No offence dude but your "ex" wife is an ass and it has nothing to do with being a quad but lack of communication on both your parts. Hope the divorce goes smooth.
----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, April 19, 2007 4:50 pm Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] relationships and being a quad To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected] > > Since you have never had a relationship while being a quad what > makes you an > expert on relationships especially married couples? By your > comments, it's > obviously you have no clue at all what you are talking about > when it comes to > relationships especially being in a marriage. I should be > grateful that my > wife told my daughter that the car was from both of us! She > never even told > me that she bought the car until I found out three days later > and that she > paid for the dam thing out of my daughter's college fund and > I'm supposed to be > grateful that I'm not alone! Didn't you read the whole post > especially the > part where I mention that she left me last October. No, I am > not 100% alone > because my 24-year-old son is still living here but I might as > well be alone > because he is not around here that much due to work and > spending time with > his friends. Also, from having a 60K+ paycheck a year to > living on SSDI, > married couples need to discuss finances together because > making house payments > and utility payments and putting food on the table are a little > bit more > important than having a $6000 entertainment center when we > already have four > perfectly functioning TVs and spending $2200 on a washer and > dryer when the ones we > had worked just fine. But I suppose you would not understand > that because > you have never been in a marriage being a quadriplegic. > > Jim > > > > ************************************** See what's free at > http://www.aol.com.
