Do you impose rules on your SO?

[babybunny 2]

since this thread was started. I was thinking does my SO impose rules and restrictions. I have to say yes he does.

they stem from cultural perspective and religious influence.

[babybunny 2]

I'm not sure how to answer yet.

There's one issue that we've been round and round over. He wants a rottweiler. I hate big scary dogs. Luckily, we can't possibly have a rottweiler in our apartment. But when we do have a house, I'm afraid the issue will come up again. Now, I'm pretty confident that when it comes down to it, he won't go out and buy a rottweiler when I've expressed how much I dislike them. But at the same time, he also doesn't understand what my problem is. This might be an issue that will come to me "disallowing" a rottweiler in the house.

So, I guess as of right now, those words aren't in our marital vocab, but I can't say that they won't be added in the future...

Im in mortgages and real estate investing. Let me tell you, call a home owners insurance agency and ask, do you cover homes wiht rottweiler dogs? Most likely they will say NO. I believe they are one of the 7 or 10 dogs on the list of non insurable for home owners insurance. ....if so, problem solved.

Rottweilers are gorgous dogs! I saw some wonderful puppies sleeping in this cage at the pet store. so cute. so are german shepards! the dogs I think are the worst are 2 kinds

any dog that yipps constantly and pit bulls.!

[kisschick1976 0]

In day to day life, no. We are both grown people.

But when we play our 'games' ... forbid and allow are words that come up a lot! and no I won't post pics!

so I didn't vote

[babybunny 2]

In day to day life, no. We are both grown people.

But when we play our 'games' ... forbid and allow are words that come up a lot! and no I won't post pics!

so I didn't vote

hahahahahah FREAK!

[lirachadsbaby 0]

cheating and physical abuse for a big NO.

Edited April 24, 2007 by lirachadsbaby

[kisschick1976 0]

In day to day life, no. We are both grown people.

But when we play our 'games' ... forbid and allow are words that come up a lot! and no I won't post pics!

so I didn't vote

hahahahahah FREAK!

heheheh Thank You!

[Niels Bohr 72]

Geezes. Freaky people.

[Nagishkaw 510]

WELCOME TO VJ !!!

[BJZags 17]

I'm not sure how to answer yet.

There's one issue that we've been round and round over. He wants a rottweiler. I hate big scary dogs. Luckily, we can't possibly have a rottweiler in our apartment. But when we do have a house, I'm afraid the issue will come up again. Now, I'm pretty confident that when it comes down to it, he won't go out and buy a rottweiler when I've expressed how much I dislike them. But at the same time, he also doesn't understand what my problem is. This might be an issue that will come to me "disallowing" a rottweiler in the house.

So, I guess as of right now, those words aren't in our marital vocab, but I can't say that they won't be added in the future...

Ugh, we have a new neighbour in the apt building with a rottweiler. You never know how it's going to react to you getting out of your car with groceries or going to check the mail. Sometimes it'll come towards you all excited wanting to be petted and other times it leaps at you, stopping half way barking and growling.

They're scary and she's driving my cat nuts whenever they let her run around the building.

I almost cried this morning when I was heading outside to put bills in the mail. Stupid thing was running at me and hiding between parked cars growling and barking and doing the whole ready for attack thing.

Aren't dogs suppose to be tied up? I dont like big dogs either

Common misconceptions about the rotty. My little pug was twice as aggresive as my rott max. The only danger was that he'd want to snuggle on the couch and his 135-pound body would crush you!