I wish

yes, he stood with her when she made her last speech outside No 10, he was in the house for her last PMQ . This is what caused me to say ‘I wish’. He was there for her and for such a relationship it has to be a two way thing.

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I wonder if they are closer because they don’t have children?

I thought I had a 'phillip' till he cheated on me,it wasnt all one way as I was a 'phillipa' how I miss someone to be my 'phillip',a pair of arms and We rather than I.
I am coping and making a new life for myself,but my heart still cries for 'phillip' and a hug

I agree, nothing to do with money but having such a supportive and loving husband. Both Philip and Theresa conducted themselves with great dignity throughout. Whilst I may not have agreed with everything Theresa May did the fact remains that she tried to do her best against all the odds and that is all any of us can do.

Thanks Annie, it's good to acknowledge how important a strong life long relationship is. Theresa and Philip May do seem to have been lucky to find each other. You can bet both of them have made sure they nurture their relationship, as well as each other.

I have a Philip thank heavens.

It’s over for her, now she needs a holiday with Phillip , it will I think take time but she can move on , PM’s do move on

I wouldn't swap with her though for all the Philips in the world.

Her Phillip loves her , she loves him.

Sympathies Annie, I don’t like putting the rubbish out, somehow I can’t see Mr May doing it either!

I have been putting out the rubbish every week for 43 years , wish it hadn’t been so

Yes Ellan. A gentleman

A rare breed-------a gentleman ! Few and far between.

You don’t need ‘a Phillip’ Callistemon

Although, I think if I suggested we had a joint, he would ask for lamb rather than beef!

I can roll my own, lessis

Well, this one would think a joint is something you make in woodwork or something which creaks when you walk
He can pour a glass of though

Or pour you a glass of wine?

Phillip could roll you a joint, takes the edge off.

I think I need a Phillip.
One with big chunky legs, a hairy chest and a beard, preferably.

Some Philips are quite good at 'boy jobs' like putting out the rubbish.

Must be something about Phillip’s. ?

I just got a bit sentimental watching her, we all have good and bad times , she must have said to her Phillip ‘I am cheesed of with it all’, perhaps not her exact words.

I haven’t been able to say it to a Phillip for 43 years, so bit of
envy and self pity crept in.

I would love to say to a Phillip ‘you find a gardener and you tell the council to sod off.

It is indeed good to have a Philip

Anniebach we are no real substitute but someone is always here if you need to talk

Oh I totally understand that feeling.
It would be nice to know someone will support you through life's trials.
They could do a bit of diy, too, if they wanted.