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(04-13-2019, 12:36 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Work every day, save some of every paycheck, and don't spend yourself foolishly into an abyss is my best advice.Oh yea, don't get a divorce.

Aw man, I wish I had that advice much earlier. Drat. Dodgy
Do not be scared of retirement finances, start saving as soon as you earn money , even if it is a small amount. You have time on your side when you are young. Life is all about discipline : in school, work , marriage and saving money.
(04-13-2019, 01:01 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-13-2019, 12:36 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Work every day, save some of every paycheck, and don't spend yourself foolishly into an abyss is my best advice.Oh yea, don't get a divorce.

Aw man, I wish I had that advice much earlier. Drat. Dodgy

Aw man, I wish I had that advice much earlier. Drat. Dodgy
Easy solution...don't get married. That's the advice I needed earlier.
(04-13-2019, 03:42 AM)Bheezy27403_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-13-2019, 01:01 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-13-2019, 12:36 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Work every day, save some of every paycheck, and don't spend yourself foolishly into an abyss is my best advice.Oh yea, don't get a divorce.

Aw man, I wish I had that advice much earlier. Drat. Dodgy

Aw man, I wish I had that advice much earlier. Drat. Dodgy
Easy solution...don't get married. That's the advice I needed earlier.

I often cite that advice, but, humans do what they do: Fall in lust, err, I mean, Love, get married (or get pregnant then get married), buy a house, raise children, lose a job, wish they never had children - but they love their children, want to separate but are too fearful, yadda, yadda. Very common. Very first world humanity.

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RE motorcycle:

The first scent of a separation, I moved my motorcycle to somebody else's house. Smile
If there was ever a group of people to avoid relationship advice from it's a bunch of older single guys on a motorcycle forum. Confused

Just one more reason why we work so hard to keep the conversation focused on motorcycles and motorcycling. Big Grin Biker
(04-13-2019, 04:48 AM)Guth_imp Wrote: [ -> ]If there was ever a group of people to avoid relationship advice from it's a bunch of older single guys on a motorcycle forum. Confused

Just one more reason why we work so hard to keep the conversation focused on motorcycles and motorcycling. Big Grin Biker

Glad to help out. ROFL
Like my ol huntin buddy Maggie used to say (who was married 3 times)

Love is grand.....

Divorce is 100 grand.
(04-13-2019, 07:43 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Like my ol huntin buddy Maggie used to say (who was married 3 times)

Love is grand.....

Divorce is 100 grand.

I'd say 100 grand is a good deal. Undecided
It is easy to drift apart when your jobs and household chores become your priorities. Developing different interests and friends doesn't help either. I became aware of it after I stopped playing baseball and retired. We were more like roommates by then.

But fortunately I realized this was the same girl I married decades ago and loved to be with. So I started treating her like I did before we were married. The first step was date night once a week at our favourite Italian restaurant. Then the occasional hug, or a snuggle before falling asleep. Amazing how both of your attitudes change when you share a little love. The old adage "Happy wife, happy life." certainly has a lot of truth to it.

I bought a motorcycle thinking I could enjoy the fun I had as a young man. But I soon found out you can't go back in time. My riding buddies are all gone, and spending evenings at a donut shop talking to strangers isn't the same. But I love my weekly day rides even though I prefer to ride alone.
(04-14-2019, 12:04 AM)Nortoon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It is easy to drift apart when your jobs and household chores become your priorities. Developing different interests and friends doesn't help either. I became aware of it after I stopped playing baseball and retired. We were more like roommates by then.

But fortunately I realized this was the same girl I married decades ago and loved to be with. So I started treating her like I did before we were married. The first step was date night once a week at our favourite Italian restaurant. Then the occasional hug, or a snuggle before falling asleep. Amazing how both of your attitudes change when you share a little love. The old adage "Happy wife, happy life." certainly has a lot of truth to it.

I bought a motorcycle thinking I could enjoy the fun I had as a young man. But I soon found out you can't go back in time. My riding buddies are all gone, and spending evenings at a donut shop talking to strangers isn't the same. But I love my weekly day rides even though I prefer to ride alone.

Well shared Nortoon. Thumbs Up
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