I heard that too Robbin, and was stunned... in an eerie way due not only to the obvious tragedy, but to the haunting similarity to my life.  So, to answer your questions:

You babbling about it all the time for 2 days now, we are happy for you that you know him but JUST END THE SUBJECT !!!!!!!!!!

Up! +1 Plus stop posting same things all over the boards, can't read those copy/paste things anymore.

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Sick and tired of you knowing everyone,  sleeping with everyone, and living in your "memories". Please just stop it!

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Three STFU posts posted back to back to back at this hour of the morning. What are the odds of three fucking losers stalking one woman's posts at this time of fucking day?

I am on several different boards, and I see where she has made one almost identical comment on the LV board in response to some one else bringing up the subject, and then she brought the subject to GD, just like hundreds of people have done with other topics. Just how many boards have you followed her to if she is truly "spamming the boards"

and please play the fucking "White Knight" card with me, I fucking dare you to say something THAT fucking stupid in regards to me. I've called out Robin dozens of times for making threADs, but I just don't see it here.

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I don't know about the others, but his body is not even cold yet. This woman has the guts to say "they have shared beautiful moments" back in the 80's and now having the need to comment on their marriage...

... although the bar was set pretty fucking low.

That post is still standing. If it offended you that much, why didn't you comment on it THERE instead of here, where she makes NO mention of herself at any point in her OP?

I doubt very seriously that the Williams family is going to be cruising fuck boards to see if any hookers are going to be saying nice things about the late RW. I bet you his death is being discussed on thousands of different websites, blogs and forums, and it wouldn't surprise me if thousands of different people make mention of meeting or sharing a moment with him. That's what people do when another person dies. Now if she had implied he was a client, or had even hinted at some type of relationship, THAT would be a very different situation, but unless all three of you are fucking drunk off your ass, i can't see where you could possibly be getting that idea.

I haven't been over there to check, besides the last time I went onto that board to wish our little turdster luck in finding new friends, I got moderated for my efforts. I think I will stay off that board for a while.

I wonder if his new "lady guy" offers CG, or if he has to ask for it? lmao

Yes, yes and yes.

The blonde and I live a couple of blocks apart, even though we are married. Both of us, at times, like our own space. In an average week we spend three to four nights together.

For many years my wife and I shared a king-sized bed, but in the last 20 or so years it was in separate beds. It was because both of us snored and would wake the other. I had also became an insomniac and would often awaken at 3:am and go to work. We both missed awaking together and snuggling with even some sex. It worked for us altogether for 52 years, so we made the right decision.

As for my marriage when I was married

Even though I loved Williams and found him immensely talented, I am sick to death of all the coverage of his suicide. Last night, after two solid nights of it, CNN had the bad taste to interview Lance Armstrong, one of the world's greatest liars and manipulators about his deep and meaningful relationship with Williams.  Gag me (not GaG me) with a fucking spoon.  If I want to know how to cover up steroid use I'll ask Lance.
If Robin is looking down I'll bet he wants to puke.
Sorry if I've lurched a bit off topic.

and no - quite the opposite for us -  if anything we were all up in each other's business too much....    I had a much greater need for mental space than she could tolerate - but even when we were having friction, and even when I wished she could just be quiet for an hour,  we always shared the same bed,  and were very solicitous of one another's well being.....

For the first couple of decades of my marriage, we slept together. For the last couple, we slept apart. Rooms apart or even floors apart. It wasn't my choice. When we slept together, we had a lot of sex. When we started sleeping apart, the amount of sex dwindled. No surprise there.  

And (q1) sometimes we slept in separate bedrooms, but usually the same. For many years there was an economic reason, we could only afford a one bedroom.

I've never had to do without "personal" sex but have been a monger for decades....    in most of my life I am a highly responsible person but sexually very adventurous and completely incapable of monogamy

... over this event.  I expect that's because he was a very popular entertainer for many years, and touched a lot of people.  We see similar news coverage when other famous entertainers die... even without the added sensationalism and suddenness of a suicide.  

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychosexual_development

And I don't usually have visceral responses to the demise of talented people unless I know them personally.

Speaking strictly for myself. NO, when I was married we always slept together, and I honestly cannot imagine a committed relationship where we did not sleep together. Again, that's just me

Number two doesn't apply to me, and I really can't do anything but make a wild speculation on what i WOULD do.

As for your last question, I am most likely projecting, but yes I can see how the lack of intimacy that I expect a couple would experience by separate sleeping arrangement would push at least one of the parties into the arms of either another lover, prostitutes, or both. Again, speaking strictly for myself. I am not a "cheater" if I were in this kind of relationship, I would get myself out of the relationship, and THEN I would fuck everything that moves. lol

I'm hoping that ACA covers gender identity therapy  

in mine, I've been in a separate bedroom for over 20 years, without visiting privileges.  While we communicate often and I am her primary caregiver, it's no longer an intimate or even very personal relationship.  Do you wonder why I appreciate you ladies so much?

My SO and I didn't always eat off the same plate, or drink beer out of the same bottle, and although this type of sharing is fun if not spiritually intimate, we usually had separate burgers and beer. For the past quarter of a century the woman I was with even had her own bathroom. And sometimes we slept in separate beds.

he biting waits.  

You could always post a porn-hub survey.

You'd be better off if you'd robbed a bank.

Unfortunately, there will be one more such passing soon.  You know these things always seem to happen in 3s.  

Why not skip all the 'dumbass' and 'idiot' blabbering and cut to the chase. You like sleeping with your SO. Fine. Nothing wrong with that. Where's the argument?

For me, personally, the passing of Horace Silver awhile back was the first of three. Maybe not as universally appreciated as Williams or Bacall, but one of the few "celebrities" who I knew.

There literally thousands of couples that doesn't speak to each other or sleep in the same room. More affluent yore, higher it is.

My grandparents never slept in same room and my other grandparents didn't even sleep in same house. I know some friends parents who slept in different rooms while happily married to each other.

est hair in Hollywood. Classy dame.

That's what the responsibility of a child and guilt potential induced by a parochial school upbringing will do to you.

Reminds me of a joke.  

who hung out with others- some are household names now. I remember her telling me that the humor always has a sad and painful story behind it- that all comedians have sadness that is a backdrop for their humor. That's the first thing I thought of when I heard about Williams's death. And while he was alive you could really see it in his eyes- a deep sadness.  

Q1: As a guy who works nights off and on for the last 20 years I can definitely say that I HAVE slept in a different bedroom on occasion in order to not disturb my wife's rest when I come home late.
Q2: While I believe that both of us suffer some clinical depression, we kind of deal with it ourselves.  I understand some of what she is going through and she understands quite a bit of my issues, but while we care for each other we simply don't have the power (due to circumstances I will not divulge here) to deal with the main problems.  We always talk though and check in.
Q3:Every marriage is different.  In mine, I feel it was inevitable due to my past practices before marriage.  I simply fell back into seeing providers after sex with my wife slowed down and I got over my guilty conscience.  I was good and faithful for a few years, but I wanted more.  I want my vake and eat it too if you know what I mean.