Some of you guys are funny.


Just as an experiment after briefly reading this thread yesterday, I turned to my wife last night and said, "hey, wanna watch a movie?...". She asked, "what movie?". To which I replied, "a GOOD movie...wink, wink..." .

She said, "sure, but let me read my magazine first(she was reading one of her girly mags)......"

I don't see how WATCHING something could "hurt" someone's otherwise healthy relationship. I understand some people's stance on the subject, but for it to be detrimental in some way to WATCH anything means that there are likely other underlying problems besides watching a movie on a TV.

I've always thought that most actions are perfectly fine AS LONG AS they don't interfere with your life. IF your partner feels strongly about something that you disagree with you, a compromise has to be reached somewhere otherwise it's nothing but an irritant and reason to fight. If you have to HIDE or LIE about doing something, there's a problem. Problem could be with you or them, but there's definetly a problem if you have to do either.