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Originally Posted by artisan4
My wife died of cancer three months ago. I'm not the basket case I was nowadays, but of course my life partner is gone and frankly I'm pretty lonely. I am 52. I wondered what others' experiences are/ were in this situation. Thanks.
Ill come back and haunt mine if he dares get some floozey after I die hahahah..Id like to think my memory could last a little longer than three months before he would be preening himself with a new shirt to go out on the razz.
There is an old expression. Women mourn. Men replace.
So you "replaced" your late wife with a FORTY years younger woman "friend" who is content with an occasional lunch or dinner and subsequent "roll in the hay"? Wow, when I was growing up, those women weren't called "friends" by any definition.
So you "replaced" your late wife with a FORTY years younger woman "friend" who is content with an occasional lunch or dinner and subsequent "roll in the hay"? Wow, when I was growing up, those women weren't called "friends" by any definition.
what some will do for a free dinner or did she go Dutch...
My father died when I was 9 and my mother was 39. I don't remember how long after my father's death she started dating again but date she did. And, for the most part, that didn't bother either me or my sister. There were some guys we liked a lot and some we liked less. There was one in particular (a divorcee) where we became very friendly with his family (he had custody of three children) and spent a lot of time together. When my mother passed away, his daughter came to her funeral (he was long dead).
My mother never remarried but she certainly did not become a recluse.
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