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Here it is guys. The secret to happiness
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Thanks. Good to have verification that a dumb as a stump, hard drinking, cig smoking Liberal doesn't have to pay Harvard tuition to make a good living and enjoy sex for a long time. 
This high school dropout found love when I spotted her across the parking lot of the pool hall at 15......
Now I really love my dog (and everyone else....)....
Now I really love my dog (and everyone else....)....
Empirical evidence is always good 
Of course as I mother of a man-in-training I now feel hella pressure, plus regret for the things I've screwed up. A list as long as my arm.
Of course as I mother of a man-in-training I now feel hella pressure, plus regret for the things I've screwed up. A list as long as my arm.
There's no real handbook for parenting. You are on your own 95% of the time. Don't fret too much. He may end up a bit ornery and independent, but it has worked out ok for his mom so far.Empirical evidence is always good
Of course as I mother of a man-in-training I now feel hella pressure, plus regret for the things I've screwed up. A list as long as my arm.
If he ends up a compassionate and happy human being you have done well, even if he doesn't agree with you all the time.
Empirical evidence is always good
Of course as I mother of a man-in-training I now feel hella pressure, plus regret for the things I've screwed up. A list as long as my arm.
Life is too short for regret and you can't change the past.
I have my own list locked away in the deep nooks and crannies of my memory banks, and I think I'll keep it there.
Shoulda, coulda, woulda. Bah.
Empirical evidence is always good
Of course as I mother of a man-in-training I now feel hella pressure, plus regret for the things I've screwed up. A list as long as my arm.
It's ok. He'll be prepared for the next woman in his life.
I could have summarized that whole article in one sentence. "A man is happy when his basic needs are met". Very simple.
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