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thegreenman
12-30-2015, 8:56pm
I am not a new year resolution type of person, but this year and next is a life changer for me.

After 29 years, me and wife dropped papers to get a divorce, won't be done until 2016.

At work my customer said my skills were not needed and I was given notice, my company reclassified me to keep me here at my job with a new title but now a dead end job. I decided, piss on this, if my skills are not appreciated I am moving on and notified my management that I am looking for a new job. So far they are receptive to my potential move back to Colorado. Hope to be back in Colorado in the next few months.

I don't want to hear about new year resolution BS, what life changers are you willing to share going from 2015 to 2016?

Black94lt1
12-31-2015, 9:40am
Nothing for me but my dad is having back surgery in February which will hopefully be a major relief from the pain he has been dealing with for a year.

Best wishes on your situation, you seem to have a positive attitude all things considered. A move may be the change you need

boracayjohnny
12-31-2015, 10:29am
I'll put away my axe. I kilt too many in 2015 for being stupid.

2016 should be about onward and upward, right.

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 10:56am
sorry to hear about the divorce, wow 29 years thats a nice run

Iron Chef
12-31-2015, 11:22am
Best of luck going forward. :cert:

I'm going back to school to get my Masters. Classes start January 12. :seasix:

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 6:11pm
Nothing for me but my dad is having back surgery in February which will hopefully be a major relief from the pain he has been dealing with for a year.

Best wishes on your situation, you seem to have a positive attitude all things considered. A move may be the change you need

I am lucky, divorce has been discussed for many years, I fugure now is the time.

I am not getting any younger, time to move on and restart my life.


I'll put away my axe. I kilt too many in 2015 for being stupid.

2016 should be about onward and upward, right.

I agree, once I make up my mind I press forward and do not look back.


sorry to hear about the divorce, wow 29 years thats a nice run

Thanks, I could have stayed with her but if we are not happy together I see no reason, we both deserve to be happy.


Best of luck going forward. :cert:

I'm going back to school to get my Masters. Classes start January 12. :seasix:

What is your Masters going to be in?

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 7:54pm
so you must of been young when you married?

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 7:56pm
so you must of been young when you married?

24 years old, now you are making feel really old, thanks. :)

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 7:59pm
24 years old, now you are making feel really old, thanks. :)

i was 26 so dont feel old, the morons who got married at 18 are old, why get married before they even experience life
very sad, indeed

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 8:01pm
i was 26 so dont feel old, the morons who got married at 18 are old, why get married before they even experience life
very sad, indeed

Wife asked me if I plan on getting remarried, I said hell no I learned from my previous mistakes (and she handed me my sign).

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 8:03pm
Wife asked me if I plan on getting remarried, I said hell no I learned from my previous mistakes (and she handed me my sign).

?????
sign?

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 8:08pm
?????
sign?

Sorry, it is a redneck joke that means I said something stupid. (Jeff Foxworthy).

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 8:10pm
Sorry, it is a redneck joke that means I said something stupid. (Jeff Foxworthy).

why wouldnt you get remarried for all you know you can find a women whos better than the one you are divorcing, dont give up their are several guys here who remarried and married the right one the second time, good luck

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 8:24pm
why wouldnt you get remarried for all you know you can find a women whos better than the one you are divorcing, dont give up their are several guys here who remarried and married the right one the second time, good luck

I know, just at this time do not plan on getting married again, but the right women could change that. I will be looking for someone I am happy to be with 24/7 (different than what I currently have).

I have no regrets, I have two wonderful Sons with my wife, I am willing to do anything for them and because of that I am forever indebted to my wife. I am lucky, this is not an ugly divorce, we have just grown apart.

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 8:39pm
I know, just at this time do not plan on getting married again, but the right women could change that. I will be looking for someone I am happy to be with 24/7 (different than what I currently have).

I have no regrets, I have two wonderful Sons with my wife, I am willing to do anything for them and because of that I am forever indebted to my wife. I am lucky, this is not an ugly divorce, we have just grown apart.

dont let your spirits be broken, some times we all need a break

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 8:44pm
dont let your spirits be broken, some times we all need a break

Thanks, I am looking at it as a learning experience.

