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Why do so many women go for married men?

Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:17 PM CST
And one more minute on the soapbox and then I'll jump down....
We in particular attack other women because it's easy to do. We've done it in every aspect of our society. Women attack each other for being too heavy or too thin. We criticize each other for being working moms or staying home. We attack for breastfeeding or using formula. We attack each other's hair styles, clothing, shoes, virtually anything we can. Then we expect loyalty or sisterhood from one another when it comes to our relationships? It's a joke.
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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:17 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
End the relationship BEFORE you start getting the root from somewhere else.

It's called respect.

It's called morals.



A family friend has tried to leave his girlfriend but, she attempts suicide everytime. The guy cheats all the time but she doesn't want to let go, so, the guy stays.

I'd say she's asking for it! thumbs up


Mental case. laugh
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1oneman
castlebar, Mayo Ireland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:18 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
End the relationship BEFORE you start getting the root from somewhere else.

It's called respect.

It's called morals.


it works both ways
i do get the eye from lots of married women
some married to close friends

i would never cross that line me
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sunshine79
chardon, Ohio USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:18 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
So here is the problem.....we are raised with the notion (however outdated) that marriage is forever. We strive to find our soul mates and then have the perfect wedding -- hell, prom is the practice party. We get married and have 2.5 children, then realize maybe it's not all the Brady Bunch promised us it would be. But...marriage is forever isn't it? Divorce carries social stigma, financial consequences, loss of children, home, security, etc. An affair is easy, available....with the only consequences being emotional. I'm not saying it's right, I'm saying it's easier. Then we're surprised when it happens! We blame the mistresses or the other men involved...everyone but ourselves. Of course it's cowardly. Of course it's immoral. But so is our society. Our marriages are only a reflection of that.

Yet you look like the horses arze and a door mat if you know about it and let it continue. Heck you look like a idiot with no standard to live up to and yet you arent the one who is doing wrong
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cutelildevilsmom
portsmouth, New Hampshire USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:19 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
End the relationship BEFORE you start getting the root from somewhere else.

It's called respect.

It's called morals.

I wasn't in a relationship.I was single but just as culpable as he was.never again.
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Hugz_n_Kissez
Someplace, Ontario Canada
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:20 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
So here is the problem.....we are raised with the notion (however outdated) that marriage is forever. We strive to find our soul mates and then have the perfect wedding -- hell, prom is the practice party. We get married and have 2.5 children, then realize maybe it's not all the Brady Bunch promised us it would be. But...marriage is forever isn't it? Divorce carries social stigma, financial consequences, loss of children, home, security, etc. An affair is easy, available....with the only consequences being emotional. I'm not saying it's right, I'm saying it's easier. Then we're surprised when it happens! We blame the mistresses or the other men involved...everyone but ourselves. Of course it's cowardly. Of course it's immoral. But so is our society. Our marriages are only a reflection of that.



I think the whoever cheats and the ones who know they are involved with a married person are equally responsible....Why blame yourself for something that was not within your control....If if was not brought to your attention that the other person was unhappy and you weren't given an opportunity to make the marriage work...then I'm sorry buta person shouldn't take the blame for what they can't possibly know!!!!!!!

Divorce is much more healthier than living with someone who doesn't have enough love or respect for you to even bother trying or to bring it to your attention...BUT who would rather take the easy way out...I'd take and in fact did take divorce!!!!!!!!!!

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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:20 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
And one more minute on the soapbox and then I'll jump down....
We in particular attack other women because it's easy to do. We've done it in every aspect of our society. Women attack each other for being too heavy or too thin. We criticize each other for being working moms or staying home. We attack for breastfeeding or using formula. We attack each other's hair styles, clothing, shoes, virtually anything we can. Then we expect loyalty or sisterhood from one another when it comes to our relationships? It's a joke.



thumbs up

I've said this before, and totally agree with what you're saying.

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sunshine79
chardon, Ohio USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:20 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
A family friend has tried to leave his girlfriend but, she attempts suicide everytime. The guy cheats all the time but she doesn't want to let go, so, the guy stays.

I'd say she's asking for it! Mental case.

she needs help and he needs to live his life and not live it the way she wants him to
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tampa1
London, Ontario Canada
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:21 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
And one more minute on the soapbox and then I'll jump down....
We in particular attack other women because it's easy to do. We've done it in every aspect of our society. Women attack each other for being too heavy or too thin. We criticize each other for being working moms or staying home. We attack for breastfeeding or using formula. We attack each other's hair styles, clothing, shoes, virtually anything we can. Then we expect loyalty or sisterhood from one another when it comes to our relationships? It's a joke.


