last week my 60 year old parents were shagging eachother in the bedroom. i heard them bbefore i walked in but i had to ask them what was for breakfast. i walked in and it wasn't a pretty sight. should i have gone in or should i have waited?
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A.  I doubt this ever happend.\nB.  My guess is catching your parents turns you on.\nC.  I suggest you get some help.
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I would ask him if I was such a terrible mother then why did you invite me over for brunch?  None of us are perfect, so why has he waited so long to suddenly tell you this, if it was so bad?  Can he give examples of why he thinks this?  Does he have a wife that doesn't like you and has finally worn him down?  That is really wierd, I am sorry your son is treating you that way.  Parenting is a system of trial and error and all we can do is try our best and how would he feel if his kids said something like that to him?  There is no reason to cause conflict especially when you are a grandparent and he needs to show his kids how to respect their elders, this is not a situation where you can take a do as I say not as I do approach.  You can set the example and take the higher road!
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Would you like to have breakfast?  OK?  Should I call or nudge you?
312778
Go ahead and do the grown-up thing. Knock on the door explain yourself and situation. 9 out of 10, they will respect you for that.
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My youngest step daughter used to wet her bed in the early hours of the morning.  We stopped this by getting her up just before we went to bed around 11pm and taking her to the toilet.  Also restricted drinks after 5pm.  During the day, we just asked every so often if she needed to go to the loo.  And if too longer gap between visits she had to go and try even if she thought she didnt need to go.  Also the bed wetting and "accidents" were down played to being no big deal so as to not associate negative stuff with the whole thing.  Most kids either get too caught up in what they are doing or having to much fun to notice they need to go to the loo or they can be stressed about other events in their lives.
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I can remember all the way back when I was about 4 years old.  I was setting in my grandmothers walk in closet trying on her shoes from, God knows what era, and my grandfather walked through the bedroom door and stood beside me.  He looked down and said, "your granny is going to get you for playing in her shoes".  I kept on playing and laughed with him about it.  Strange thing is, my grandfather died nearly two years before I was born in that very room I was playing in.  I can remember it all really clearly, pretty weird for my age.
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I'd get up and leave the room. With that said.  My son says my hubby and I fight alot, and to us we are not fighting.  We are discussing different things and giving our points of view to each other.  Usually we don't raise our voices and maybe it would be considered bickering by some.  But really it is harmless.  So I wouldn't worry about the divorce issue.  If they say they wouldn't get divorced than believe them.  No sense worrying about it until it really happens.  \n\nOn the other end of it.  It is not fair for either of them to ask you to side with them.  But maybe they are trying to get you in on a discussion.  Make it a family thing?\n\nGood luck.
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Now this is a christian retreat right? So you want to make some treats for the couples, let me see if they are going for a retreat I would think it is to learn more about each other and to find their self. I guess the sex treats might be okay but I am not sure all the couples might be okay with this. Have you spoken to all of them about this?
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Hey, come on!! That was funny, but my wife and I are in our 60's and that seemed like a real story to me. I forget why I went into the kitchen from our living room, and it is only three feet away!!\n\nDid you say you wanted watermelon and carrots??
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I am a doctor and while having wild trouble with my wife, I decided to never be with here again.  I have 2 kids. A few months later, 4 to be exact, I started living with one of my patients, who is 40, and had a wild drive for me since 2 years ago. While being my patient nothing happened, but we started talking after I left my wife, never to return I thought. I lived with this woman for over a year, and that was the happiest time of my life. Nevertheless, my kids were having very serious trouble, and even though I did not wish to see my wife again, I decided to return to my kids and get them out of trouble. I will never stop loving my patient, she was the sweetest girl I've never known, but I cannot live happily with her while my kids are going down hill. I may be damned, but I need my kids to be OK for me to be happy, and they demand my presence. I could never feel happy while being with the woman I love while my kids are going through trouble. You being a virgin is not an issue to me, it should not be an issue to you, it should not be an issue for anybody loving you. What worries me is to find you left aside because this guy is married. I am not saying it is right or wrong, I am saying I doubt he will feel absolutely and sincerely happy with you while thinking about his kids. Been there, done that, don't go there, yo don't want to go there. You'll be happy for a while, and then you will know hell. Excuse my honesty, but I do not wish any human being to go through my experience. Hence I have the need to speak about it. And only anonimously. Take my word: you don't want this.\nPD: I am aged 46.
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Aww, bummer...but yea, I think it may have been too soon...but another thing is that while yes, age is nothing but a number, this is typically a critical time in both of your lives/ages - youre just getting your feet wet in all the fun (and not so fun) stuff life as an "adult" has to offer, and she's just getting her feet wet in her sexual peak (which can last for several more years if she's lucky!!). While it was more than likely really fun, exciting, etc., you guys are probably on different planes in life, and these things are better explored (have your fun!!) before jumping into something more serious, such as moving in, etc.\n\nSorry it didnt work out :-(
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You are absolutely right in wanting to take care of your aging parents. I tried my best to care for my parents during the last years of their lives.It takes a toll on you physically and emotionally to see them slipping away before your eyes. If I had to do it over again I would NOT HESITATE a second to do it again.If your spouse has any objection, it is indeed VERY SELFISH of him/her. What if the shoe were on the other foot, how would he/she feel if you gave him/her the same answer which you have been given?If it were me, and this is only me speaking, I would question myself on how little I know about my spouse, and if I can love him/her again in the same manner as I once did.
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Myself 14 years.  Happy going.\nAjoke for your question.\nA couple is celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary.  All the 10 Children (all married and kids) are attending the celeberation.  Lot of rush and friends, drinks etc.  The oldman by the way is seeing all these 10 sons at a time now.  He finds one among them not resembling with all the other nine.  He was restless and still sipping a drink.  He thought of asking his wife and asked her, is (our) 10th child fathered by a diffrerent man, to which the wife replied Yes my dear.  The old man was very very upset and sipped more glass of drinks.  Some how he want to know who that person is maybe one of his friends he wants to know who, abnd once again went to his wife and asked, My dear darling wife can u tell me who is that man?  Again the wife replied "YOU MY DEAR".  \n\nMoral - Dont live for longer periods after marriage or else dont celeberate wedding anniversaries after 20 years.
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If you and your hubby are young, like 18 or 19, his parents are still seeing him as a child.  But if he is older his parents need to stop.  I have similar situation.  I am 35 now.  I want to move to another city but can't yet.  I've learned not to tell my parents much about my personal life or my family's doings.  That why they can't meddle and "give advice".  I had to learn to distance myself.  It took about a year before my parents realized that I can live my own live well without but I that I still love them.  I suggest that you forget how they treat his brother, because that's their (the parents) problem.  Just focus on youselves and put a safe distance between yourself, don't talk as often or at least don't give out much personal info that will make them respond in a meddling way.  Good luck!
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I would look after my only child. He would always know I am around by the flowers I would bring him. Should he leave the door open, I will close it,  when he falls asleep, I will pull the cover over him. Should he call my name, I will be there, seen, or unseen. Why? Because that's what mothers do, we take care of our children, and love them.
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Happy Anniversary! My husband and I just had our 1st, we went to a bed & breakfast and it was absolutly wonderful. I think what made it so great was that we didn't have our days packed with stuff to do, we were treated like we were the most important people it the world and every thing was slow paced so we could enjoyed every moment of each others company. Maybe you can find one in your area and don't forget to ask for the rose petals: )
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how old are you ?...didn't your parents already have this talk with you