Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright #10 Never together, always apart, both have grifting down to a fine art!

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Beverley Macker said:
It’s interesting how they obviously can’t sell it. I guess it must be the running costs and location. I reckon they probably want 5 million for it and you can buy a big house in London for that. is it even near a tube line in Essex?
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No it’s down a lane with some poor neighbours opposite who must regret living there having to look at that eyesore daily.
 
Jackie Brown said:
Yes, probably on sale for an extortionate crazy amount. They need to slash that price down...I'd love to know what their offer range is. I guess it's not on Rightmove, from what the historic post upthread was saying.
The area isn't served by a tube or train station as Ongar tube closed years ago. So it would be a ballache for anyone who wanted to commute into London.
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ahh yes any potential buyer would have to drive or rely on an unreliable bus service to the nearest central line station which is Epping. Its quite rural around Ongar.
 
It comes down to the type of guy mark is. He thinks he is this lads lad, alpha male and the ultimate man that every guy wants to be. A part of that mindset is being able to have kids etc, a legacy and heirs. A real man will impregnate his wife (that's the style of thinking, not saying it's correct). There are many guys like this.

But for Mark to be cock blocked by his own wife, or maybe to not be able to produce kids himself, that's a massive dent to his ego and image. But there would also be an element of karma in that.
 
Mark81 said:
It comes down to the type of guy mark is. He thinks he is this lads lad, alpha male and the ultimate man that every guy wants to be. A part of that mindset is being able to have kids etc, a legacy and heirs. A real man will impregnate his wife (that's the style of thinking, not saying it's correct). There are many guys like this.

But for Mark to be cock blocked by his own wife, or maybe to not be able to produce kids himself, that's a massive dent to his ego and image. But there would also be an element of karma in that.
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Bingo 🎯
 
Mark81 said:
It comes down to the type of guy mark is. He thinks he is this lads lad, alpha male and the ultimate man that every guy wants to be. A part of that mindset is being able to have kids etc, a legacy and heirs. A real man will impregnate his wife (that's the style of thinking, not saying it's correct). There are many guys like this.

But for Mark to be cock blocked by his own wife, or maybe to not be able to produce kids himself, that's a massive dent to his ego and image. But there would also be an element of karma in that.
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Cock blocked LOL!! But what you say is just about spot on.
 
Beverley Macker said:
It’s interesting how they obviously can’t sell it. I guess it must be the running costs and location. I reckon they probably want 5 million for it and you can buy a big house in London for that. is it even near a tube line in Essex?
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I’ve read before and heard this too, that’s it’s actually hard to buy and sell big mansion style houses. That’s why you hear of the rich and famous often renting their big homes to other celebrities. Their potential buyers are quite limited really. It’s not even near any big football training grounds or recording studios which would be who are to buy it or rent it. For example the same property in Surrey in Esher or cobham would sell easily as it’s near the Chelsea football training grounds.
 
cc30 said:
ahh yes any potential buyer would have to drive or rely on an unreliable bus service to the nearest central line station which is Epping. Its quite rural around Ongar.
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Being a tube nerd I plan to visit the heritage railway which runs at weekends between Epping and Ongar. When I went on a trip on the Central Line I alighted at Epping and it's really rural so I got back on the train. It does look really beautiful though and I'll pay another visit next summer.

You'd need to drive to Epping or one of the Elizabeth line stations for any commute which is a PITA. Mind you, Mark and Michelle probably get ubered everywhere though?
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I totally agree that Old Ma Wright aka Leatherface has a fair amount of influence on Josh and Hollie's two sons so if Michelle's fiesty, she'll have far less. Also, aren't Michelle's folks based up in Manchester?
 
Telly Fanatic said:
Are they even classed as a family? with it just being them two. A couple
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I actually agree with you, a couple isn’t really a family in the traditional sense. You are in a sense related to your spouse by marriage so they are your family/relative. Sometimes people say things like ‘my husband is my only family’ or ‘my friends are my family’. You can be close to someone to the point you consider them family but you’re not related as you would be if there were a blood tie. Of course saying things like that triggers/irritates/annoys some and they can reply to you but at the end of the day they have to live with it just as I live with things that annoy me.

Sometimes couples without children say things like, this is our family home or we have our family meal at 6. Which I accept, there is a bit of movement with language.

I say this as someone who hasn’t had kids and has been irritated for years by the ‘do you want kids’ question. As I’m getting older I’m getting it less but ‘it’s none of your business’ is a fine response. When people who themselves have kids ask you and you say ‘no’ it always annoys them a bit too.

I think mark and Michelle wanted kids when they got married but somethings happened between them and now. Mark got Lauren goodger pregnant years ago but of course something might have changed with him. I don’t know why everyone is convinced the terrahawk wouldn’t get a look in , she might be the child carer while Michelle goes off to film more brassic.

