Sonya Curry Filing For Divorce From Dell Curry After Being Married For 33 Years

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@jack walsh13 !!!

There's not enough of her for all us!! :angry::angry::angry::angry:

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I agree as well on marriage times have changed. That shit like boyfriend and girlfriend. I know wives throwing pussy like they in college. I know men that stop fucking their wives along time ago. And with social media women are getting all types of attention!

bruh I personally can confirm chicks suckin off their direct reports,

getting skeeted on, and introducing their husband and child to the dude

that be skeetin all in her face and tellin all his frat buddies..

I be like chicks have no fuckin shame, at least have them wait downstairs

or someshit... bruh I seen chicks being dropped off by their husbands in the morining,

picked up for lunch by number 2 knigga, and getting a ride home from number 3 knigga

Hey I aint judging, its thier pussy do what the fuck they want with it,

Im just sayin, as a traditional type knigga, aint no fuckin way in the world, Im having children

with a chick that explored all her options.. and thats my right too...marriage is a scam..

its just most chicks not wanting to be alone.. which is funny, because when I hit my 70's

thats all the fuck i want is to be left alone.. I dont need no naggin or cod fishy smell every fuckin

day,

but thats just me..
 
Words of Wisdom, and timely. I have a very good friend who I went to visit in the hospital just last Saturday. He's recovering from having a stroke and ironically him and Dell Curry are very close in age. He's been in the hospital for 2 weeks now, but the staff appears to be very attentive and that's helping to lower his blood pressure.
As you get older you probably value "peace of mind" and your health above a lot of things when it comes to your relationships with women.

Speedy recovery for your friend! Peace of mind and your health is the way to go!
 
Words of Wisdom, and timely. I have a very good friend who I went to visit in the hospital just last Saturday. He's recovering from having a stroke and ironically him and Dell Curry are very close in age. He's been in the hospital for 2 weeks now, but the staff appears to be very attentive and that's helping to lower his blood pressure.
As you get older you probably value "peace of mind" and your health above a lot of things when it comes to your relationships with women.



Agreed. One of my best friends had a stroke a handful of years back. He was hospitalized for 2 months going through speech therapy relearning how to say “hello”. He was already behind the proverbial 8-ball having suffered a brain injury in the 80s. Glad he survived. Heart of gold. He’s back to about 90% I’d say now, and it’s always good to see his name show up on call display. He could very well be gone already, and he’s still kicking. Helped him with his bills last week, and he called this AM to check in. Glad his health’s improved.
 
Agreed. One of my best friends had a stroke a handful of years back. He was hospitalized for 2 months going through speech therapy relearning how to say “hello”. He was already behind the proverbial 8-ball having suffered a brain injury in the 80s. Glad he survived. Heart of gold. He’s back to about 90% I’d say now, and it’s always good to see his name show up on call display. He could very well be gone already, and he’s still kicking. Helped him with his bills last week, and he called this AM to check in. Glad his health’s improved.
I'm glad that your friend's condition and health has and continues to improve. Sometimes we take so much for granted in pursuit of what we assume will make us happy. But, in time we realize that our well-being and peace of mind is priceless (I wish all the best to you, your family and friends)!
 
Agreed. One of my best friends had a stroke a handful of years back. He was hospitalized for 2 months going through speech therapy relearning how to say “hello”. He was already behind the proverbial 8-ball having suffered a brain injury in the 80s. Glad he survived. Heart of gold. He’s back to about 90% I’d say now, and it’s always good to see his name show up on call display. He could very well be gone already, and he’s still kicking. Helped him with his bills last week, and he called this AM to check in. Glad his health’s improved.

Awesome job on helping him with his bills. In return you great things will happen to you. It took me along time to realize it’s actually better to give then receive. Keep up the great work!
 
I'm glad that your friend's condition and health has and continues to improve. Sometimes we take so much for granted in pursuit of what we assume will make us happy. But, in time we realize that our well-being and peace of mind is priceless (I wish all the best to you, your family and friends)!


Thank you and well said by you.

Never take anything for granted in this life. Health, well-being and peace of mind are indeed priceless. Look out for your friends and loved ones that are going through it, etc. These past few years of the pandemic, make that extra effort to reach out to them. As pops calls them, welfare checks. Call, text, or email people just because ... to see how they’re doing. It goes a long way, even just as simple gestures. Life’s too short.
 
Awesome job on helping him with his bills. In return you great things will happen to you. It took me along time to realize it’s actually better to give then receive. Keep up the great work!


Thanks man. I’ve taken him grocery shopping and to the movies in the past pre-covid. And I loved hearing about little gestures his friends would make. Dropping off food for him. Taking him to their fave fishing spots. He’s been preyed upon by people who have taken his money. Also, gotten quite down and depressed when his finances were haywire. He’s in a good place now and his mood is much improved. He also has a home care nurse who comes by briefly in the am and at night to check in and ensure he’s taken his meds. People looking out for him. Thankful for it.
 
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