Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Shaming BW is just an attempt to avoid the natural consequences of your bad choices. The problem isn't that I lied and cheated . . . the problem is that you got mad about it!
Don't play stupid games if you don't want to win stupid prizes. Hinging your exit strategy on the politeness of the betrayed spouse is a losing proposition. And the same thing goes for the married person . . . hoping that the person willing to sleep with you while you're married will be nice and polite about it afterwards, well good luck with that. You're just rolling the dice. If you want to avoid interpersonal drama, stick to single people.
All of that and nothing in response to OP! Lol
That wasn't my first post on this thread. Strange thing to assume.
OW aren’t the smartest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Shaming BW is just an attempt to avoid the natural consequences of your bad choices. The problem isn't that I lied and cheated . . . the problem is that you got mad about it!
Don't play stupid games if you don't want to win stupid prizes. Hinging your exit strategy on the politeness of the betrayed spouse is a losing proposition. And the same thing goes for the married person . . . hoping that the person willing to sleep with you while you're married will be nice and polite about it afterwards, well good luck with that. You're just rolling the dice. If you want to avoid interpersonal drama, stick to single people.
All of that and nothing in response to OP! Lol
That wasn't my first post on this thread. Strange thing to assume.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Shaming BW is just an attempt to avoid the natural consequences of your bad choices. The problem isn't that I lied and cheated . . . the problem is that you got mad about it!
Don't play stupid games if you don't want to win stupid prizes. Hinging your exit strategy on the politeness of the betrayed spouse is a losing proposition. And the same thing goes for the married person . . . hoping that the person willing to sleep with you while you're married will be nice and polite about it afterwards, well good luck with that. You're just rolling the dice. If you want to avoid interpersonal drama, stick to single people.
All of that and nothing in response to OP! Lol
Anonymous wrote:Shaming BW is just an attempt to avoid the natural consequences of your bad choices. The problem isn't that I lied and cheated . . . the problem is that you got mad about it!
Don't play stupid games if you don't want to win stupid prizes. Hinging your exit strategy on the politeness of the betrayed spouse is a losing proposition. And the same thing goes for the married person . . . hoping that the person willing to sleep with you while you're married will be nice and polite about it afterwards, well good luck with that. You're just rolling the dice. If you want to avoid interpersonal drama, stick to single people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1
So many of you are just gross. Showing up at strangers’ homes and businesses to rant and rave about how the dipshit YOU married played you like a fool? How you can’t keep a man satisfied?
This is what happens when an entire generation grows up on Jerry Springer reruns and the mantra that “not giving a f!ck” is like the highest state of being.
I long for the days when we rarely had to interact with you all.
On the scale of "crimes" or bad behavior, fing someone else's spouse seems more egregious than showing up unannounced, wouldn't you say?
DP.
It depends. You don't know what the spouse told the OW.
There is even a case posted here where the OW did not even know the man was married.
Plus, is this a "let's see who is gross enough to keep this man" competition?
But the betrayed wives posting do know what they knew. OW was married too. She knew everything.
It’s extremely rare for an affair to happen without the OW knowing he has kids and a family. It’s not like they can meet that often and they can’t openly call/text.
A ONS or a few hook ups- yeah- very possible to lie about being married. Affairs- just no.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1
So many of you are just gross. Showing up at strangers’ homes and businesses to rant and rave about how the dipshit YOU married played you like a fool? How you can’t keep a man satisfied?
This is what happens when an entire generation grows up on Jerry Springer reruns and the mantra that “not giving a f!ck” is like the highest state of being.
I long for the days when we rarely had to interact with you all.
On the scale of "crimes" or bad behavior, fing someone else's spouse seems more egregious than showing up unannounced, wouldn't you say?
DP.
It depends. You don't know what the spouse told the OW.
There is even a case posted here where the OW did not even know the man was married.
Plus, is this a "let's see who is gross enough to keep this man" competition?
Anonymous wrote:I’m not quite sure how the bigger offense is [/i]not [i]screwing someone else’s spouse for months (possibly years on end; and possibly also being married yourself), but it’s the spouse that chooses to confront that person.
First- the amount of shock and trauma that ensues when someone finds out something like that is monumental so I’m apt yo give them grace for whatever they need for closure.
But- these OW acting all innocent - ha. Enough. And the best is that they will say what a POS the man is and why would the wife want a slimeball YET they have been trying so hard to get him, aka the slimeball, to leave to marry them !!!
Anonymous wrote:I’m not quite sure how the bigger offense is [/i]not [i]screwing someone else’s spouse for months (possibly years on end; and possibly also being married yourself), but it’s the spouse that chooses to confront that person.
First- the amount of shock and trauma that ensues when someone finds out something like that is monumental so I’m apt yo give them grace for whatever they need for closure.
But- these OW acting all innocent - ha. Enough. And the best is that they will say what a POS the man is and why would the wife want a slimeball YET they have been trying so hard to get him, aka the slimeball, to leave to marry them !!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1
So many of you are just gross. Showing up at strangers’ homes and businesses to rant and rave about how the dipshit YOU married played you like a fool? How you can’t keep a man satisfied?
This is what happens when an entire generation grows up on Jerry Springer reruns and the mantra that “not giving a f!ck” is like the highest state of being.
I long for the days when we rarely had to interact with you all.
On the scale of "crimes" or bad behavior, fing someone else's spouse seems more egregious than showing up unannounced, wouldn't you say?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I confronted DH's affair partner at her work. It was fantastic! Nothing else would have worked for me.
You know yourself. OP. Do what works for you.
How embarrassing for you.
Lol you wish, these poor OW are so afraid of being confronted they create this false "you're crazy", "you're embarrassing" etc false narrative. Nice try gaslighting.
The pathetic need of OW grasping at straw.
This happened at our workplace (and everyone knew about the affair already, and they ended up getting married). The wife did come across as the crazy one. She didn't seem to realize that she was unleashing her brand of crazy on many more people than the OW by doing that, so there was very little understanding offered when they called security to remove her from the place of business. No amount of hurt and anger makes it OK to take your personal business into a place of business.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1
So many of you are just gross. Showing up at strangers’ homes and businesses to rant and rave about how the dipshit YOU married played you like a fool? How you can’t keep a man satisfied?
This is what happens when an entire generation grows up on Jerry Springer reruns and the mantra that “not giving a f!ck” is like the highest state of being.
I long for the days when we rarely had to interact with you all.
On the scale of "crimes" or bad behavior, fing someone else's spouse seems more egregious than showing up unannounced, wouldn't you say?