JRD77VET
12-31-2015, 8:50pm
Thanks, I am looking at it as a learning experience.

Also known as a "Life Lesson".

I wish you the best of luck moving forward. As someone who went thru a divorce, it will be much easier that you and the former Mrs aren't attempting to rip out each other's throat.

After my divorce, I started dating and Mary became my best friend. We were together for almost 8 years before we married ( yes, I was gun shy )

We've been married for 16-1/2 years now. You'll find her when you are not looking :yesnod:

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 9:02pm
yes the women can make you or break you, its a fact
very true, indeed

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 9:24pm
Also known as a "Life Lesson".

I wish you the best of luck moving forward. As someone who went thru a divorce, it will be much easier that you and the former Mrs aren't attempting to rip out each other's throat.

After my divorce, I started dating and Mary became my best friend. We were together for almost 8 years before we married ( yes, I was gun shy )

We've been married for 16-1/2 years now. You'll find her when you are not looking :yesnod:

Thanks for the encouragement. My wife has only known me as a military man, short hair, etc. Now that I have been out for several years, my look is more like the Harley biker style which the wife doesn't approve of (more of what I looked like before the military).

We are on good terms, I will help her as much as I can, she will not have to work for the rest of her life if she doesn't want to, I am committed to helping her for the sake of my two boys, exceeding what I am required to do legally.

As far as future companionship, I will take it slow, I want a best friend I want to be with 24/7, take me as I am and not what they think I could be.

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 9:28pm
yes the women can make you or break you, its a fact
very true, indeed

I know, I plan on leaving the state in the next few weeks/months which will help me separate from the wife. Once I leave the state I think my new life will begin.

Not an easy decision to make, but at this time it is the decision I have made.

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 9:37pm
do you own property together and if so it can be a disaster if she wants everything

thegreenman
12-31-2015, 9:44pm
do you own property together and if so it can be a disaster if she wants everything

No house property, we sold it a year or so when the writing was on the wall.

We have a separation agreement done up by a lawyer, all nice and neat so far.

So far nice and smooth, next couple of months will be the real test, she has to move out and I plan on leaving the state soon.

island14
12-31-2015, 9:56pm
I know, just at this time do not plan on getting married again, but the right women could change that. I will be looking for someone I am happy to be with 24/7 (different than what I currently have).

I have no regrets, I have two wonderful Sons with my wife, I am willing to do anything for them and because of that I am forever indebted to my wife. I am lucky, this is not an ugly divorce, we have just grown apart.


You have a very positive outlook.. I like that.. :seasix:


I know, I plan on leaving the state in the next few weeks/months which will help me separate from the wife. Once I leave the state I think my new life will begin.

Not an easy decision to make, but at this time it is the decision I have made.

I see change as good, a move, and a fresh clean start...

The only downside of this will be being away from your sons.

I'm assuming they are grown and on their own now, but still it will be less easy to visit them and your grand kids if you have any, or will in the future.

Good luck with your fresh start!


Myself I will be happy if there are no changes in my life, other than perhaps a better income.

I'm pretty happy with my life actually..

:cert:

Chuck A
12-31-2015, 10:07pm
dude
https://youtu.be/iioBwO6vnEs
find the joy in your life

marvinmoneymarvmichel
01-03-2016, 12:57am
Done

MikeB
01-03-2016, 9:04am
i was 26 so dont feel old, the morons who got married at 18 are old, why get married before they even experience life
very sad, indeed

Phew!.
I'm relieved you said 18.
I was 19 when we got hitched 44 years ago on Jan.7th.

Just celebrated the birth of Grand-daughter #3 on the 30th of December.

thegreenman
01-03-2016, 9:47am
Its alryte, they will understand you made enough sacrifes do something for yourself, go out there and travel, get som new vagina and you will be okk (this is coming from a 23 year old so take it with a grain of salt due to lack of life experience) p.s. Im not trying to be insensitive to wat your goin thru

I had a rough day and had to much to drink, don't even remember posting some of this crap.