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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WTF? Of course you shouldn't do that! What purpose would it serve? Talk to your husband but leave that woman alone.[/quote]

Really? My counselor recommended contacting the OW. What do I owe her - nothing. [b]If I want somebody to stop being a part of my life I have the right to tell them to get the f out of my life.[/b] She decided to be a part of my life - I am not going to sit around like a wuss.

Guess what - if you are driving too fast past where my kids play I will tell you that too - no vows needed.[/quote]

Then your counselor is crazy too. [/quote]

Nope - [b]OW got counseling - found a great guy and lived happily every after.[/b] Sometimes it just takes one sane person to set things right. That is called the high road.[/quote]

[b]I thought you said she was out of your life?  How would you know, liar? [/b] [/quote]

I said her boss got her a mentor, my kids were taken out of her class, the boss told me she was seeking counseling due to a recent death of her brother and she put the wedding announcement in the gazette. There is only room for one liar in my kids lives.[/quote]

Ignore this person, pp. There was some weenie on here late last night making really snarky and juvenile comments on a number of threads. I suspect it was a teen troll. Got me a couple times before I recognized the trend. [/quote]

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