rely on husband to help her b/c he won't! 

 
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December 6, 2005, 2:02 pm PST

I agree with nursefaye as well

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Dr Phil, It must be easy to select the prettiest woman that write in and fix them up with dates. How about us "older" women? The ones that have been married before, or are overweight, or have a health problem? Do we just give up on love because we are not pretty enough or young enough? I am a 55 year old twice divorced woman who would love help to meet suitable men but your shows are always about fixing up 20 somethings and they are all attractive. I don't scare babies and with the right makeup and hair style I can be presentable but I will never be that woman in her 20's that can meet a man and have him tripping all over himself to give me his number. So should I just give up on having someone in my life because I am less desirable?
I am 61. Although friends tell me i look 40ish, and don't act like i'm 61. but i am. b/c of my divorce (that i did not want) i have low self-esteem and self-confidence when it comes to men. i was divorced at 57. and now 4 years later i would really like to have a mate/companion, someone to spend time with, but just am not comfortable being around men. i have only been w/ one man my entire life. i was married at 19 (divorced after 37.5 yrs. of marriage). a friend called me a virgin. i guess to some extent i am. i agree w/ nursefaye in regard to what about our age group? it's a whole different ballgame than when i was in 20s,30s. flirting is different. based on my limited exp. it seems that older men  are looking for younger women. so where does the "older" woman fit into the dating game? and don't tell me to look at younger men. i've heard that from friends. my son is 40. when i see a man at 40 it's like looking at my son.
 

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