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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Ok, remember children its peace to all men, and all that jizz...its Christmas after all...so play nice please :D

Amicable break-ups.....Are they possible? Have you been through one? what's your thoughts on them?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

my best friend is going through one now with my other halfs best friend.

so far its very amicable and very civilised but only been just over a month and a little one is involved so we will see

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By *azzaahhWoman  over a year ago

north wales / chester

started off very amicable indeed .....ended up nastiest custody battle ever couldnt even talk on phone or be in same room

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By *mumaWoman  over a year ago

Livingston

yes it is possible, but a lot depends on the reason for the breakdown of the relationship

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

Me and my daughters father were extremely amicable. Why would I restrict his access to his own kid? He saw more of her afer the break up than he ever did before and I got a free baby sitter.

We're still amicable and have the odd drink together. That's all though. he was a crap shag so not going back there again.

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By *unky monkeyMan  over a year ago

in the night garden

It can work.

My best friend is my ex. I'm also married to her best friend.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ok, remember children its peace to all men, and all that jizz...its Christmas after all...so play nice please :D

Amicable break-ups.....Are they possible? Have you been through one? what's your thoughts on them? "

I am in touch with both my long term ex's and they occasionally socialise with us too, so yes it is possible !

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By *yrdwomanWoman  over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

Having said that, the one after my daughters father was a complete tosser; a cock lodger with a narcisisstic complex and incredibly passive aggressive. He actually tried to sic a lawyer on me to get access to my daughter, even though he wasn't related! I'd quite happily have him run over by a steam roller. The sex was great though.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thanks guys and gals

Its a bit of a headfuck to say the least. No children or dogs involved, its just an odd place to be, but what we both want. Ive always seen that break-ups should be hell and nasty, but neither of us want to be that to each other, so this seems like the right thing to do...why should one have to go with a binbag full of clothes, when we still love and care for each other....sounds utterly insane, but I just hope we can do it....for both our sanity's

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It can work.

My best friend is my ex. I'm also married to her best friend."

+1

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By *oodnvampCouple  over a year ago

beverley

Neither of us are on bad terms with our exes and still good friends. It's possible but as someone said, it depends on the reason as well as the kind of people involved.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Its a time when all the old clichés come out, and you realise, 'shit!' they're there for a reason.

I suppose you never really know what the right thing to do is, until it no longer feels wrong.

If anyone is up for swapping places, for a headfuck, then apply to....who'd.be.a.grown-up.com

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By *toneblueMan  over a year ago

Southampton

All my relationships have ended amicably (so far!), but I would say it depends a lot on the reasons for it ending as well as the temperament of those involved.

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By *irtydanMan  over a year ago

Blackpool


"started off very amicable indeed .....ended up nastiest custody battle ever couldnt even talk on phone or be in same room "
6 years later we still cant be in the same room

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman  over a year ago

King's Crustacean


"It can work.

My best friend is my ex. I'm also married to her best friend."

Narcissism isn't cute.

How long did you wait before accepting your proposal ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

NO lol i tried to make things as nice as possible when i split. But when other get involved (my ex bitch of aa mother in law) things go wrong.

If couples that split were left to deal with things alone then im sure half the time things would ork out ok.

Am i bitter hell yes that witch stole loads from my house the out come if i saw her in the street on fire i wouldnt piss on her to put her out more likely to pour petrol on her.

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By *ENDAROOSCouple  over a year ago

South West London / Surrey


"Ok, remember children its peace to all men, and all that jizz...its Christmas after all...so play nice please :D

Amicable break-ups.....Are they possible? Have you been through one? what's your thoughts on them? "

Yes depending on the circumstances and reasons for the break down in the relationship.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"NO lol i tried to make things as nice as possible when i split. But when other get involved (my ex bitch of aa mother in law) things go wrong.

If couples that split were left to deal with things alone then im sure half the time things would ork out ok.

Am i bitter hell yes that witch stole loads from my house the out come if i saw her in the street on fire i wouldnt piss on her to put her out more likely to pour petrol on her."

