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FakeNoose

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45. A humble suggestion ... if he keeps losing his wallet

Thu Jun 4, 2026, 09:01 AM

8 hrs ago

They make men's wallets with a chain and hook or clip, and they aren't too expensive. The idea is to clip the wallet to a belt loop or even hook it on his belt. He can still keep the wallet in his pocket and get access when needed. But it stays on the belt loop if he forgets to put the wallet back into the pocket.

It's something like this, but there are many different versions. (My dad had one like this):

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"Women are expected to work like they have no children and parent like they have no job." [View all] Collimator 23 hrs ago OP

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Most Women sit around watching "A brighter Day" ..polishing their nails... chouchou 22 hrs ago #2

What is "A brighter Day"? TIA Celerity 21 hrs ago #15

A reference to the "soap operas" that women supposedly have nothing niyad 20 hrs ago #16

never heard of it Celerity 20 hrs ago #20

I had never heard of that one, either, so I looked it up. Wayyyyyyyyyy niyad 20 hrs ago #23

One of the ridiculous daytime Dramas that could have wasted one's life away. chouchou 17 hrs ago #37

I've never been a huge fan PatSeg 6 hrs ago #47

Unfortunately, Your words are True. chouchou 6 hrs ago #49

And guess what types of people PatSeg 5 hrs ago #50

My husband and I were invited to a dinner, the first time we saw that.. chouchou 1 hr ago #60

Do you remember ... oldsoldierfadingfast 1 hr ago #62

Will the Democrats campaign on that issue? MustLoveBeagles 22 hrs ago #3

Symptom of a bigger issue Lithos 22 hrs ago #5

Yes it is. OldBaldy1701E 10 hrs ago #42

A smart candidate would Jilly_in_VA 4 hrs ago #52

Spot on. Raven123 22 hrs ago #4

So Far Timewas 22 hrs ago #6

Until the 70's, women could do little financially on their own. paleotn 19 hrs ago #25

Yep. My mother won't bank with one of the major American banks because of a grudge related to that. RockRaven 19 hrs ago #31

Same thing happened to my spouse in 1986 Farmer-Rick 8 hrs ago #44

I lived those days Lifeafter70 18 hrs ago #33

BTW StoolPigeon 22 hrs ago #7

Oh right... men have nothing but problems getting a lawyer! ihaveaquestion 22 hrs ago #9

Dear Goddess, it is very disappointing to see that sort of thing on a niyad 21 hrs ago #12

Being a single parent H2O Man 20 hrs ago #19

Lawyers won't take your money? Oh really. paleotn 19 hrs ago #26

Sounds serious Torchlight 19 hrs ago #28

Men can't afford lawyers? johnp3907 18 hrs ago #35

And play mommy with benefits to an adult spouse. xuplate 22 hrs ago #8

OMG! After spending all day trying to find the wallet slightlv 20 hrs ago #17

huggggggggs, my friend. Your DU family is here, so lean as hard as niyad 20 hrs ago #21

I feel it for you malaise 20 hrs ago #22

So sorry. paleotn 19 hrs ago #27

We are here for you, V SheltieLover 19 hrs ago #30

If you have a healthcare provider you regularly talk to Sympthsical 19 hrs ago #32

Thanks... slightlv 15 hrs ago #38

So pleased to hear this Sympthsical 15 hrs ago #40

Same here in reverse - playing parent to a 5 year old wife who is 82. Aussie105 15 hrs ago #41

I hear you. Friends we've had for 20 years slightlv 2 hrs ago #59

A humble suggestion ... if he keeps losing his wallet FakeNoose 8 hrs ago #45

Slightly... CousinIT 7 hrs ago #46

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The VA Caregiver Support Program is for caregivers of veterans CousinIT 1 hr ago #61

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my brother coached the men's company softball team Skittles 21 hrs ago #10

Was watching a comedy routine Nittersing 6 hrs ago #48

And then get no credit for either and blamed for everything Tumbulu 21 hrs ago #11

And that is putting it VERY politely. niyad 21 hrs ago #13

Unless you believe the "rumors" that Harris actually won. Which I do. slightlv 20 hrs ago #18

I mean...everyone is. It's just that women, for the most part, picked up the slack for some time, and now are not. WhiskeyGrinder 21 hrs ago #14

As a single father who raised three daughters BeneteauBum 20 hrs ago #24

Thank you so much for including the video link. I will look at it later, niyad 19 hrs ago #29

"Women are expected to work like they have no children and parent like they have no job." DET 18 hrs ago #34

GREAT and VERY TRUE line! Jack Valentino 17 hrs ago #36

"The mental load" women try to explain to men that they are carrying the mental load BlueWaveNeverEnd 15 hrs ago #39

Yep. Diamond_Dog 4 hrs ago #51

Women marry a man with kids and are shocked when he shifts all child care to him BlueWaveNeverEnd 3 hrs ago #57

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My wife and I just passed 30 years of marriage in March of this year... Moostache 4 hrs ago #53

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