15.
Still in love with her.
Been in love since, but it seems like it gets a little less intense each time.
Maybe it's the scars, maybe it's the age.

Trying to remember the first time I had BBQ. It was love at first bite. No, I'm not Billy Butler.

14 16 21 24 and never again.

I'm a firm believer that men are different than women in this regard. My philosophy on this is that when a man falls in love for the first time, he's normal. If that doesn't work out, and he somehow falls in love a 2nd time, he is hopeful.

If that flames out, and the dude falls in love at all, ever again in his life, that dude is desperate and can't survive without a women in his life that is in control.

I've seen many people in my life who have proven this to be true, and not one that has disputed it.

Post more often, ****er.

I saw your post the other day, and was flattered in a completely non homosexual way. Just an extended hiatus. It was necessary. I've been here the better part of 10 years. I'll be posting versus lurking more often as football is getting ready to gear up again. Finally...

Six.

Anyone who gives a number under 25 is a country bumpkin or total yokel. That's what folks from small town USA do: fall in "love" when they're 19 and dive in full bore on a lifetime commitment.


Reality: getting married after 25 severely chops your divorce odds. It's obvious why. If yokels didn't keep getting starstruck so young, many children wouldn't be thrust into terrible divorce situations.

You're an idiot. Way to generalize a whole group of strangers, bud.

Whatever age I am if I ever do. Nothing but lust in my life to date.

Met her the year I turned 21, married her the year I turned 24, stayed married for 20 years, after which death did us part. How does your foot taste?

I'm the other end of the spectrum, married at 28, divorced at 30. Both of us defy his logic.

:LOL: nobody has ever accused the dipshit that calls himself Prison Bitch of having logic. C'mon man.

Married at 20 and 24, been so for 11 years.

Lots of people defy his logic, myself included. It was a poor generalization. I'm not sure why I expected more from him, though.