Community > Posts By > HappyRaceChick
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ok another above you thread
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You may not be the best looking girl here, HRC, but beauty is only a
light switch away. |
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Topic:
ok another above you thread
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Do you have a library card, 'cause I'd like to sign you out.
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ok another above you thread
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If you're going to regret this in the morning, we can sleep in til noon.
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neighbors dog = biotch
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slippery
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looking at profiles
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I just did about 5 minutes ago and am glad I did. I hate rejection,
which is why I generally will not be the first one to strike up a conversation with someone I am interested in. |
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Sorry this happened to you. This is only my opinion that comes from my
own personal experience. Picture your marraige as a perfect crystal egg; flawless and pure. Adultery takes its toll on a marraiges strength the way dropping this egg on concrete would affect its integrity. This egg is now cracked. It will never be the same. It will never be pure and flawless again. It will no longer be as strong as it once was, nor as beautiful as it once was. No matter how hard you try to overlook the crack, it will always be there, reminding you that your spouse didnt care enough to cherish it and keep it safe from imperfections. As time goes by, dirt builds up in that crack and slowly but surely it begins to look more and more ugly to you. There is always the possibility that the egg will be dropped again by those same hands that didnt care enough about it to hold it high and protect it in the first place. Those same selfish hands that didnt love it the way they promised to the day you were wed. Even if those hands dont drop it again, the dirt will push its way deeper into that crack, causing it to widen...become uglier...less special...the strength weakens even more. The clarity becomes foggy and less clear. Now, even if you still love this egg, still cannot let go of the image of how perfect it once was, and you manage to hold the egg together, keeping it from splitting further apart, it will never be the object of beauty and purity it once was. You will begin to question why in the hell you are the only one who cares about this imperfect egg. Unless your wife was given the date rape drug or got drunk, I mean really **** faced drunk for the first time and had no recollection of anything she did, you have to understand that her actions were 100% pre-meditated. She had hours and hours, days and days, weeks and weeks, maybe even more, to contemplate her actions. And guess what? She did what she did anyways. With no regard for you, your marraige, your life together, your children, your health and well-being (AIDS, STD, mental)...she did what she did in spite of all those factors. Do you think she thought of repercussions of her actions? Of course she did...and she didnt care. She threw that egg on the ground in spite of everything. And now that its cracked, she wont take care to hold it with love and admiration. Soon she will begin to resent that egg and everything it stood for. Because now its crack has become a gouge that reminds her daily of her mistake. The harder you fight to keep that egg from splitting up the middle, the more she will pull away. Not wanting to accept her responsibility for ruining the egg. She may even blame you for her actions. I was in a loveless marraige. My husband never touched me, slept with me, kissed me, had anything nice to say, but I never ever cheated on him. I could have, but I didn't. I finally gave him an ultimatum...screw me, love me and be my husband in every way or I wanted a divorce. He looked me in the eye and told me he had no interest in me. I divorced him. But never once did I consider cheating on him. That is the ultimate act of disrespect. It robs a man of his self esteem, pride and ability to trust. Not every woman is like me. But I believe it is better to end a marraige, after doing everything in your power to make it work, than to cheat on a spouse. I have been in your shoes and I could have been in hers. I like being in mine...at least now I like being in mine. Good luck. And remember, the fear of the unknown should not be what keeps you with your wife. Life is messy. Your hurt has only begun. Soon it will turn to anger, hatred, spite, contempt, pity, self-deprecation, guilt and a managerie of other feelings before you begin hating yourself for staying with her. Afterall, why would you want to be with a woman who doesnt want to be with you? You, my friend, whether or not you want to believe it, deserve better. I hope you realize that and I hope you get it. Again, good luck. |
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