My wife and I were talking about our journey through life this weekend and she remembered the time we were climbing in Denali and made a pact that if one of us would fall into a crevice the other would cut the rope and figure out what to do on their own. She commented on how she never believed I would ever have done that then or anytime during our life. She went on to say, for the past few years where I have seemingly dragged you through hell while trying to find myself, you never gave up living your life the way you wanted to live it, had this happiness when I expected you to be sad or angry, and encouraged me at times to find myself and move on if I wanted. All the while that was what you were doing. I admired you and found you very attractive, she said. I realized I had lost you and that I never really found myself.
Gee, Steve... That's beautifully lived and written. Your W is a lucky, lucky woman. I think she polishes you up, too.
Me-46, D-21, S15, S13
After many years w/my head in the sand... I FILED Divorced 6/2011
The average woman would rather have beauty than brains, because the average man can see better than he can think.
