do you trust your spouse while your on the road?

Even besides sexual diversity, being single has it's advantages. Some are not cut out to be single, but many of us are. Society seems to be changing, but slowly. It still pushes the idea of marriage being just "what you do." Choosing to remain single is finally a valid choice, as it wasn't really for the previous generation.

I know of a few happy marriages, and that is nice to see. Most are not.

For myself, choosing to remain single after my divorce was by far the single best decision I've ever made.

 

Are you sure the name of that App isn't "Stalking 360"?

 

reminds me of the South Park where cartman gets the In-Security app installed in his brain.

 

Two words; BACK PAGE.

seriously though man, grow a pair. Girls are everywhere, yes even at those lonely truck stops lol. They may be in Denny's or behind the counter. Don't bother yourself being in a relationship with a girl you don't trust. Once you can trust, then build a relationship

 

Ttrucker is right. You know how many dennys waitresses hit on me with wife sitting right there? Be a man ask for her number. Figure out next time in town. Set up for a 10 there and taker her out

 

we actually used google latitude..
and reading the above replies on that app., I guess it all depends on how you look at it...
didn't feel stalked or on a leash. Was more of a comfort thing. I worked wacky hours and he's driving, so was easy to see if it was a good time to call or text, (sleeping,working,etc). He knew I was heading home from work at some goofy hour during the night, and check to see if i made it home safe... and me, it was just kinda neat following him around the country. I guess neither of us had any reason to think negative about it.. Then when I rode, my kids and granddaughters followed me around... (I also knew where they were, so i guess that was kinda stalking my family)

 

Is she hot? Maybe I'd like to break off a piece of that!

 

Flo is sizzling

 

awwww shucks.... thank you (i think lol)

 

And one of these days I'll actually have time to stop in yer neck of the woods