Halloween Ideas 4 couples

Oct 31, 2009 - Get ready for your favorite spooky holiday with some romantic Halloween ideas! While one might not think a holiday filled with ghosts and goblins, witches and jack-o-lanterns as a time for romance, there are still many romantic things you can do to celebrate Halloween as a couple. Halloween is a great time to do many things together that you wouldn’t ordinarily do with one another. - 6 Comments

tickling pinching and farting - give me a break!

Oct 16, 2009 - My boyfriend has never been a real cheesy or affectionate person. I guess I've never minded it though because hes just sort of that bad guy that we all end up falling for at some point. He isnt a bad guy at all though he just acts like it. - 3 Comments

Realistically, is he good for me? I've never been so torn.

Oct 15, 2009 - Hi, I just joined after browsing for a bit... it looks like there are wonderful and very intelligent people here. :) First of all, I'm only 20 and I guess this is the first real love I've ever had... - 21 Comments

Unappreciative Husband

Oct 12, 2009 - Wow, so I just found this website, and it seems like a fantastic idea!  So glad to be here! So, here's my dilemma, and it's a classic one, so I appologize if I'm posting something that gets asked too often.  My husband and I have two small children.  My husband works and I stay home to raise the kids.  It's rewarding, but by no means "fun" or easy!  My husband has a challenging job, but is very good at what he does and has become quite successful at his company.  He is brilliant, creative, and works very hard to get projects completed quickly and with innovative ideas.  I really can not put into words how proud I am of him, and tell him that (maybe too much.)  He comes from a family in which both of his parents worked full time, and had hired help around the house most of the time.  His mother "does not cook" so they always ate out, and they had a maid, nannies, etc.  I guess what I'm tying to say is that he grew up without ever seeing the challenges of a stay-at-home mom in a one-income family. When I became pregnant with our older child, it was a big surprise to us, as we were very young (both 23) and not at all prepared (mentally, financially, etc) to become parents.  We decided together that it would be best for me to stay at home with our child(ren) until they were in school.  My job would be to take care of the kids during the day, keep everyone fed, and keep the house up.  Sounds easy, right???  Again, I really was not prepared for this, and adjusting to motherhood has been challenging for me.  Although I would never let our home become dirty, there is rarely a day when it is not messy in some rooms, and although I really ty to stay on top of cooking 3 meals a day, it is REALLY a LOT of work!!!  I probably dont end up getting to making dinner more than 3 or 4 times a week.  I don't do the TV babysitter thing, so entertaining my children in an educational way every day really becomes tedious after a while.  I try to not complain to my husband because as tiring as it is and as boring as it can be, this is my choice, and I can change it at any time.  I even ty to thank him every so often for working hard and affording us the opportunity to have me be at home. - 3 Comments