Sex and The Southern Belle

You are a recent widow after having survived a 15 year mentally and physically abusive marriage. You have two children. A son, age 15, and daughter three years younger. For pretty much their entire lives they witnessed their father place his hands on their mother. Until one day you woke up and decided enough was enough. The last thing in the world that you ever wanted to do was break up your family. But, on the verge of a nervous breakdown, you could no longer take it. So, mind made up, you packed your bags, took the kids and hauled ass. Shortly thereafter your heartbroken husband died in an automobile accident. Drinking while driving, the news reported. His friends and family immediately blamed you for his bout with depression and subsequent  tragic death. Due to not wanting to cause an inevitable scene, you skipped the funeral service, never allowing the children to find any closure. In fact, neither one of you never spoke with his family members since the day you left....

#Good Idea commitment; realizing you are involved in a relationship communication cuddling do what you do when you did what you did  to actually believe in the power of love understanding that all the days won't be perfect take your time and really make love to remember that it's always the little things for the woman to realize that a man is only " one man " for the man to understand that " Superwoman " was a cartoon #Bad Idea to exit the room once your significant other enters to believe that love alone pays the bills checking phone records, mileage, underwear thinking that farting is funny to remain friends with your ex insecurity; not everyone wants to sleep with your mate overcrowding; fresh air is always good cheating choosing to remain in a bad relationship telling your friends all of your business

Addicted. So much in fact that I hardly consider the relationship to be a relationship anymore. Why should I? It seems that she and I spend more time apart than we do together. Although I have no problem with our unconventional act of romance - where it appears that we simply break up to make up. Honestly, I've come to prefer it that way. Even when I constantly tell anyone still willing to listen. "It's over, this time it's over for good. I don't want to have anything to do with her anymore." In the back of my mind I realize that, for every minute spent trying to convince myself and others how I no longer feel anything for her, it only enhances each hour eventually spent showing just how much I do.  Due, in large part, to the understanding that my feelings will be shown in the most intense and passionate manner. So, again, it doesn't bother me whenever we break up. Ultimately, it's all about the make up. And the sad thing is - I am thoroughly ...

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