A woman who really gets it.....laugh
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j_goose71
Over there USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:21 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
A family friend has tried to leave his girlfriend but, she attempts suicide everytime. The guy cheats all the time but she doesn't want to let go, so, the guy stays.

I'd say she's asking for it! Mental case.


Stay in the relationship...no....


Get her committed...yes.

Cheating....still, no way.....no excuse.
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Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:23 PM CST
sunshine79 wrote:
Yet you look like the horses arze and a door mat if you know about it and let it continue. Heck you look like a idiot with no standard to live up to and yet you arent the one who is doing wrong


Not at all...you have to decide what you can and cannot live with. If you felt your relationship was worth saving and you staying in it, that was your decision to make, no one else's. If you decided to move on, that was up to you as well. Only you could make that decision.

We all have to live with the choices we make. We can only control our own reactions/our own choices.
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Manolito
a strfilled galaxy far faraway, Inner London, England UK
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:23 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
So here is the problem.....we are raised with the notion (however outdated) that marriage is forever. We strive to find our soul mates and then have the perfect wedding -- hell, prom is the practice party. We get married and have 2.5 children, then realize maybe it's not all the Brady Bunch promised us it would be. But...marriage is forever isn't it? Divorce carries social stigma, financial consequences, loss of children, home, security, etc. An affair is easy, available....with the only consequences being emotional. I'm not saying it's right, I'm saying it's easier. Then we're surprised when it happens! We blame the mistresses or the other men involved...everyone but ourselves. Of course it's cowardly. Of course it's immoral. But so is our society. Our marriages are only a reflection of that.


Society is what we make it to be.

We are the society.

Our actions and morals define the society.

And even if everyone else was doing something that you know is wrong, it wouldnt make it right for you to do it as well. It is called konformism and it extends far beyond the spectrum of relationships.

when something is wrong, the number of perpetrators does not have a determining effect on how wrong it is.

A marriage, is a joining of lives and at the same time an all inclusive partnership - spiritual, material, emotional etc. If at some point someone realizes that he is not getting his fair deal out of it and has talked it repeatedly with his spouse to no avail, then he/she needs to break the marriage and move on.
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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:25 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
Stay in the relationship...no....Get her committed...yes.
Cheating....still, no way.....no excuse.


Where i come from, it costs a lot to do that, he probably prefers having her committed in their residence. thumbs up
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j_goose71
Over there USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:29 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
Where i come from, it costs a lot to do that, he probably prefers having her committed in their residence.


Commit her to the streets.

It's just like someone saying "I'm pregnant" so the guy doesn't leave.

I bet she wasn't going to kill herself. I may be wrong, but I doubt she did.

If you want to kill yourself, you do, you don't TRY.
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sunshine79
chardon, Ohio USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:29 PM CST
SmartisSexy wrote:
Not at all...you have to decide what you can and cannot live with. If you felt your relationship was worth saving and you staying in it, that was your decision to make, no one else's. If you decided to move on, that was up to you as well. Only you could make that decision.
it takes two to save a relationship i tried but he wasn't willing to try to save anything but his own arze. so its a two way decision

We all have to live with the choices we make. We can only control our own reactions/our own choices.
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Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:30 PM CST
Manolito wrote:
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when something is wrong, the number of perpetrators does not have a determining effect on how wrong it is.


Ok, I'll give you this one....but you are a dying breed friend.

Your unfailing belief in the institution of marriage is inspiring, I sure wish I could have your faith.
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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:31 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
Commit her to the streets.

It's just like someone saying "I'm pregnant" so the guy doesn't leave.

I bet she wasn't going to kill herself. I may be wrong, but I doubt she did.

If you want to kill yourself, you do, you don't TRY.



Trust me Goosey, that's the same advice we gave him.
If she wants to die that badly, perhaps she just should. She's attempted suicide thrice.


D'oh!
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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:32 PM CST
j_goose71 wrote:
Commit her to the streets.

It's just like someone saying "I'm pregnant" so the guy doesn't leave.

I bet she wasn't going to kill herself. I may be wrong, but I doubt she did.

If you want to kill yourself, you do, you don't TRY.


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Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:34 PM CST
Sunshine....
As I'm sure you have learned, Ohio is a no-fault state. So you'd need a creative attorney to administer a little revenge.
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j_goose71
Over there USA
Posted: Mar 28, 2008, 8:34 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
Trust me Goosey, that's the same advice we gave him.
If she wants to die that badly, perhaps she just should. She's attempted suicide thrice.


You don't "attempt suicide"

You kill yourself, or you're looking for attention.

Let me guess, he tried to leave thrice....
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