How long does it take for the karma bus to hit cheaters?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does karma ever happen to people who deny their spouse sex?

I'm assuming that you think the betrayed feels absolutely nothing when dealing with the aftermath of an affair. If that's what you would like to call karma then I guess all that hurt and pain is just that. But what do the cheaters get after blowing up their families and having children without a father in the home? GTFOH! If you're not happy about the amount of sex you're getting then tell your spouse you want a divorce and leave. Don't have an affair. Jerk.

If you don’t want a normal active sex life with your spouse, then tell your spouse you want a divorce and leave. Don’t be a sexless jerk.

[Anonymous]

I don’t believe in karma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best karma is living your true life happy without the X douche bag in your life (or minimally in your life if you had kids together).

This!! They are jerks and likely to be miserable just because they are unhappy people in general. The karma is that they don't get to be with you!
And Sexless Marriage Angry Guy- I had sex with my ex 2-3 times a week and I always give BJs. He still cheated b.c of his ego.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It rarely does. Men who cheats are generally charming and can move from one victim to the next.

Live your best life and don't worry about him.

This.

[Anonymous]

Karma doesn’t exist. Stalin died warm in his bed.

[Anonymous]

Mine literally dropped dead. I was not happy about it, but I would be remiss if I didn’t express that it appeared to be an act of karma. Especially, since he told me he hoped I died. Even more odd is he died almost exactly one year to the date he wished it upon me. Be careful with the curses you throw....

[Anonymous]

The bus has not hit Donald yet!

[Anonymous]

We live once and I would rather not be a person who causes pain and suffering to others. There is value in doing the right thing and being a good person, even if the perpetrator of pain is “riding off into the sunset.” It helps me to find ways to help and connect with others who are in need rather than focus on the person who caused me pain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My dad cheated on all five of his wives. Karma bus never hit him.

Why did five women want to marry him?

[Anonymous]

I don't know about karma, but they are generally looked at as dishonest pariahs who can't be trusted; statistically, if they leave for their APs, the relationships with the APs do not last.

[Anonymous]

The belief in karma is something victims convince themselves of in order to feel better. Of course, sometimes random justice happens, but as another poster stated, these people are often very charismatic and land on their feet quite well. I am still angry, bitter and full of hate. I know it's hurting me and not him, but I've not been able to stop it. I don't want him to die. I want him to suffer a massive stroke that leaves his mental faculties intact but completely debilitates his body. I want him to become a quadraplegic and live for a very long time, forcing his mistress/now-wife to be stuck with him for the next 25 years. That would be karma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The belief in karma is something victims convince themselves of in order to feel better. Of course, sometimes random justice happens, but as another poster stated, these people are often very charismatic and land on their feet quite well. I am still angry, bitter and full of hate. I know it's hurting me and not him, but I've not been able to stop it. I don't want him to die. I want him to suffer a massive stroke that leaves his mental faculties intact but completely debilitates his body. I want him to become a quadraplegic and live for a very long time, forcing his mistress/now-wife to be stuck with him for the next 25 years. That would be karma.

You need help.

[Anonymous]

I am not wasting my energy and good looks on this kind of thinking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Karma doesn’t exist. Stalin died warm in his bed.

He had a series of strokes and was super paranoia. He didn't go blissfully in his sleep. Not the most traumatic death, but doesn't sound like much fun either. Just saying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am not wasting my energy and good looks on this kind of thinking.

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