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Bikes And Girlfriends/bfs

Discussion in 'Main Forum' started by snail1552, Mar 4, 2014.

  1. snail1552

    snail1552 Twist N Go +

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    I said to my ex girlfriend even before we got serious, if i was made to choose between her and my bike, I'd chose my bike, because someone who loves you wouldn't make you choose between 1 love from another. Am I wrong? is this a vaild point? Is it normal for a girl to be jealous over a bike? Any female members feel free to comment.
     
  2. BlackHornet

    BlackHornet Look before you turn Staff Member Moderator +

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    :lol2: the fact it was said to an EX

    but it's true you shouldn't have to change :D unless upgrading the bike of course :thumbsup:
     
  3. snail1552

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    It was a strong healthy relationship just too much negativity towards my bike. We only broke up Sunday morning I was just curious if anyone else has experienced it.
     
  4. BlackHornet

    BlackHornet Look before you turn Staff Member Moderator +

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    that's pants. I guess she doesn't ride either bikes or horses as anyone that does would understand.
     
  5. snail1552

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    As a passenger yes, but its not the same.
     
  6. lammyR6

    lammyR6 Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    Funnily enough, years ago, a boyfriend of mine gave me the same choice after I had bought a bike rather than a car. It was bought with my own money but apparently I was selfish to have not thought of him when I bought it, as he couldn't ride, and he said it was the bike or him. Well - that decision didn't take long to make - his bags were packed and on the doorstep the same day! The bike, on the other hand, lasted much longer than that relationship ever did :D.
     
  7. Panel Man

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    If I may...

    1. Welcome back Lammy. What a silly man he was.

    2. It should never be a choice between the two. Why not have both? Cannot both parties allow each other space, fun, indulgence in activities which bring happiness?
     
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  8. snail1552

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    Exactly what happend To me. Its good to knowI wasn't being silly
     
  9. snail1552

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    I think the issue is the question should never have been asked so I agree but some people can't be pleased, its similar to when motoGp starts I can't watch it but she could watch her soaps... One rule for them, another for yourself.
     
  10. snail1552

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    The point I was trying to make was am I silly or did I act accordingly, I trust bikers veiws more to anyone elses
     
  11. BlackHornet

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    No you were being fair, asking anyone to chance / give up something they enjoy is not something anyone should do.
     
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  12. Les

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    Yes, you're very silly;), now, are you for real? I mean...why would you trust us?:eek:
     
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  13. lammyR6

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    1. Thank you Richard :)

    2. I totally agree!!
     
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  14. Roadwart

    Roadwart Administrator Staff Member Administrator +

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    Thats coz he`s not met most of us yet but I`m sure it won`t take long for him to change his mind once he has ;)
     
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  15. Sporty1200

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    You'l have to tell us her name,,,,, its the only way to know if she's done the same to any of us!. :lol2: :D
     
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  16. Eagle

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    She sounds like my ex wife. My old bike is actually in the divorce papers! Apparently I loved my bike more than her:jealous:, The person you love should love you for who you are and not what they think they can turn you into. We all need a bike loving partner whether they sit behind us or ride alongside.
     
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  17. Garya

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    We don't have to have a bike loving partner, just a partnership that allows each other space to indulge in their own hobbies/interests like Richard said
     
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  18. Patyogi

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    Mines a sig. other and she's always bemoaning she never kept up up her full licence.
    Hold on, does that mean she doesn't like my riding skills? Mega keep outa this! :kiss:
     
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  19. Beelady

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    I am jealous of my husband's bike,

    but only because I want it for myself.

    Bikes were our shared interest when we first met and we're still enjoying ourselves with them after almost forty years together. We would never expect each other to give up anything. We have a lot of separate interests as well and it works very nicely for us. We don't like soap operas. Maybe that's the secret of marital harmony.
     
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  20. _Yappa_

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    When you have a relationship each party should have separate hobbies and respect the other person's love for that hobby. The frustrating thing with motorbiking is that it is a hobby that takes the person away for a potentially long period of time, doing unknown things, with unknown people. So some less confident individual's will become suspicious on what is the ins & outs of a 'day out riding'.

    Not that I agree it is justifiable, but I can (as devil's advocate) so where it would stem from.

    It would be much more appropriate to have a hobby of needlecraft - you'd be at home more often!!! But I don't believe an individual should change their hobby/downtime/enjoyable activity that makes them feel centred due to someone's insecurities.


    Oh a side note, (((hugs))) snail xoxo:hug3:
     
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