That's the mad thing, we can't contain it, well not forever and the crazy thing is, my mother will side with him and his with me...and we are having to work it out for ourselves, without trying to convince them that its the right thing to do.....Life hey, who'd have one

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I was with my husband for 12 years. When we split it was heartbreaking but we just grew apart and knew the marriage had died. We have no kids so for the past year we have been amicable (probably getting on better than we did when we were together). We now have a laugh as to who is going to divorce who and on what grounds... trying to think of the most ridiculous reasons!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"NO lol i tried to make things as nice as possible when i split. But when other get involved (my ex bitch of aa mother in law) things go wrong.

If couples that split were left to deal with things alone then im sure half the time things would ork out ok.

Am i bitter hell yes that witch stole loads from my house the out come if i saw her in the street on fire i wouldnt piss on her to put her out more likely to pour petrol on her.

That's the mad thing, we can't contain it, well not forever and the crazy thing is, my mother will side with him and his with me...and we are having to work it out for ourselves, without trying to convince them that its the right thing to do.....Life hey, who'd have one "

my mum adored my ex and did side with him but that was then weeks later she found out what him and his family had been doing to me and now i dont think hate is a strong enough word to use in honesty. They say time heels and i hope it does for you. Im 18 months down the line and hated it when people said thing will get better every day i didnt believe them hahahah oh how right they were. I wish you all the very best and if u need a rant mail me anytime I know how it feels.

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By *enithWoman  over a year ago

closer than you think


"I was with my husband for 12 years. When we split it was heartbreaking but we just grew apart and knew the marriage had died. We have no kids so for the past year we have been amicable (probably getting on better than we did when we were together). We now have a laugh as to who is going to divorce who and on what grounds... trying to think of the most ridiculous reasons!"

very similar for me except I was with my husband for 20 years and he left me for another woman. I suppose I knew the marriage was dead and accepted it gracefully - we agreed on a 2 year separation at the start of the split (I secretly think he was hoping this would keep a "door" open if it didn't work with his new woman!)

I moved on with life and looking at us both now, I'm in a better and happier position than him

Amicable is good lol

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By *emima_puddlefuckCouple  over a year ago

hexham

i think it depends on how honest the people are,a friend had to put up with all types of threats and abuse, despite wanting to be friends...like a relationship if both won't be adults then it isnt going to be amicable.

Sometimes if one party doesnt want to split it can be hard too, as they can't make a clean break

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By *aceytopWoman  over a year ago

from a town near you

just spent Christmas with my ex,its easier for the Girls to see us both

The funny thing is we were together for 22 years and we are still friends but my family cut me off,never had a Divorce in the family,go figure

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

me and my sons dad broke up 9 years ago, we always said its not our sons fault and made a pact to be there every christmas and birthday for at least half a day on each, 9 yr later we still keep to that, no matter who we get with tough shit!!! except it or do one is what we say to anyone we meet. i work eves and sons dad comes to mine to spend time with son when im not about,.. he knows im gay and a swinger and when i have an occasional overnight meet at mine my son goes to his,.. i love sons dad, hes only family i got left apart from my son and in bad times we help each other threw them,... we get on better now than we did when we was a couple lol,... hope this helps

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Thank you to all the posts, and a lot of what has been posted, is how we are with each other. After 15 years and lots of ups and downs, its always been us versus the world. We are each others families, which is why it seems so alien to want to be apart.

I really do take great comfort in your responses. One of the crazy things, is turning one word from 'relationship' to single! on facebook, so much so that we have joked about, having an out and out barney on there, for out own titillation, but then soon discovered that we may turn it nasty lol...would be darn funny to see a real life eastenders unfold though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"very similar for me except I was with my husband for 20 years and he left me for another woman. I suppose I knew the marriage was dead and accepted it gracefully - we agreed on a 2 year separation at the start of the split (I secretly think he was hoping this would keep a "door" open if it didn't work with his new woman!)

I moved on with life and looking at us both now, I'm in a better and happier position than him

Amicable is good lol"

Mine is very similar but he left and I filed for divorce as soon as I could. It was amicable until his life started falling apart. Mine is amazing but I'm not really gloating, he is still the girls dad!

Good luck, hope you get it all sorted soon x

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By *unky monkeyMan  over a year ago

in the night garden


"It can work.

My best friend is my ex. I'm also married to her best friend.

Narcissism isn't cute.

