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Perhaps their relationship and trust in each other is so strong that she doesn’t feel it warrants comment.
I have always felt jealousy is a wasted emotion but a lot of people get fired up with it.
If my husband was off on an entertaining event and there was an attractive young lady in his company I would not be worried over it because in the over 40yrs. we have been together he has never given me any reason not to trust him.
I put a lot of faith in trust. Once it’s broken though, that’s a different story.
I have always felt jealousy is a wasted emotion but a lot of people get fired up with it.
If my husband was off on an entertaining event and there was an attractive young lady in his company I would not be worried over it because in the over 40yrs. we have been together he has never given me any reason not to trust him.
I put a lot of faith in trust. Once it’s broken though, that’s a different story.
LifeofRubie
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Riiiiiiiiiight? It's really awkward to try and process...
Oh, no. It's to the point of they don't even talk. Just pass each other silently through their own lives. I suspect very strongly my dad is throwing his retirement savings away on these 'friends' of whom consist of single moms and/or bartenders (which, ironically, if my sister or I were either of those things, he'd probably disown us) but I think the whole act of being blatantly obvious about it is the most strange part. Whatever. Their lives!!
Gosh isn't that the truth ! Boo was certainly not easy but I'm so glad I worked with her and taught her properly how to act and be. I love her so much I would never give her up.Happy tears here, too.
They tried to home her twice (that I know of!) the first Adopters had a giant schnauzer and Tara would snap at him when she was trying to rest/sleep. He wanted to play and well Tara just wanted alone time, so yeah. They took her back
The second adopters thought that a quick walk around the block twice a day was sufficient. No, just no. They took her back, too.
She’ll thrive with usplenty of exercise, the comfort of a loving home and training to build her self confidence
I’m sure promises are made to the rescue but never carried out. DRUE felt bad for not matching Tara up with the right adoptees. It happens! But rest assured, she’s matched up now
People give up to easy. They can’t deal with destruction, potty training, barking.... they just want to save a broken dog but don’t want to put in the time and effort needed to fulfill a dogs needs.
Our boy Max was 7 months old when we rescued him, he had 6 previous owners. Did we give up on him? Not on your nelly. We had 10 glorious years with that boy. He was precious.
Then I would think his behavior is not fair to everyone involved. Given those circumstances if it was my dad I would most likely request a sit down with him.
Is he going through a mid/late life crises?
Either way if his actions are intentional then it is disrespectful to all his family, his children included.
I guess because I was brought up in such a strict military home, I am pretty staunch on what is right and wrong, so I apologize if I am overstepping in my comments.
“A morning full of exploring the village, running in the farmers fields and playing with my toy....I’m pooped!” Lol
It's been pouring rain all morning! We have over 2 inches since it started yesterday. My corral is a mess so horses are inside, high and dry. I can't even get online with my Hughesnet! Just with my phone with Verizon.
A crack of thunder and Kali was in my lap!
Buddy's head was there for a moment too. But he settled back in his bed, amid the cords! LOL The sun room is "electronic city" with chargers, laptops, phones, etc.
They don't care, as long as they are with their humans.
I can't even get online with my Hughesnet! Just with my phone with Verizon. A crack of thunder and Kali was in my lap!
Buddy's head was there for a moment too. But he settled back in his bed, amid the cords! LOL The sun room is "electronic city" with chargers, laptops, phones, etc.
They don't care, as long as they are with their humans.
Tara is simply in heaven!! This makes my heart so full.
Kaiser2016
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That sweet face! What a docile cat. Mine would already have murdered everyone.
Kaiser2016
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How could he forget? All those adventures and sweet snuggles! I'm sure you're imprinted into his memory.
He is putting on a show. He is a little terrorist in training.
I believe my hand position kept him a bit wide eyed and frozen.
Kaiser2016
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Your mom may be passive in all this because she doesn't want to drive him away if he suddenly has all these attractive women around. She may be thinking it will be a short lived thing and he'll return to 'normal' again. What if he only becomes normal when the money runs out? What if he leaves and takes the money with him? My concern over the retirement money spending is that THAT will impact her whether he stays or goes. I worry about her long term financial security with his behavior. No divorce settlement will recover those losses. Money issues aside. Trust is good, but follow up is better
Can you get confirmation of what is happening? You may be thinking this is none of your business because he's an adult, but he's your dad and he's married to your mother and he's not being discreet - of course it's your business.
My first trip to the animal store...
She took a liking to the stuffed turkeys Lol
She took a liking to the stuffed turkeys Lol
She wants her supplements 
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I'm sorry but the thunder happening while in the bathroom and her face has me laughing.
O_O "Woah Mom...what'd you eat?!"
I'm sorry but the thunder happening while in the bathroom and her face has me laughing.
O_O "Woah Mom...what'd you eat?!"
You better be careful the next time you make a turkey with stuffing at home then. LOL
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