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06-28-2006, 07:19 PM

Man, AG, been there, done that, got the T-shirt and threw it in the trash. Its not only women who use men, men CAN use women, too. I got played around on, used, my money stolen, you name it, by my previous sweetie whom I now fondly call the ax murderer. I, too, thought, "Oh, he's different. It just LOOKS like he's doing all this stuff, but, really, he isn't." Yeah, right.

I'm an Army brat, myself. My dad was career Army and retired after 30 years service to his country with the rank of E9. I loved my Dad so much. When he was in 'Nam (TWO tours), I lived letter to letter, knowing that he had been alive 10 days before when the letter was mailed, and anxiously watching the nightly news for some hint of his fate. The nightly news terrified me, but I was glued to the TV every evening when it came on.

My Mom couldn't have cared less. She was PO'ed with my Dad because he wasn't in the officer ranks. I know my Mom hung around for the security a military career can provide and she didn't mind the seperations anywhere near as much as I did.

My heart goes out to you friend. USA! USA! USA! Go Army! I wish you well.

- Mari

06-28-2006, 07:19 PM	#4
marichiko Guest Posts: n/a	Man, AG, been there, done that, got the T-shirt and threw it in the trash. Its not only women who use men, men CAN use women, too. I got played around on, used, my money stolen, you name it, by my previous sweetie whom I now fondly call the ax murderer. I, too, thought, "Oh, he's different. It just LOOKS like he's doing all this stuff, but, really, he isn't." Yeah, right. I'm an Army brat, myself. My dad was career Army and retired after 30 years service to his country with the rank of E9. I loved my Dad so much. When he was in 'Nam (TWO tours), I lived letter to letter, knowing that he had been alive 10 days before when the letter was mailed, and anxiously watching the nightly news for some hint of his fate. The nightly news terrified me, but I was glued to the TV every evening when it came on. My Mom couldn't have cared less. She was PO'ed with my Dad because he wasn't in the officer ranks. I know my Mom hung around for the security a military career can provide and she didn't mind the seperations anywhere near as much as I did. My heart goes out to you friend. USA! USA! USA! Go Army! I wish you well. - Mari Last edited by marichiko; 06-28-2006 at 07:22 PM.