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Guest Becca'sWife

Hello everyone. I am Becca's wife. I am new to the forums but have been following some of the topics thru Becca. I was raised on a farm in Mississippi where we had a chicken farm with horses, cows, pigs, dogs, cats and a few other type animals. I am the youngest of 5 kids in my family and can out shoot the others. :) My dad taught me well. After a BAD divorce I moved to the northern Mississippi region to keep from losing my son. This is where I met Becca nearly 6 years later and we fell in love and married. People envy our relationship because we have only had 2 spats in our 13 years of marriage. Becca is my life other than my kids. Anyway I just wanted to introduce myself and give you a lil of my background.

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Guest Ney'ite

Welcome to Laura's, Becca'sWife! Thank you for sharing a little bit about yourself. I already feel like I know you through Becca's kind and fond words she has shared about you. But it is nice to finally meet you in, well, e-person! :D

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Guest Becca'sWife

Thank you Bette. I feel I know you already as well. Hopefully I will be able to come out of my nutshell a lil more once I get to know you all better. :)

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Guest Gregg Jameson

HI Becca's Wife! :D

Welcome to Laura's!

Wow, lots of animals on the farm!

I had grown up on a dairy farm, with a variety of animals, too!

Yes, we'd learned to use our guns there, too. It was a part of farm life!

Sounds like you're a sharp shooter! :score:

Glad you have joined in with our community!

We try our best to support one another in a variety of ways here.

Please feel free to jump in on any thread you feel drawn to and/or start one of your own, anytime.

My very best to you and to Becca!

Brad

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Guest angels wings

Hey helloooooooo and welcome . So happy u are here . My partner and i too are going through the same im so glad u are here we need more partners to get on board and support one another. I too love my partner dearly and in 18 yrs of marriage ,well it will be 18 yrs next month we too have never had big spats. Once again welcome . It feels like i already know you . I too found it hard to post and open up but little by little you will just give yourself time were all here for u. (((((((hugs)))))))

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Hey Becca`s wife. Such a pleasure to meet you. Thanks for introducing yourself. Welcome! Becca has been such a caring person and I'm so glad to see that she has such a loving and understanding spouse. I wish you both the best. I know that she truly loves you and your family. Bless you for being so caring.

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Guest Donna Jean

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Hello, Hon.....

Welcome to the Playground

I'm Donna Jean (Dee Jay...)

I'm really glad to see you here! You know, everyone here needs support and understanding....This isn't all one sided....

What name do you wanna go by? You are a person, not just Becca's wife.....

BIGG HUGG

Dee Jay

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Guest rita63

Welcome should I call you Mrs. Becca? Sorry bad dry huour sometimes . I hope you will feel more comfoetable when you get to know us and some of the other SO's. Its a journey we are all taking together.

hugs rita

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Guest Donna Jean

Well to my friends it's Connie and to my family it's ConCon. :)

Well, I'm not exactly family, but, I am definitely a friend, Connie!

HUGGGGGGGGGGGGS!

Dee Jay

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Guest BeccaC

Well to my friends it's Connie and to my family it's ConCon. :)

Well, I'm not exactly family, but, I am definitely a friend, Connie!

HUGGGGGGGGGGGGS!

Dee Jay

Well its definitely early still Dee Jay... I consider y'all family by now.. If I every meet any of you expect me to give you a hug just like I would a brother or sister. :) <sighs> What can I say... I'm a hugger... Its just what I do lol.

If you hadn't gathered it already I'll come right out and say it, in mine and her's relationship I am most definitely the lucky one.

Becca

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Guest Ney'ite

Well, I'm not exactly family, but, I am definitely a friend, Connie!

HUGGGGGGGGGGGGS!

Dee Jay

Watch out for this one - she has some odd insatiable fascination with scorpions.

lmao.giflmao.gif

Luv ya DJ!

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Guest miss kindheart

Hi Becca's wife,

<<< hug >>>

Welcome to Laura's Playground.

Please feel free to come over and chat sometime.

The Chat room does require another registration that is separate from from your forums one.

Please read the chat room rules before coming in, and expect a short interview with one of the chat room moderators.

One of the things that they will ask you is if you read the rules. :)

We have Significant Others & Friends meetings Sun & Tues. 9pm est, and you are welcome to attend.

We all look forward to seeing you.

:wub: vanna

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Connie,

Where you been hiding, girl?

We really do need the input of spouses and significant others here on Laura's Playground, I was hoping to get to know you better especially..

We trans-gals that love our wives need all the feedback and advice we can get from girls lime yourself, girls that LOVE their 'husbands' despite our 'differences'...

Please, know that you are very welcome here, in fact, we NEED you here!

Love and Appreciation, Svenna

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Guest Guest_SL

Hi,

I think it's amazing that you've decided to be here. It truly is a courageous thing to do and I'm sure you've seen for yourself just how great folks here are to one another and to those who are new, confused, tired or just in need of some good listeners.

I've seen wit, insight, humor and compassion here that I've never witnessed anywhere else. I'm glad you're are here and I look forward to your posts. I love learning new things. I'm sure you have a lot to share and teach.

Sara Lee

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