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Don't you change yourself one bit because of this. Good girls do end up with good things in their lives. I'm 63 and I strived for that all my life, and although I sure hit some bumps in my lifetime I set a goal, stuck with it and I've ended up with a fantastic husband (was married before) and we've been married 33 years. He hasn't cheated on me once, but yes, he does like to look at a pretty woman when he sees one and I can handle that. There is no guarantee he couldn't cheat on me, but he knows me, but if he should he knows I'll knock him so hard that he'll be blinking out of the back of his head. People forget that when they meet someone they love they are walking on cloud 9. The sky is the limit and all is well. All of us forget that humans are not perfect, never will be perfect and sometimes our expectations are too high when it comes to family, friends or our mates. People are fragile and they often make mistakes. There are so many things that can go through our minds during our marriage (depending on the age) 20 - 35 years of age: Those hormones are still racing and for some men, they love "the chase" of going after some woman (some married women are like this too.) Marriage isn't what they thought it was going to be (after all, if you haven't been married before, then how would you know all about it.) They still want you, but their freedom (like spoiled children) and find it difficult to settle into responsibility. They like to go out with their buddies when they feel like it; come home from the bar when they want and gee, guess where that puts the woman? You got it! Unless a couple sits down and communicates no one is happy. 40 up: It's not called "mid-life crisis" but plain old "male menopause" with men. Oh yes, it is a scientific fact these little sweeties go through menopause but in a milder form than women. They can become moody, depressed, lethargic, antsy, etc. The biggest one at this age is ... they don't like the feeling of getting old and thus, for both men and women it's a Catch 22 as to who will cheat to prove to themselves they are still attractive enough to attract younger women or men. If older women are honest they feel the same, but many just don't act out. If people are responsible enough and have it together they know that the grass isn't always greener on the other side, and if you love your mate you know full well you could really hurt them and worse yet ... lose them! Our modern society has lost most of it's morality and that's what many younger people like about it. They can hop into bed with this partner and in a blink of an eye, in total disregard of what they are truly doing to their own dignity and reputation, not to mention the diseases they could pick up like AIDS, Herpes, etc. They feel they can cheat and really, in most cases don't care who they hurt in the process. It's become a "Me Generation." Not all of us are like that and we cling onto the old ways of treating our mates with respect and hopefully get it back. Call people like us old fashioned and "not with it", but hey, I'd rather live alone than share my man!!!! As I say to my friends at times of frustration, "The more I meet human nature, the more I love my pets." LOL If your husband has been good up until now, and just "slipped the rail" he is worth giving another chance. Don't make it easy for him to come back. Realize he's just human, he was probably so taken in with the fact another woman would want him (a boy toy) and at least he realizes he hurt you and was wrong in what he did. Of course it is going to take you quite sometime to ever trust him again. Let him know in no uncertain terms that you believe in marriage for life and you like who you are, and if he can't understand that, then hit the bricks. Tell him if he ever cheats again that you will divorce him on the spot. I think, from what you have said, and providing he hasn't cheated on you before, that he's human and it's worth giving him a chance. A couple of my friends had husbands that cheated on them just once, but realized they had made a mistake. My girlfriends took their husbands back and in time their relationship was even stronger and they are still together to this day. Again, DON'T YOU change, be who you are and proud of it and if your husband can't see how precious that is in a marriage then he deserves to be kicked to the curb. Good luck Marcy That is so true. I just got married but my husband cheated before we got married. (So think) i felt lonely and stupid. i think he will cheat again and have no trust at all. dont even try trusting him anymore. he always told me a lie. and never was truthful. so what is the difference now? i really do not believe a piece of paper will stop him. he is 26 and i am 28, with 3 kids and another on the way.

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Old Blue Eyes released an album in 1964 which included the track Moon River. The song's most famous Hollywood debut, though, was in Breakfast at Tiffany's and was sung by Audrey Hepburn.

Frank Lyman, the Canadian fashion designer, was married three times. His marriages were part of his personal life, which he kept relatively private. Lyman is known more for his contributions to the fashion industry than for details about his personal relationships.

