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Re: Husband stealer

Postby kurupetos » Sun Jul 03, 2011 11:53 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:
Kikapu wrote:I'm sure when your husband made his wedding vows, he said to be with you for Better of for Worse, but not for GOOD.! :wink:


No, not for ever, probably only till death do them part.

Is he dead yet??

This can be arranged. Send me a pm. :wink:
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby Cindy » Mon Jul 04, 2011 1:35 am

alex_ruffneck wrote:On a serious note, as someone already said, it takes two to tango, your husband definitely played his part in this


I never said he didn't.
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby bill cobbett » Mon Jul 04, 2011 1:40 am

ZoC wrote:hi cindy. sorry to hear about what's happened. can u post a pic of athena? so we can know to steer clear of her.


Absolutely... CF Rule No. 342/2 ... demands that pickies be put before the CF Jury in these potentially salacious affairs so we can pass judgment.
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby Cindy » Mon Jul 04, 2011 2:00 am

It's a typical wife-away-husband-stray case. He is not an angel but she knew full well that he was married yet she got closer and closer to him intentionally. After he left Cyprus, she continued sending emails, loads of email, to him everyday, even though she knew he was with me. She urged him to leave me and go back to Cyprus and to go on holidays with her, etc. She even talked about marriage! (of course, none of the above happened)
What I find interesting is that, at the age of 34, she still thinks that men in mission would actually take her seriously and leave their families for her.
She basically jumps from "target" to "target", I think she has gone too far and too long without consequences and it is time someone put this to an end.
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby Hermes » Mon Jul 04, 2011 3:05 am

Thanks for the warning, Cindy. I'd hate to fall prey to this woman's schemes. Being rich and handsome I'm always being approached by women of this sort. It's good to know someone cares.
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby SKI-preo » Mon Jul 04, 2011 3:25 am

Athena is good, she is wild and is willing to spread her legs to get what she wants.


Can I have her email and telephone please?
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby Milo » Mon Jul 04, 2011 6:20 am

Cindy best advice, you are better off without him.

Of course one day her wandering eye will find her her next acquisition. Life will be good for them for the short term, then the mistrust will take over, it's what normally happens.

Life will get better once the hurt wears off, one day in the future you will meet one of the good guys and live a better life than you could with a womaniser. Forgiving this sort of behaviour always allows them the green light to do it again, trust goes out the window. So when you can move on, put on the lipgloss and find someone worthy of you. Yes it happened to me many many years ago, I did find someone else and 25 years on we laugh at how ridiculous our first marriages were and how happy we still are. By the way both our ex's strangely broke up soon after with their new partners! They have both had rubbish life's since!
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby SineNomine » Mon Jul 04, 2011 4:08 pm

Hermes wrote:Thanks for the warning, Cindy. I'd hate to fall prey to this woman's schemes. Being rich and handsome I'm always being approached by women of this sort. It's good to know someone cares.


Damn Damn Damn! If it were not for Cindy spilling the beans about wiley female schemes, I would have been able to bag Hermes :(
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby loadsatime » Wed Jul 06, 2011 3:17 pm

to hermes just my sort oh!bugger i'm abloke an skint an ug not handsome
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Re: Husband stealer

Postby EricSeans » Mon Jul 11, 2011 5:00 pm

Cindy wrote:
alex_ruffneck wrote:On a serious note, as someone already said, it takes two to tango, your husband definitely played his part in this


I never said he didn't.


It is your husband who betrayed you. You had no contract with the other woman and she had no obligations towards you. He is the fornicator you chose to marry and you should be directing your anger towards him. Has his behaviour come completely out of the blue?
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