Thread: Married solo drivers
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02-03-2010, 12:34 AM #16Senior Member
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Re: Married solo drivers
Spoken from the true Gangster of love..But really, you hit it on the head.So many drivers/guys treat their better halves like a doormat-total b.s !!! What you put into a relationship is what you will get out of it.Women need to be treated like a queen, nothing less.Don't go to bed mad, either!!! It sucks waking up mad at each other.Listening to Elvis Presley right now singing Burning Love. how apropriate !!Hunka Hunka Hunka burning love....
Originally Posted by OntarioVanMan
Gotta love her...
You see guys..this isn't embarrassing...your mate showing emotion ..you hold hands in public, you hug and kiss...why should this be any different?
You should never be embarrassed when the one you care for displays emotion...you should be proud and say..That's my gal!!!
It will make for a better relationship out here on the road...
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02-04-2010, 11:01 AM #17Senior Member
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Re: Married solo drivers
oh yesssirrrrrrr....he IS my hunk of burning love! Guido...you are a sweetheart too.
Gee I feel like a queen this morning!
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02-05-2010, 10:34 PM #18Senior Member
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Re: Married solo drivers
Well now. I guess that those of you fellas that "wanna" do this, there may be some choices. Cause her to be included; find anuther; git a job at the Post Office.
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02-07-2010, 08:35 PM #19Senior Member
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Re: Married solo drivers
Hmmmm--- 1 for home time, 1 for road time. hmmmm Originally Posted by x06col
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02-09-2010, 05:20 PM #20Senior Member
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Re: Married solo drivers
It depends on your relationship. My wife hated being alone for weeks at a time only to see me for maybe 36-42 hrs when I got back from OTR. I will admit there are times that you will get so focused on the job you will forget to check in at a specific time. She will let you know about it when that happens!
I am one of the few that do not talk on the cell and drive. I have a fear of killing somebody other than myself so I don't do it. I did miss a few check ins.
How does the "Boss" feel about you being out for 3-4 weeks or more?
Any kids? You'll miss out on them growing up...
Oh yea, there is a saying in the south:
"If she ain't happy, you ain't happy....." What will keep her happy?
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