How long did you wait before accepting your proposal ?"

lulz Nooo silly, I am my mistress.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yep

My daughters mum and I split 10 years ago

And remained firm friends

To the point of while I'm waiting to move to Scotland Im actually living with her and my daughter also when Wendy comes down to England she stays in the ex wife's house with me

(and before anyone thinks it no she's not a swinger and I dunna shag her lol) xx

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By *amschwingerzCouple  over a year ago

West

I went through one 20 years ago...everything was as sweet as a nut..she had someone buy me out of our place for half the profit we made on it ..I paid off the HP on the Tv..only took my clothes, CD's, photos and tools..

We were both happy..it was a sad time for us both but we handled it..

Then...her solicitor got involved, and without her knowledge suggested that she should have had a better deal.

I was fuming, I rang them and told them I would get a solicitor and she would come out of it with a lot less if thats what they wanted...she told them to drop it, but it caused a little unnecessary upset and friction for a while..

Solicitors..I wouldnt piss in ones mouth in their teeth were on fire!!!...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

My Ex husband is one of my very friends, have to ignore other people though, If other had there way we wouldn't.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yes it is possible, and my ex-hubby and I are still good friends.

The sparks fizzled out and the relationship run its course.

I met someone else who provided the missing fireworks.

My ex-hubby said at the time, if he could not make me happy, he would rather step aside for someone who could.

Divorce was very amicable, we did not argue about anything, he handled the proceedings himself and saved us a fortune.

When my late partner died suddenly of an accident just over 3 years after our separation, my ex-hubby was one of the first 3 people I rang.

He is a great person with a big heart.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes it is possible, and my ex-hubby and I are still good friends.

The sparks fizzled out and the relationship run its course.

I met someone else who provided the missing fireworks.

My ex-hubby said at the time, if he could not make me happy, he would rather step aside for someone who could.

Divorce was very amicable, we did not argue about anything, he handled the proceedings himself and saved us a fortune.

When my late partner died suddenly of an accident just over 3 years after our separation, my ex-hubby was one of the first 3 people I rang.

He is a great person with a big heart. "

Same here my ex will always be there on the other end of the phone if i need him.

He thinks alot of my hubbie and has even asked not to be called grandad by the grandchildren just his name. This is so it dosnt confuse the grandchildrn.

So yes it is possible xxx

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By *adchickCouple  over a year ago

Cyprus


"Thanks guys and gals

Its a bit of a headfuck to say the least. No children or dogs involved, its just an odd place to be, but what we both want. Ive always seen that break-ups should be hell and nasty, but neither of us want to be that to each other, so this seems like the right thing to do...why should one have to go with a binbag full of clothes, when we still love and care for each other....sounds utterly insane, but I just hope we can do it....for both our sanity's "

Are you absolutely and positively sure your relationship can't be saved at all.

Sounds mad, reading what you have written, that two people who think the world of each other and still love and care for each other, should be apart.

To me, it doesn't sound like this should be happening

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ok, remember children its peace to all men, and all that jizz...its Christmas after all...so play nice please :D

Amicable break-ups.....Are they possible? Have you been through one? what's your thoughts on them? "

Yes, it IS possible.

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By *emmefataleWoman  over a year ago

dirtybigbadsgirlville


"Ok, remember children its peace to all men, and all that jizz...its Christmas after all...so play nice please :D

Amicable break-ups.....Are they possible? Have you been through one? what's your thoughts on them?

Yes, it IS possible."

i totally agree, as long as my ex stays the fuck away from me...i allow him to continue to breath...very amicable

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By *emima_puddlefuckCouple  over a year ago

hexham


"Thanks guys and gals

Its a bit of a headfuck to say the least. No children or dogs involved, its just an odd place to be, but what we both want. Ive always seen that break-ups should be hell and nasty, but neither of us want to be that to each other, so this seems like the right thing to do...why should one have to go with a binbag full of clothes, when we still love and care for each other....sounds utterly insane, but I just hope we can do it....for both our sanity's

Are you absolutely and positively sure your relationship can't be saved at all.

Sounds mad, reading what you have written, that two people who think the world of each other and still love and care for each other, should be apart.

To me, it doesn't sound like this should be happening"

i thought the same reading...of course no one can ever know anothers heart,so a little bit of the life of jem...