On the house it was mentioned ages ago there’s a flat/annexe Michelle’s mum uses when she comes to stay which mark and Michelle might live in if they can’t afford to turn on the lights and heating in their own house.
 
GalGal said:
I actually agree with you, a couple isn’t really a family in the traditional sense. You are in a sense related to your spouse by marriage so they are your family/relative. Sometimes people say things like ‘my husband is my only family’ or ‘my friends are my family’. You can be close to someone to the point you consider them family but you’re not related as you would be if there were a blood tie. Of course saying things like that triggers/irritates/annoys some and they can reply to you but at the end of the day they have to live with it just as I live with things that annoy me.

Sometimes couples without children say things like, this is our family home or we have our family meal at 6. Which I accept, there is a bit of movement with language.

I say this as someone who hasn’t had kids and has been irritated for years by the ‘do you want kids’ question. As I’m getting older I’m getting it less but ‘it’s none of your business’ is a fine response. When people who themselves have kids ask you and you say ‘no’ it always annoys them a bit too.

I think mark and Michelle wanted kids when they got married but somethings happened between them and now. Mark got Lauren goodger pregnant years ago but of course something might have changed with him. I don’t know why everyone is convinced the terrahawk wouldn’t get a look in , she might be the child carer while Michelle goes off to film more brassic.

On the house it was mentioned ages ago there’s a flat/annexe Michelle’s mum uses when she comes to stay which mark and Michelle might live in if they can’t afford to turn on the lights and heating in their own house.
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Totally agree, people are getting offended due to their own circumstances but by definition a family involves children. Before we had children I'd never have called myself and my partner a family! We were a couple.
 

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GalGal said:
I actually agree with you, a couple isn’t really a family in the traditional sense. You are in a sense related to your spouse by marriage so they are your family/relative. Sometimes people say things like ‘my husband is my only family’ or ‘my friends are my family’. You can be close to someone to the point you consider them family but you’re not related as you would be if there were a blood tie. Of course saying things like that triggers/irritates/annoys some and they can reply to you but at the end of the day they have to live with it just as I live with things that annoy me.

Sometimes couples without children say things like, this is our family home or we have our family meal at 6. Which I accept, there is a bit of movement with language.

I say this as someone who hasn’t had kids and has been irritated for years by the ‘do you want kids’ question. As I’m getting older I’m getting it less but ‘it’s none of your business’ is a fine response. When people who themselves have kids ask you and you say ‘no’ it always annoys them a bit too.

I think mark and Michelle wanted kids when they got married but somethings happened between them and now. Mark got Lauren goodger pregnant years ago but of course something might have changed with him. I don’t know why everyone is convinced the terrahawk wouldn’t get a look in , she might be the child carer while Michelle goes off to film more brassic.

On the house it was mentioned ages ago there’s a flat/annexe Michelle’s mum uses when she comes to stay which mark and Michelle might live in if they can’t afford to turn on the lights and heating in their own house.
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I've actually seen a few posts on Facebook of couples announcing their first child pregnancy saying "that's us going to be a family now "
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rosieflowers said:
Totally agree, people are getting offended due to their own circumstances but by definition a family involves children. Before we had children I'd never have called myself and my partner a family! We were a couple.
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GalGal said:
I actually agree with you, a couple isn’t really a family in the traditional sense. You are in a sense related to your spouse by marriage so they are your family/relative. Sometimes people say things like ‘my husband is my only family’ or ‘my friends are my family’. You can be close to someone to the point you consider them family but you’re not related as you would be if there were a blood tie. Of course saying things like that triggers/irritates/annoys some and they can reply to you but at the end of the day they have to live with it just as I live with things that annoy me.

Sometimes couples without children say things like, this is our family home or we have our family meal at 6. Which I accept, there is a bit of movement with language.

I say this as someone who hasn’t had kids and has been irritated for years by the ‘do you want kids’ question. As I’m getting older I’m getting it less but ‘it’s none of your business’ is a fine response. When people who themselves have kids ask you and you say ‘no’ it always annoys them a bit too.

I think mark and Michelle wanted kids when they got married but somethings happened between them and now. Mark got Lauren goodger pregnant years ago but of course something might have changed with him. I don’t know why everyone is convinced the terrahawk wouldn’t get a look in , she might be the child carer while Michelle goes off to film more brassic.

On the house it was mentioned ages ago there’s a flat/annexe Michelle’s mum uses when she comes to stay which mark and Michelle might live in if they can’t afford to turn on the lights and heating in their own house.
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What about a single parent with one child? Are they a family or is a family simply more than two people?
 
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