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..ok so ..your original post/response just cracked me up...LOL and now I'm laughing again as well, and yes I wasn't sure if my status forbade me from the single group chatter ...so thankyou so much for the very kind, warm reply......as with all relationships, definitely comes with challenges..however in an awkward moment if at the beginning the Keurig can perk up and break the ice...(Get a cheap one they are noisier) or in an awkward argument over nonsense..it also works when you dont know what to say after hours of silence to simply ask "hey, is the Keurig still in there?" Most appliances work this way..teehee...and you forgot about the original fight as it morphs into a deep discussion on where the best coffee beans can be found....see that? Bam...argument avoided...or detoured ..maybe just postponed...ok..perhaps still arguing but now ..over some delicious coffee..
Now THIS is exactly the kind of marriage advice we singles want to hear about!!
Hi
@KH777!
If we haven't officially met, I'm Seoul, and it's very nice to meet you! I know there's a lot of debate on whether marrieds should be allowed to post in Singles, etc.
I first started on this site in 2009, and the site was very busy, so there were more active places on the forum for people to go to -- making the lines were much clearer then. Over time, with so many other sites for people to spend time on, CC has slowed down and now people pay more attention to whether a topic sounds fun or interesting and not so much where it's posted.
There are many of us here in Singles who have been here 10+ years, and you'll see often see us bantering away, so feel free to join in.
We also love married friends who are kind, compassionate, and can banter right along with us! Unfortunately, over the years, we've had many SAP's (self-appointed preachers and prophets) try to plant themselves here to try to preach to us about how we should be living. But they don't know anything about us -- nor do they bother taking the time to get to know us. Many here were abandoned by spouses and have kids, etc., so we're not rookies at life.
Just a few days ago, someone came in and told us we were too young to know anything about love or marriage. Ironically, that poster was quoting a post from someone 15 years older than him!! So this is what I mean... Patronizing without personal relationship -- which is something many of us tend to ignore.
I'd guess the average age in Singles these days is about 45, but a good number of regulars are in their 50's, 60's, 70's -- and each has their own unique life story.
You seem like a well-balanced, understanding, and very interesting person, and that's something we love to see in Singles! (Unfortunately, it can be rare to find.)
Welcome to the Dark Side (we have cookies to go with that coffee!!) and I hope you'll feel comfortable enough to keep posting here!