After our second child was born kev and i separated...there were a number of reasons,not loving each other wasnt one of them...i moved 2 streets away and we tried to discover what had gone wrong,and rediscover what we knew worked..

Relationships can be saved if you do not burn your bridges.Time and communication,and space can work

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Thanks guys and gals

Its a bit of a headfuck to say the least. No children or dogs involved, its just an odd place to be, but what we both want. Ive always seen that break-ups should be hell and nasty, but neither of us want to be that to each other, so this seems like the right thing to do...why should one have to go with a binbag full of clothes, when we still love and care for each other....sounds utterly insane, but I just hope we can do it....for both our sanity's

Are you absolutely and positively sure your relationship can't be saved at all.

Sounds mad, reading what you have written, that two people who think the world of each other and still love and care for each other, should be apart.

To me, it doesn't sound like this should be happening

i thought the same reading...of course no one can ever know anothers heart,so a little bit of the life of jem...

After our second child was born kev and i separated...there were a number of reasons,not loving each other wasnt one of them...i moved 2 streets away and we tried to discover what had gone wrong,and rediscover what we knew worked..

Relationships can be saved if you do not burn your bridges.Time and communication,and space can work"

Jem and Madchick,

I totally understand and thank you for your replies. We have been here before, never actually HERE, but sat down and discussed changing things, and trying new things. Two people can't stay together, because they worry about what will happen to each other, if they part. If we part and both realise its a huge mistake, then I guess we will only know if that happens...I just know that we don't make each other happy, the way we used to, and we have tried, believe me we have. Its meant to be fun and carefree, granted not always, but surely more than not

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By *adchickCouple  over a year ago

Cyprus


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Jem and Madchick,

I totally understand and thank you for your replies. We have been here before, never actually HERE, but sat down and discussed changing things, and trying new things. Two people can't stay together, because they worry about what will happen to each other, if they part. If we part and both realise its a huge mistake, then I guess we will only know if that happens...I just know that we don't make each other happy, the way we used to, and we have tried, believe me we have. Its meant to be fun and carefree, granted not always, but surely more than not "

Can you reiterate on what is meant to be fun and carefree?

Marriage or swinging?

To ME, marriage can't always be fun and carefree. Responsibilities more often than not will take over your lives. Children, pets, In-Laws, Mortgages etc mean that no matter how much you want the original feelings from when you first met back, it doesn't always happen.

When we got married 4 years ago, we went through the honeymoon stage. Shagging at every opportunity, going out, having fun, couldn't keep still or keep our hands off each other. Fun and carefree it was.

That original Lust has been replaced by something far deeper and more satisfying. A true love that means we don't want to be apart and a deep respect that means that we understand each other. We still fancy each other rotten but it's no longer the be all and end all of the relationship.

Companionship, love, mutual respect and mutual understanding is the glue that holds us together.

If you are having problems that stem from swinging.......... then stop swinging for a while or completely change how you look at your swinging lives.

We went from being a couple that 'only played together' to now walking in clubs together, going our separate ways, and going home together. It's taken nearly 4 years to work out what works for us......... but finally, we got there. We didn't give up, we went through the mill with it, but we never gave up.

Why ever you two are splitting up is your business but I do hope that you can work it out....... Being apart from the person you love most in the world will break your heart

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Getting married is like going into the Witness Protection Programme.

You get new clothes, a move to the suburbs and aren't allowed to see your friends any more

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The break with my children's father was amicable, he got the message in the end that I didn't want to be with him and he went back to London. Though there were threats towards me, he did leave and our relationship was slightly better especially when he found himself a girlfriend, someone to bully and beat the crap out of she and I are now good friends

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By *emima_puddlefuckCouple  over a year ago

hexham


"Thanks guys and gals

Its a bit of a headfuck to say the least. No children or dogs involved, its just an odd place to be, but what we both want. Ive always seen that break-ups should be hell and nasty, but neither of us want to be that to each other, so this seems like the right thing to do...why should one have to go with a binbag full of clothes, when we still love and care for each other....sounds utterly insane, but I just hope we can do it....for both our sanity's

Are you absolutely and positively sure your relationship can't be saved at all.

