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Dating a married woman: not a good idea.



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This is funny - it's what you REALLY have to watch for when dating a married woman, (which I think should NEVER EVER EVER be done). It's worth a quick read, though - it's short and humorous. It's not advice on how to do it - it's kind of a sarcastic lecture for those who want to. It's funny, I think.
AngieWiggins

9 responses // Dating a married woman: not a good idea.

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    Adultry isn't a funny thing and ruins thousands of famiies across the world, what is funny is getting beaten up, by your soon-to-be-wife, on your wedding day!

    She needs the slogan:

    You Cheat, You get Beat!
    mattbrawn
  • Did you read it? It's saying that adultery isn't funny... its saying it's wrong.
    AngieWiggins
  • Hi Buttercup69. I just posted it 'cause I thought it was funny. While I don't think that cheating is o.k., I'm not judging anyone who goes outside of their marriage - what anybody does is their business. I personally would wait till the divorce was final if I was getting one before I started seeing somebody, but that also has to do with taking time to get my head straight. I don't see how I was disrespectful and I don't appreciate you attacking me because I posted something. There are many, many people who don't feel the same way you do - and gosh, I didn't mean to strike a nerve with you - it's not like I was like, hey I'm going to bother this stranger named Buttercup and see if I can get under her skin.
    Point blank, I believe cheating is wrong. Being married, and going outside of that marriage, equals cheating. I don't care what you do personally - it's just not for me.
    The link was funny, I thought. It was also written by a woman, so your scorned thing goes out the window - it was written by a women for men.
    AngieWiggins
  • Slow down, Buttercup! I was trying to be nice to you. Now you are out of line - I wish you would "attack" me. We'll see who's on the ground - pretty sure it won't be me (unless you're a 250 lb. whopper, 'cause I'm not fat). Yeah, so what, I think a woman who cheats (you) is a whore. Ask a man - see what he says about a whore who cheats while she's still married. And for the record, if we're tossing around "find out before..." stuff, find out what Mr. Webster says about spelling before you post - how about that? How would I know what unless I was a cheater? You are out of your mind - and it's really weird to go around picking fights on the internet, because it shows that you've got some tucked-away feelings that NOBODY tried to find, but you're acting wildly irrational for no reason. From now on, I'll run everything by the Goddess of Politically Correct (you, apparently) before I post it. Good Lord - go bother someone else; I'm sure there is other "offensive" content on the web that your innocent eyes will be disturbed by.
    AngieWiggins
  • Wow. It's funny when a person gets defensive and tries to defend their actions by accusing the other person that they're being rude and disrespectful. I agree with you AngieWiggins.
    zazzykat
  • Thanks, Zazzykat. ;) It's nice to see someone else post on here!!!
    AngieWiggins
  • Hey there buttercup...did you give that name to yourself to make you "feel" better about yourself? You seem to have a bit of a problem here. What gives? It's a funny article...albeit true...but nonetheless funny. I think AngieWiggins hit the nail on the head with the self-esteem issue. Just one thing to point out is that you are trying to build your "self-esteem" by trying to make others look worse than you. I'm afraid that you have failed. You just showed your true self and it is not a pretty picture. Do things for other people instead of trying to get for yourself. You will be much happier. I love the article!
    Elliephant
  • Hey guys lets not get too carried away, we are glad to see an item generating discussion but there is no need to let it get personal. You can find out more by reading our community standards here http://current.com/s/community_standards.htm )
    ocanada
  • we met each other the summer before she moved for college and fell in love through love letters and blue moon dates throughout. she had a boyfriend so we kept it platonic. but she knew how i felt for her.

    after we both graduated, whenever we did see each other, we would go mad! we'd be taken over by heat completely. we promised to have this hot relationship for the rest of our life no matter what. we also laughed a lot.

    we kept it an open relationship and she would always see me between(?) boyfriends. she advised me on my dating habits without fraught and always laughed at my shenanigans.

    but the calls and emails got less and less over the time and our 'real' relationships matured.

    i got married and had a baby. she continued to write and we were the best of friends. it was platonic but my wife hated how my voice would change when she's on the phone. we were always laughing. my wife was always suspicious and constantly accused us of having an affair.

    one day, we had an affair. it was hotter than hell.

    of course, i began to burn in hell from that day on until i confessed to my wife. we broke up...only to get back together again.

    when my wife and i broke up the last time, she announced to me that she was getting married. she called and told me how she loves me and how she's so confused because she waited for me for so long and she gave up but now i'm free and she doesn't want to see me anymore. well, "one more time." she said.

    she didn't invite me to the wedding because she doesn't want me to try anything crazy like ride in on a horse and take her away or something. so now she's already married.

    i got a message from her last valentine's day. are all promises worth keeping?
    pressrecord

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