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As Martin would say, "stop putting your name on the orange juice."

He does go on some nice overseas trips once or twice a year. He also drinks and parties a lot.

Yeah, 'fighting' for relationships is often pointless. When a girl decides to leave you, she's got 2 d!cks on standby.

Very nice. I'm a music phene, so always looking to add new songs to the playlist. 'Sex on Fire' by Kings of Leon is a must listen for anyone on planet Earth. So good.

I have an attorney friend in Houston who's 39 years old. Bachelor. Makes a good 6 figures. Very nice apartment, and he sleeps with a mattress and boxspring that are on the floor. He has a couch and a TV in his living room, and his fridge is always empty, since he eats out every night...

He already mailed it. No need for insurance and signatures. Prolly just a curling iron, lipstick, and some clothes.

@Black Widow Void I've never of those bands. I will go on YT and give 'em a listen.

On your next date, show her your tax returns. That'll seal the deal.

You could say, "I got married yesterday."

I never follow/add women I'm seeing on social media. I've decided to not look at her IG page.

This thread has gotten out of hand, for something so simple. No disrespect intended to anyone. Just drive over there, knock on the door, and hand her her stuff back. Turn around and leave. No need for...

I've watched a few of your videos. Really good stuff.

A man sat at a metro station in Washington DC and started to play the violin; it was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, it was calculated that thousand of people went through the station, most of them on their way to...

Good post. Another way is to stop swiping your debit card everywhere you go. Pay with cash. Small thing, but there's a sense of pride that comes from handing a bill to a clerk/server, as opposed to a card.

Good way to look at it. Thanks.

Where is this letter from?

Dubliners by James Joyce If you Google it, you'll find a free PDF copy to read. It's a collection of 15 short stories that was published in 1914.

C'mon, haven't you seen Wedding Crashers? These two were soulmates -