Sounds mad, reading what you have written, that two people who think the world of each other and still love and care for each other, should be apart.

To me, it doesn't sound like this should be happening

i thought the same reading...of course no one can ever know anothers heart,so a little bit of the life of jem...

After our second child was born kev and i separated...there were a number of reasons,not loving each other wasnt one of them...i moved 2 streets away and we tried to discover what had gone wrong,and rediscover what we knew worked..

Relationships can be saved if you do not burn your bridges.Time and communication,and space can work

Jem and Madchick,

I totally understand and thank you for your replies. We have been here before, never actually HERE, but sat down and discussed changing things, and trying new things. Two people can't stay together, because they worry about what will happen to each other, if they part. If we part and both realise its a huge mistake, then I guess we will only know if that happens...I just know that we don't make each other happy, the way we used to, and we have tried, believe me we have. Its meant to be fun and carefree, granted not always, but surely more than not "

perhaps then part...and see how that works...if its worse then look at what you want in the relationship...happiness is unobtainable in the long run...contentment is very different though.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


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Jem and Madchick,

I totally understand and thank you for your replies. We have been here before, never actually HERE, but sat down and discussed changing things, and trying new things. Two people can't stay together, because they worry about what will happen to each other, if they part. If we part and both realise its a huge mistake, then I guess we will only know if that happens...I just know that we don't make each other happy, the way we used to, and we have tried, believe me we have. Its meant to be fun and carefree, granted not always, but surely more than not

Can you reiterate on what is meant to be fun and carefree?

Marriage or swinging?

To ME, marriage can't always be fun and carefree. Responsibilities more often than not will take over your lives. Children, pets, In-Laws, Mortgages etc mean that no matter how much you want the original feelings from when you first met back, it doesn't always happen.

When we got married 4 years ago, we went through the honeymoon stage. Shagging at every opportunity, going out, having fun, couldn't keep still or keep our hands off each other. Fun and carefree it was.

That original Lust has been replaced by something far deeper and more satisfying. A true love that means we don't want to be apart and a deep respect that means that we understand each other. We still fancy each other rotten but it's no longer the be all and end all of the relationship.

Companionship, love, mutual respect and mutual understanding is the glue that holds us together.

If you are having problems that stem from swinging.......... then stop swinging for a while or completely change how you look at your swinging lives.

We went from being a couple that 'only played together' to now walking in clubs together, going our separate ways, and going home together. It's taken nearly 4 years to work out what works for us......... but finally, we got there. We didn't give up, we went through the mill with it, but we never gave up.

Why ever you two are splitting up is your business but I do hope that you can work it out....... Being apart from the person you love most in the world will break your heart"

I hear everything your saying, I truly do, BUT and there is always a but....We want different things, yes shock horror sexually and its not fair to ask that one changes to suit the other, to make them happy, if your not happy yourself. And that may be trying something your other half wants to but you don't, or giving up something your other half doesn't like, but you do....So do we both split with broken hearts, or stay together and break each others hearts! and destroy each other. Its a HUGE thing, but we have chatted about things in the last couple of days, that I think we both never had dared to before, and its been shocking, yet some what liberating.

I originally posted on here as I am not familiar with breaking-up amicably and we both want to remain friends, but both see it as odd, as surely your meant to fight like cat and dog, not shake hands and wish each other luck....

Thanks again for the posts, all very insightful

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

My marriage split started as amicable. This post took me down memory Lane and I re read some of the emails we sent each other within the first 9 months of splitting.

They started off with him with addressing me as Jan and signing off N & A love, and then his name. N & A stands for now and always. As time went on, a girlfriend came on the scene. Then the solicitors moved in on the situation. The emails finished ended up with him calling me my Sunday name Janet and him not even signing off on his name.

It didn't make me smile reading it, it made me feel sad actually the way life takes different turns.

I just wish you luck with whatever you do. Life is a journey and you are embarking on one that you have really thought about and not lightly so.

My girlie says these words to me at times

"be kind to yourself"

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By *etish fun and frolicsCouple  over a year ago

Portsmouth

Keep talking, and then if you decide to split, be open enough to tell each other exactly how you feel the moment you walk out, and it becomes reality.

If it hurts, then that is the answer to the dilemma. As much as one of you feels you need something more, that pain won't lie.

