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Re: Does your wife have more pull than your tracto
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Posted by Luke S on June 30, 2006 at 06:28:11 from (65.161.251.246):
In Reply to: Does your wife have more pull than your tractor? posted by tractorsorwomen on June 29, 2006 at 18:18:32:
Man, I feel for ya. I am fairly young, 25, and I have been married for coming up on six years. I know that is not nearly as long as some guys here, but I feel I have learned one or two things in six years. After seeing both my parents divorced, remaried and my father divorced again two more times and working on his third, my grandparents divorced(before I was born) both remaried and divorced again, and several other family memebers divorced, the biggest mistake I see peopl making is they get engauged, and hae problems. So what do they do? Cool of and try to work these things out? No, they rush in and get married. I don't know much, but I no that if it is not working before the rings are on the rings aren't gonna help much. I got really lucky. My wife has never once told me not to buy a piece of equipment. I have told her several times we aren't buying anymore horses, sense we all ready have to many we don't ride enough. But she has told me to buy equipment. She likes farming, being from the city she never experienced anything like this and she really gets into it. She helps me in the hay fields, she helps me work on the equipment, and when I get pi$$ed when something breaks or hay gets rained on or when money gets tight and I want to quit, she makes me keep going and I am always glad she does. Right now we are considering trading rakes, for a new style caddy type V-rake so it is easier for her to rake. I am very lucky, and if your wondering she is good looking too! Like someone else said, it's not like you are going out to bars and getting wasted and chasing loose women? There are much worse things to be doing than messing with old tractors, and she needs to understand that. I think this is something you need to get worked out right now!!! Do not enter into a mariage when there are unresolved problems, they will only get worse later are the odds, and then it is much harder to work out.
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