Seahawks QB Russell Wilson files for divorce from wife of two years

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All of that is speculation. She could've been boinking every Tom, Dick, and Harry in Seattle. We don't know.

L O L ! ... talk about speculation !

Gotta man up and keep em in the kitchen, right?

Those are your words, not mine.

Don't know where you got that idea from anything I have said.

I feel just the opposite actually. My wife and I definitely have different roles, .. but we are in this thing together.

You may look at those roles as gender based, but they aren't. Just some things she is better at than I am, .. and vice versa. We each do everything we can to make this "marriage thing" work smoothly.
 

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And some people do other things to make their "marriage thing" work smoothly, to include divorce.

We should leave the judgment to whatever divine entity those individuals believe in, whether it's God, Allah, Zeus, Norse Gods, Jedi Knights, whatever.

As of right now all we know is that he's filing. That's it. And even if there was moral impropriety, as there was in Tiger Woods' case, it is still none of our business.
 

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I heard it was because she wouldn't stop biting him.
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LMAO "like".

Nice............
 

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I heard it was because she wouldn't stop biting him.
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That was be
He shouldn't have ever gotten married in the first place.

If you can't hack it any longer than two years with the woman that you chose to spend the rest of your life with, .. then you picked the wrong one.

I think that happens a lot.

Well, she was going to get in the way of some oat sowing. Now he's a big star. The grass isn't always greener, but it's a big lawn to mow. ;)
 

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Mick Jagger?

I was thinkin more along the lines of Alien
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Smart man, get rid of her before the cash starts flowing in. With that said though, they were a couple in high school, so most likely it's not about that.
 

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I dont know Russell, but everything I read or hear about Russell is that he is a good dude. Sometimes, people just fall out of love and it does not have to involve cheating. Apparently, they dated in high school, so I do not really think gold digging applies here because she has been with him before any of them knew he would be successful.

At least they realized they were not meant for forever, before children were involved.

I know many do not agree, but I think the problem is that too many think love is an emotion. I think it's not an emotion but a decision.
 

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I know many do not agree, but I think the problem is that too many think love is an emotion. I think it's not an emotion but a decision.

I certainly don't agree. But whatever floats your boat!
 

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It can be. But it's preposterous to think that two people will always "feel in love" with each other.

I hope you're wrong, ... we have been "crazy in love" for 43 years, ... I hope that never changes.

From all l hear and read, that must be rare.

And that's a shame.

But I understand what you mean about it being a decision, which happens after the emotional and physical attachment.
 

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I hope you're wrong, ... we have been "crazy in love" for 43 years, ... I hope that never changes.

From all l hear and read, that must be rare.

And that's a shame.

But I understand what you mean about it being a decision, which happens after the emotional and physical attachment.

But I'm sure you've gone through some bumps in the road where the feeling wasn't so strong. At those times, the commitment carries you through. That's where too many people give up.
 

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But I'm sure you've gone through some bumps in the road where the feeling wasn't so strong. At those times, the commitment carries you through. That's where too many people give up.

We have had many bumps in the road, but not between us.

Miscarriages, getting laid off, her Mom passing away way too young, care-giver for her 85 yr old Dad and my 86 yr old parents, menopause, my heart surgery, her gallbladder, her cousin's (just like a sister) divorce, other family issues, ... etc.

She was 16 and I was 17 when we met and started dating, .. we don't know anything but being together. She is always there for me and I make sure I am always there for her. I will never let her down.

But I still understand and agree with your statement about commitment. And you are right, too many people give up too early and too easy.
 
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