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When I first came to this forum I had the notion that it would be about people in need of genuine advice and serious friendliness so I made a number of comments and replies that I thought would be appropriate. Well, I haven't been active lately because I have had my eye on "Yesterday's Forum...

Feigning "stupid" or "ignorant" is a highly-appreciated part of most Englishmen's conversation. Unfortunately, almost no one else seems to understand it. "And there was me thinking ....."

What music represents how you feel at the moment?

Very much so. That is the dilema, yes. True. Tha makes sense. No, I suppose that I do not. I understand.

Yes, I understand.

Yes, I know that it's true. The most difficult part is sorting out the legal matters and then there is the fact that getting to those "greener pastures" requires several very painful steps. I think I'll need to have someone push me along until I get there because right now it seems to me to be a...

I realize that writing all of this down here and now won’t make my situation any better. So, why am I telling you? I don’t know. The last second update is like this: My wife is a pathological liar, something I've pretty much known for years but she has denied it all along and she get furious...

Thank you very much.

Try not to worry too much. When I was 55 I also thoght life was over. I'm 77 now and I still think life is over.

Strange how we convince ourselves that utopia is within reach no matter the signs to the contrary. We want to believe that our spouse thinks kindly upon us and that we are worth keeping. Only when the rock hits us on the head do we understand that we are not wanted any more.

My first song? I'm not sure but I do remember 'my first time' (if you know what I mean) and the song on the radio as we fumbled about was "Sugar Shack" by Jimmy Gilmer - I was 16 and the year was 1963.

It seems a healthy attitude.

Blueberry Hill by Vladmir Putin: NOTE. Posting this video got me banned for life on another forum.

Either my wife or a selfie.

Yes, that's the worst part of it.

Different parts of the world.

No thanks.

When we marry in a church of even civil we make a vow to God or to the State, that is to say we commit ourselves to an obligation. Would the commitment be any stronger if we make that vow to our families instead? I honestly think it does.

I still hear you.