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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No you were right to leave.

You don't know how many other women he's knocked up since then, seriously.

[b]This is called Fakebook syndrome.[/b] Hardly anyone talks about pain & suffering. All you see are smiling photos. I know men who didn't love the woman they married and post happy pictures. There is no doubt in my mind that some of those women suffer greatly.[/quote]

Facebook syndrome, good one!lol The wife with the most perfect-looking marriage on Facebook has the most cheating, selfish husband ever. When he gets caught, he blames her. She's caught him, cried to me about it, and then is back to posting "What a good man" photos of him on FB less than a week later. I used to think they were such a success story, their family. The only reason I know the truth is because I was there when she caught him most recently and she told me everything in between sobs.

Don't fall for pitying yourself.[/quote]

this is why people are happier without FB.

FB, after it allowed non-college students became a pissing contest of people trying to show off their life.

Best thing I ever did was get rid of facebook and just focus on my life.

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And yet, here you are. Time on DCUM is your life?[/quote]

DCUM is the anti-Facebook. People come here to share how miserable they are---in sexless marriages, kids are messed up, thinking about cheating, horrendous in-laws, you name it. When I come here, I feel BETTER about my life.  :lol: [/quote]

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