Sometimes, while you may lay your heart on the line, the partner may hold something back. Total, brutal honesty takes some work and getting used to, just as love and wild fulfilling sex.

I feel for you though, and best of luck to you both with whatever you both decide.

Sam x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yep it's almost possible. Last time for me, once we'd got the lid on the feelings and the commonsense of it all kicked in, it was very straightforward. I was even asked to go for a one for the road drink, but refused, as there'd been enough headbending for me as it was.

So yes, I believe it could happen

Wolf

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By *oodnvampCouple  over a year ago

beverley


"

I originally posted on here as I am not familiar with breaking-up amicably and we both want to remain friends, but both see it as odd, as surely your meant to fight like cat and dog, not shake hands and wish each other luck....

Thanks again for the posts, all very insightful "

Fighting like cat and dog is not a given. It doesn't have to happen. If you can refrain from fighting when you're hurting, when the hurt is less and the anger has subsided there might be something very worth salvaging. A true friendship based on mutual respect.

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By *emima_puddlefuckCouple  over a year ago

hexham


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Jem and Madchick,

I totally understand and thank you for your replies. We have been here before, never actually HERE, but sat down and discussed changing things, and trying new things. Two people can't stay together, because they worry about what will happen to each other, if they part. If we part and both realise its a huge mistake, then I guess we will only know if that happens...I just know that we don't make each other happy, the way we used to, and we have tried, believe me we have. Its meant to be fun and carefree, granted not always, but surely more than not

Can you reiterate on what is meant to be fun and carefree?

Marriage or swinging?

To ME, marriage can't always be fun and carefree. Responsibilities more often than not will take over your lives. Children, pets, In-Laws, etc mean that no matter how much you want the original feelings from when you first met back, it doesn't always happen.

When we got married 4 years ago, we went through the honeymoon stage. Shagging at every opportunity, going out, having fun, couldn't keep still or keep our hands off each other. Fun and carefree it was.

That original Lust has been replaced by something far deeper and more satisfying. A true love that means we don't want to be apart and a deep respect that means that we understand each other. We still fancy each other rotten but it's no longer the be all and end all of the relationship.

Companionship, love, mutual respect and mutual understanding is the glue that holds us together.

If you are having problems that stem from swinging.......... then stop swinging for a while or completely change how you look at your swinging lives.

We went from being a couple that 'only played together' to now walking in clubs together, going our separate ways, and going home together. It's taken nearly 4 years to work out what works for us......... but finally, we got there. We didn't give up, we went through the mill with it, but we never gave up.

Why ever you two are splitting up is your business but I do hope that you can work it out....... Being apart from the person you love most in the world will break your heart

I hear everything your saying, I truly do, BUT and there is always a but....We want different things, yes shock horror sexually and its not fair to ask that one changes to suit the other, to make them happy, if your not happy yourself. And that may be trying something your other half wants to but you don't, or giving up something your other half doesn't like, but you do....So do we both split with broken hearts, or stay together and break each others hearts! and destroy each other. Its a HUGE thing, but we have chatted about things in the last couple of days, that I think we both never had dared to before, and its been shocking, yet some what liberating.

I originally posted on here as I am not familiar with breaking-up amicably and we both want to remain friends, but both see it as odd, as surely your meant to fight like cat and dog, not shake hands and wish each other luck....

Thanks again for the posts, all very insightful "

i think their is nothing wrong with shaking hands and wishing each other good luck...im thinking of my bfg, she split with her Dom last year because she no longer felt they were right for each other, they are still v close friends,and care about each other...perhaps you arent fighting and being hurtful because you want to be friends...which is a good thing!

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By *omaMan  over a year ago

Glasgow

They can be amicable...till one of the couple gets a new partner . pmsl

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By *obsrocketMan  over a year ago

Loughborough

Cate

I wish you both good luck with what ever you decide to do. My divorce started quite horrible but when we went our seperate ways it was pleasant and briefly amicable, then back to being nasty the closer it got to the decree nisee and court. I even had my phone ringtone set to the sound of a cow if my ex rang. I now have no interest or concern for my ex. Sounds like you are both being very sensible about your thoughts and feelings. I hope you both stay as friends at least.

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