Wedding Anniversary
- Thread starter machew
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ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
If 'the' wife in question would like a bike for a wedding anniversary present, then - yes, otherwise - no!
As for 'me' time - I wouldn't want to be married to somebody who wouldn't be welcome in the 'me' time, thus making it 'us' time!
As for 'me' time - I wouldn't want to be married to somebody who wouldn't be welcome in the 'me' time, thus making it 'us' time!
If it means the end of the "me time" then no.
Cycling is the only thing I do which is mine personally and I rode a lot alone as well as sometimes with friends. I have been married for 13 years now and am deliriously happy with the relationship, my family and our life in general.
We all need a little time alone doing something we enjoy for ourselves which in my case is usually early morning rides on a weekend and directly after work for an hour a couple of times a week. This means it has no impact on the rest of our lives.
Cycling is the only thing I do which is mine personally and I rode a lot alone as well as sometimes with friends. I have been married for 13 years now and am deliriously happy with the relationship, my family and our life in general.
We all need a little time alone doing something we enjoy for ourselves which in my case is usually early morning rides on a weekend and directly after work for an hour a couple of times a week. This means it has no impact on the rest of our lives.
Davidc
Guru
- Location
- Somerset UK
If you've not done your research properly the result could easily be fatal.
cd365
Guru
- Location
- Coventry, uk
I'd have my nuts cut off whilst sleeping if I bought the wife a bike for our anniversary!
ChrisMc
Active Member
- Location
- North East UK
Go for the safe option and buy her an Iron instead.
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
Has your wife asked for a bike?
If so, I can't see that it will end your 'me time'. Hubby has his bike and we don't always ride together. Sometimes I just ride for 5 or 6 miles with him and then clear off for another 15 - 20 by myself.
He would have no problems if I went out with cycling buddies without him - not that I have any but he wouldn't mind.
I really enjoy our cycling 'us' time. Its great to share a hobby.
If so, I can't see that it will end your 'me time'. Hubby has his bike and we don't always ride together. Sometimes I just ride for 5 or 6 miles with him and then clear off for another 15 - 20 by myself.
He would have no problems if I went out with cycling buddies without him - not that I have any but he wouldn't mind.
I really enjoy our cycling 'us' time. Its great to share a hobby.
TonyEnjoyD
Guru
- Location
- Newcastle upon Tyne
If she hinted saying she would to a new cycle, I would think she's talking about a new hubby or a baby 
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
You may loose a bit of me time, as i did when the other half started, but know she is getting up to speed i am getting a bit more me time back, but am really enjoying the time we share together on the bikes.
