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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And then there’s the 6 degrees of separation thing (actually, I thinks it’s probably even less now with the social media revolution).
I travelled a lot for many years and I can’t tell you how many times I’d start chatting up the cutie next to me on a flight only to uncover that our worlds intersected at only two degrees.

And then there was the hometown girl that I ran into at party during a winter break from college. She was a bit of an ugly duckling before she moved away in high school but had blossomed by 22. She was showing plenty of interest and I was all in until, at some point during our banter, I discovered that her best friend was my LT girlfriend’s roommate!

That said, my ex DW may have suspected, but I was never caught with any of my[b] 6 APs over a 15 year relationship. [/b] 
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Wow, you are a terrible person.[/quote]

It doesn’t mean she is a terrible person - she could actually be very nice. Wouldn’t it be better put that her relationship is complicated and people are complicated.  I know people you would think very highly of who have had affairs.  Big deal. Every relationship is different.  [/quote]

NP: No, I think terrible person is right. He might be a terrible person with wonderful qualities in other aspect of his life, but as a husband-terrible.[/quote]

Husband or wife terrible might be right but horrible person no.  Lots of people are great things but not great at being a spouse. [/quote]

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