When I got over my shock that he’d learned to become THAT helpless, I pointed out that we’ve kept it in the same place for 10 years in 3 separate houses: in a little wooden chest on the back of the toilet.

Until that moment he’d never once looked in the thing. Not once.

Obviously, a wedding ring is to him like kryptonite to Superman.

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So I’ll leave to you the task of doing the “big thinking” about why that’s an asinine position.

Just as VH would probably say that he’s blameless, attentive and always pitching in whereas I’m too picky when it comes to cleanliness, too easily stressed by things like crap-encrusted underwear sitting on the bedroom floor and utterly unreasonable for not noticing that he “eventually” picks things up, even if he doesn’t do it when I think he should (as in, the instant he drops them on the floor).

As I like to tell him, he’s free to start his own blog to share his views. But that might require him to actually do typing, reading and thinking for himself.

My ex-wife took for me (in today’s dollars) for a half of a million, and she tried to guilt me into paying child support for her new husband.

I won’t associate with a woman, ever again, in an intimate fashion. I do have a lady whom I date about once a year, and there is never anything intimate about it. My wedding ring did not effect my behaviour, and the ring didn’t appear to do anything about her behaviour, until she decided to throw me over. (Well, she did decide to keep the “engagement ring”, but that was mostly because she wanted to drag another few thousand dollars out of me.)

This really isn’t on topic, and I invite you to delete it.

So all that you’ve lost is my semi regular readership.

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