Saint Valentine's day

There is a tavern in the town, in the town,
And there my dear love sits him down, sits him down,
And drinks his wine 'mid laughter free,
And never, never thinks of me.

Chorus:
Fare thee well, for I must leave thee,
Do not let the parting grieve thee,
And remember that the best of friends must part, must part
Adieu, adieu, kind friends adieu, adieu, adieu,
I can no longer stay with you, stay with you,
I'll hang my harp on a weeping willow tree,
And may the world go well with thee.

Aussie , I am not critisizing you but you need to look at what seems to be a pattern of the same things happening perhaps you should move a little nearer to were your partner is so that you can spend more time together I do not suggest that you should be joined at the hip but as they felt comfortable enough to do what they did suggests that you are not home a lot and are so predictable that they felt sure you would not come back , have faith in yourself and confidence and break the predictability mould go for a different type of person next time looks are not everything.

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Heyho, You shouldn't pick a wife based on well she can scrub the kitchen floor or vacuum the dining room carpet in record time! That has been the constant stereotype of the wife, to clean the house thoroughly spick and span, while the husband goes off to work earning the family's moolah. Don't think like that! Even though it seems traditional and stereotypical, you shouldn't EXPECT that out of your wife. A girl should NOT grow up to live as a housewife. Don't let that be your dream and especially don't do that while you watch your husband grab hold of his. That, most assuredly, gives you little satisfaction, accomplishment, triumph, or passion. What is the point of living then if you don't have that? What is the point of even having a social life, meeting new people, or falling in love if almost nothing interests you? Being a housewife, isn't that much of an exhilirating profession.

Wow.. Aussie, that's some life story that and I thought I'd had it bad in the past. Guess I've been lucky as hell compared to you.

Hang in there. Most women are SNAKES, yes that's right... you're all SNAKES! But there's the odd one or two out there that are human enough to hold a civilized relationship with. My only gripe is this, haven't found one yet that knows how to clean anything or be house proud. What happened to that, was it complete role reversal time or something?

I really, really love Valentine's day. (please note sarcastic tone of voice) it holds such pleasant memories for me.
My (now) ex complained that I was going to be away working on Valentine's day. So I worked at a mad rate, finished up early and drove the 600 miles home just to be there for her. I arrived home with the flowers, and the champagne after a monster drive, to find her enthusiastically humping a (now ex) buddy of mine in my bed.
Terrific.
Fast forward the grieving period etc. (a few years)
Next partner, popped in early to her place on Valentine's day with flowers, bakery treats, champagne, strawberries, the whole bit to find her boinking some backpacker she met at the pub the previous evening. Fantastic.
Left the relationship thing for a long time as I was feeling a little shell shocked.
Fast forward a few years.
Met a girl, all was serious, we had a child, We weren't living together, (her choice) I popped over on Valentine's day with the works, and a colouring book for the lad, and I found SHE HAD MOVED HOUSE!! leaving no forwarding address phone number, anything!. She had met someone online, and gone to live with him. I'm not a drinker, gambler, fighter, weirdo. I did all the right things, I was there when she called, I gave her money on demand, I did her maintenance etc, I put in.
I haven't seen my boy for two years.
I will never, ever get involved again. It's too dangerous in every respect.
too much pain.
I think about my boy every day. EVERY DAY.
I cannot bring myself to trust a female in any way, and actively do my best to avoid them as much as possible.
You can stick Valentine's day.

I am really looking forward to it like I do every year. My wife will be in her usual spot in front of the 'telly' and I will be on the PC with twenty smokes and twelve Stella. Happy Valentines day love!

Next Sunday? You all know what the day is, don't you?

Step-Mother's Day

Goofed again? Forgot to send your love a Valentine's card in time. Send her instead a

St. Valentine's + 1 card on the 15th Feb

Dear Valentine,

This is a "sorry I forgot to remind you to take your anti-depressant pills yesterday" card

Your dearest and closest.

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St. Valentine should be made the patron saint of divorces. More relationships than ever are breaking down. Perhaps it all stems from all the promises that one cannot possibly keep, that one made on one sunny St Valentine's day.

All the investement you have to make: expensive cards, a bigger bunch of flowers than ever before, a dinner twice the price of a normal one, chocolates etc. etc.. Where is this investment all going to? Answer Mother's day! You can't out of it you see.

It's bollo etc. At least Christmas is: a holiday, a time for families to get together, and the children like it. Valentines is a rip-off. If you're in love with someone don't you want to show it when you feel like, not on some day invented to all intents and purposes by greeting cards companies. And why are women especially taken in by it so much?