And it seems like she’s not “taking care of him” enough, or, as I posted, that’s not what (or all that)he wants; he wants what he wants when he wants it. And he’s going to get it.
Apparently they have something of an "open" relationship. She has been with him since atleast 2014 and had a kid recently that wasn't Kraft's. Kraft and Trump are basically the same in terms of women in that they want that trophy wife, but want to have cheap prostitutes on the side as well. I just don't get why they wont go to places in Nevada in which its legal and its against the law for those establishments to reveal their clientele unless its a pressing legal matter.
I would prefer someone closer to my own age, but maybe within my own decade. But when I get up there with Kraft I just don't think I can handle someone still raising kids. But then again I probably wont be worth billions either.
The 4th lady will probably be 31 years younger if we use the age difference between Marla and Melania.
Earle and I have discussed a few things because he wound up in a similar situation at a similar age. He wrote a very empathetic email to me after I posted the divorce was coming back in 2014, and we've chatted via email a couple of times.
I'm inclined to think the second part is more accurate - that he "wants" something else. I think maybe it's an ego thing, both sexual and mental ("I can do anything I want, I'm filthy rich"). I'd think his trophy would have to - on occasion at least - do "the things good girls won't do" else she wouldn't be the trophy any longer since he can always buy another one.
I don't like to stereotype, and I don't really approve of them - but in this particular case it's one of the weird things up there. I hung out up there with a lady a couple of years older than I. Again - she was attractive using the LOCAL standard/comparison. Put her on a college campus in the south or say in a field with attractive, well-dressed professional women, and she wouldn't have been able to turn a man's head if her hair was on fire. It reminded me of when I was with a bunch of military guys from all branches at Gitmo riding in a packed bus and we saw a young gal walking on the side of the road. It was that "attractive from a distance" thing, but was we got closer she was.....plain at best. Of course, one of the young lads spoke up and pointed out you have to add "the Gitmo handicap" of 5 (e.g. if she's a 4 in America, she's a 9 on Gitmo because availability is sparse).
I've never been to Chicago, but I concur with this. New Yorkers have nothing on the rudeness of the Beantown folks. There's also - speaking bluntly - a lot of "personal racism" there that really isn't much different from down South (e.g. they're not going to pass racist laws like separate but equal, but there's a lot of personal animosity towards minorities). Bill Russell had to have his number retired twice because they did it before anyone was there the first time, and he referred to the place (where even in the white suburb his home was vandalized numerous times) as "a flea market of racism." (It's believed to be why he refused to attend his own HOF induction in Springfield as well). When Adam Jones - in 2017 - was referred to at Fenway Park by that epithet no white person should ever say...Gary Matthews, Jr said Fenway is one of the only parks nowadays where you'll hear that word).
Driving through Chicago is like driving through Miami in that you are honked at for not anticipating the light change. I never had too much problem when I was there, but take in account I was only there for 2 days. But most Chicago folks I know are great if you just get them a cup of coffee and can deal with their accent. I always think the worst Mid westerners were Michigan folks personally
I actually had reasonable personal experiences in NYC. Wearing my Bama sweatshirt probably had a lot to do with that, but even in the bars we went to people didn’t seem to be as bad as they’d been portrayed.
I was up there 3 weeks ago in the subway and the black lady in front of me turned around and she left and noticed my Alabama coat. She asked if I was from there, and I told her - she's originally from Enterprise - and of course we gave the "Roll Tide" to each other.
I found myself on the dating scene at mid-40s. One girl, I told her she was far too much younger than I. She was 35. FWIW, my wife is three years younger, as I wanted someone who'd been through the same life experiences as I. I have no desire to raise another kid. However, my new dermatologist did mistake me for being twenty years younger.
But - I know what kind of shape the inside part's in... 
What does it say about our president when he was probably the first person many of us thought about when reading that tweet?
I was in Philly a few years ago. It seemed like any time you asked a local a question, their first response was defensive, bordering on smart-###.
It's just the culture. One of my best friends here in Louisiana was born and raised in Philly. He's one of the nicest guys you'll meet, once you get to know him. Emphasis on "Once you get to know him". He's been in the south long enough now where a lot of the "edge" and lack of social hospitality has been smoothed off. But, you can still tell he's not originally from the south.
I thought that tweet was a load of garbage,? Wasn't it confirmed as wrong by the police themselves?
I think Americans have a default hero worship towards people with massive amounts of money. I am not really sure where it comes from, I have been trying to put it together in a unifying theory. There is something about the thought of capitalism being almost a religion in the minds of many with the associated blind faith placed in those who seem so good at it. IE if capitalism is a religion, the ultra wealthy are obviously the most pious. I am not sure whether this has a direct analogue with America being a religious country for so long, and now that church participation is dropping off, people are looking for some greater ideal to fill that hole in their belief system. I think there is some nugget of truth to it especially when you consider the success of the prosperity gospel movement. What better way to get a bunch of followers than to combine two promises of unguaranteed outcome that are inherently seductive and desirable?
at least some of it has to do with the fact that a lot of the master's of the universe and those lesser demons and imps that support and long to be them, spend massive amounts of money funding a veritable army of fluffers explaining how and why they are so awesome 24/7
