[HitmanLV]

Would you, should you, leave your husband/wife if the chance of a lifetime – the chance of several lifetimes – came along?

No.

[Salamander]

My husband is the chance of a lifetime – the chance of several lifetimes.

The answer is a resounding no.

[Desdemona]

Would you, should you, leave your husband/wife if the chance of a lifetime – the chance of several lifetimes – came along?

No.

Agreed. That anyone would cheapens marriage. It becomes a business venture rather than a building block of society.

[silverspurs]

Sad.

"..for better, for worse..."

Nothing in there about chefs et al... (And I am a closet chef....)

Sorry, for her. Sorrow, for him.

[Dark Skies]

Do you have a recipe for "Estranged Wife Samoan Deelight...with pineapple, fava beans, and a nice Chianti?"

"Serves 40-60 perhaps?"

[jdm]

I think this column may be satire. The link to the article (Special to FreeRepublic) leads to ChronWatch. ChronWatch is known to post satirical articles such as San Francisco Struggles to Keep Up With Gun Returns by Gang Members.

[netmilsmom]

>>Would you, should you, leave your husband/wife if the chance of a lifetime – the chance of several lifetimes – came along?

No.<<

I second that.
My dream is with the man who gave me everything with no strings attached when no one else would put up with my a$$.

You are a good and fine man, BB. She will regret it.

[djf]

Would you, should you, leave your husband/wife if the chance of a lifetime – the chance of several lifetimes – came along?


Absolutely not.

Jobs and things come and go.

But kisses and whispers are what life is all about.
Sadly, I have missed mine since the passing of my beloved in 2000.