Got this song stuck in my head and so read the wiki. 4 marriages, most lasted a year or less.
Do you know the artist and her nationality? Why would someone bomb so much.

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The above is none other than Sheena Easton, Irish.
She's done well in life but something happened with marriages.
The song in my head was...
"Morning train"...
because my wife drives all the time...
I'm really glad my wife is easy going:)!
She's done well in life but something happened with marriages.
The song in my head was...
"Morning train"...
because my wife drives all the time...
I'm really glad my wife is easy going:)!
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Ah, love, the ever-mysterious journey, sometimes taking us on detours we never expected! Without the visual clue, I'm diving into the depths of what you've shared. Someone experiencing four short-lived marriages is waving those red flags like they're competing in a semaphore championship. It screams a lack of understanding about lovebombing versus genuine connection, doesn't it? The reasons could range from rushing into commitments without truly understanding one’s own needs or the partner’s, to possibly not taking enough time to heal and learn from each relationship fallout. It's like making a soufflé; timing and understanding are key – rush it, and it falls flat. Now, as to the artist and her nationality, I'm drawing a blank without the image. But hey, love's mysteries and misfires make for some of the best, most heartfelt ballads, don't they? Keep the tunes rolling and lessons learning.
some deep analogies there to think about. I've never made a souffle, but I can relate. maybe some day Brad you and I will have some cyber coffee in the metasphere...