Yes, Frank Sinatra and Nelson Riddle experienced a falling out in the mid-1960s. Their collaboration, which had produced many successful albums, came to a halt due to creative differences and personal tensions. Despite this rift, they eventually reconciled in the 1980s, leading to a revival of their partnership on the album "Sinatra and Strings." Their relationship highlights the complexities of artistic collaboration.

The song that contains the lyrics "Sinatra was swinging, all the drunks they were singing" is "New York, New York" by the band The Strokes. This track captures a vibrant nightlife atmosphere and reflects the spirit of the city, blending nostalgia with a contemporary sound. The mention of Sinatra evokes the classic New York vibe, adding depth to the song's themes.

Yes, Frank Sinatra sang many other songs besides his most famous hits. He had a prolific career, releasing numerous albums and singles that included classics like "My Way," "Fly Me to the Moon," and "New York, New York." Sinatra's smooth vocal style and emotional delivery made him one of the most iconic figures in music history, with a diverse repertoire spanning various genres.

Frank Sinatra had a significant impact on American culture during World War II by serving as a morale booster for troops and civilians alike. His music, characterized by emotional depth and romantic themes, resonated with soldiers fighting overseas and their families at home. Sinatra's popularity helped shape the era's entertainment landscape, making him an iconic figure in American music and culture. Additionally, his involvement in war bond drives and performances for troops further solidified his role as a symbol of hope and resilience during the challenging times of the war.

Well i lived in Florida and i tooked acting classes to be on Broadway. I was on Broadway for many years.I became really good, when my acting and singing teacher Ariella looked for an audition for me. They found victorious and i originally auditioned for tori Jade but i got cat. Also, my brother Frankie Grande (@frankiejgrande) was famous and that helped me a lot to become famous. cat valentine yeah and I went for a audition for victorious and became cat and before all that, I was in the musical 13 with liz gillies

Frank Sinatra had a significant impact on the music industry, with numerous songs charting on the Billboard charts. He achieved 32 singles that reached the Billboard Hot 100 and 18 albums that topped the Billboard 200. His timeless classics and distinctive style contributed to his enduring legacy in popular music.

The value of a Frank Sinatra 24k gold plated album can vary significantly based on factors such as its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, these albums can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult a reputable memorabilia dealer or auction house.

Born in Hoboken, New Jersey, on December 12, 1915, Francis Albert Sinatra was of Italian-Sicilian descent. Being a 13.5-pound baby, the doctor forcefully brought him into the world by forceps, causing major damage to one of Sinatra's eardrums (this would later make him exempt from entering the army during WWII). Thinking the baby was dead, the doctor set him aside. Sinatra's grandmother scooped him up and held him under cold running tap water at the sink. The baby gasped, cried, and lived.

Frank Sinatra's father, Anthony Martin Sinatra, was a Hoboken fireman, and his mother, Natalie Della "Dolly" Sinatra (neé Gavarante), was a midwife/abortionist and political activist for women's rights. While Sinatra's father was quiet, Dolly overwhelmed her son with love as well as her quick temper. She sang in the Italian bel canto style at family gatherings while her son sang along. Sinatra also sang tunes he heard on the radio; his idol was the crooner Bing Crosby. During high school, Sinatra took his first girlfriend, Nancy Barbato, to see Bing Crosby performing live in New Jersey, an event that greatly inspired him. Nancy believed in her boyfriend's dream to sing.

As of my last update, two current television commercials featuring Frank Sinatra's "Summer Wind" include a campaign for the luxury car brand Lexus and a promotional spot for the streaming service HBO Max. These ads utilize the nostalgic and smooth qualities of the song to evoke feelings of sophistication and warmth, aligning with the brands' images. However, it's always a good idea to check for the most recent commercials, as advertising campaigns frequently change.

Frank Sinatra made a guest appearance on "Magnum, P.I." in the episode titled "The Way of the Stalking Horse," which aired on February 22, 1980. In this episode, he played the character of a wealthy businessman named Frank Sinatra, adding a unique twist to the storyline. His appearance was well-received and showcased his charm and charisma, contributing to the show's popularity.

Frank was a jazz muscian. Sinatra (and others) produced a subgenre of Jazz called "Swing"

Frank Sinatra has sold more records than the Who ever could.

He was married to Cynthia mcmurray for about a year, currently divorced

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