Retired Farmer, not talking about you, but I've lived a few years and have noticed that some peple are not happy unless they are making someone else miserable. Maybe your exes fit that category. I'm glad most of you guys gave good wives, cause I can tell you there are a lot of bad ones out there. I'm sure bad husbands too. I have gotten pretty well aquainted with the Bible, and it is full of truth, especially when it comes to humans. I look around me and see people that are just determined to be miserable and/or make everybody around them miserable. It amazes me, including a big ole dose of the misery spreaders today. The Bible is full of instructions to make things better, but people refuse to obey. And if you point them towards the words of life they turn on you like a fighting couple turns on the police when they answer the domestic dispute call. Retired Farmer, I hope you find that happiness that has eluded you. I promise, you aren't the only one hunting a little happiness.
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