Marriage no different from BGR
One of my JC classmates (S.) has separated from her husband. She was the first in the class to get married 7 years ago. She now also holds the record for being the first (and hopefully the last) to divorce.
tk says: How are you and your hubby? You two have kids?
S says: We separated for a while. Now divorced.
tk says: Oops, sorry to hear that.
S says: ok la, not much different, I am used to being alone. Our marriage was a long distance one for 7 years. But I think in terms of character he is still the best. I hope that one day we can be together again but it is too difficult.
tk says: If you don't mind me asking, is long distance the cause?
S says: Long distance + no communication at all. Well he is not my type - I am very talkative. Therefore even though when I called him he did not talk much. Long distance would never be problem if both parties cared for each other and have a common interest.
I didn't probe more. She is based in Hong Kong, while her ex-husband was one of the stat board scholars bonded for 8 years to the organization.
Am shocked. I mean - you read about the divorce rate rising in the papers, but the significance only hits you when you know a peer or a relative going/had gone through the process.
3 comments:
ooh. nice aircraft carrier. I wonder if it is Nimitz class.
aiya long distance relationship better than no relationship at all right?
Yes it is. USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)
Taken from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:USS_Abraham_Lincoln_%28CVN
Nods. I have seen more than 5 dissolve that way so far. I was nearly a victim myself (i.e. dragged down the altar with an incompatible partner and sure to divorce sometime in future). Thank goodness I had the good sense to bail.
So, when idiots try to use the appeal to fear tactic on me: "Aren't you afraid you would be lonely in future? You won't have anyone to talk to, or anyone to care for, etc.," I reply: "Yeah, but I won't have any alimony to pay either. Next better player step up, please!"
:-D
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