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Congratulations!

I don't eat "all you can eat" anything.

You should try an authentic Japanese Yakiniku Tabehodai. That is an all-you-can-eat experience of a lifetime!

Congrats!!! My hubby and I just celebrated 13 years ourselves and 16 of being together. We ate at Red Lobster for our anniversary as well I love seafood!!! Lol!

Like I said, I don't eat more food than I need to be full. I am a recovering Compulsive Overeater (among other things...).

Congrats! An accomplishment not to be taken lightly!

Congrats to you both!



The second twenty are easier, I promise you!

Thanks Robert, that's good to know!

I actually just read a good article on couple happiness and satisfaction. Apparently women are happiest after 30 years (significantly) and men keep getting happier too but I believe they start out happier and it rises more slowly. There were more than 1000 couples in the study which is great.

Here's to a happier second 20 years

I only eat all you can eat shrimp at Red Lobster. All you can eat wings turns into a competetion between the friends and I always end up feeling miserable. I think I like shrimip more than anything else so I love shrimp fest for that, I also hate buffets, because I'll eat too much and then just be lazy the rest of the day.

Anyway, 20 years is crazy PP. I've been dating a girl for almost 3 and I thought that was extreme for me. I typically can't hold onto anyone for longer than 4 months lol. I usually get bored and move on... I'm a terrible person lol. Congrats PP!

Reaperpilot2014 wrote:You should try an authentic Japanese Yakiniku Tabehodai. That is an all-you-can-eat experience of a lifetime!

Booo!!! They have time limits!!

Toronto has some real Korean BBQ all you can eat with NO Time limits... OMG it is awesome

I don't like all you can eats either. I rarely tend to overeat but you pay so much for the food and I don't eat enough to make it worth while. I'd rather buy a meal and take my leftovers home and get another meal or two out of them.

Flutter wrote:I actually just read a good article on couple happiness and satisfaction. Apparently women are happiest after 30 years (significantly) and men keep getting happier too but I believe they start out happier and it rises more slowly. There were more than 1000 couples in the study which is great.

We were ready to divorce after 2 years. Those were the hardest. Hubby always said divorce wasn't an option.

Kyle and I had a really rocky beginning to our relationship too. Very volatile but we haven't had any significant issues in years now.

Years??!!?? You guys are still almost in your teens