Dear Christine,
Married women really crack me up! They are always blaming the other woman!
Who took them down the aisle? Who said I will love and cherish you until death, the husband or the other woman?
When I was cheated on I blamed the man, not the woman. I left the relationship because I valued my health that much to look out for me.
Therefore, all wives should get off their butts and leave when they cannot take it any more. The longer they stay the more the men will disrespect them and cheat on them.
They should leave the children with the husbands, go and find a job and take care of themselves.
There isn’t anything more powerful than a woman who makes her own money.
Please, married women, stop blaming the single women. Check on your own self-esteem. What is it that will make you want someone who goes out and puts his mouth, God knows where and comes back to you?
– Single and Happy
Dear Single and Happy,
It is said that he who generalizes generally lies. I don’t know if I agree with you that men are always the ones to blame. Some wives give their husbands old hell, and vice versa. Within a marriage both individuals have to play their part to make such a union work. It must be 50/50.
And while men are often the ones who stray and seek comfort outside their marriages, there are wives who are equally aggressive; some of them will stop at nothing to have a man in their clutches, whether he is married or not.
I believe people need to recognize the sanctity of marriage.
When someone else’ wife or husband comes along with “sweet offerings”, the third party should be wise and bold enough to put that person in his or her place and walk away. Sadly, this is easier said than done.
Rather, we have been taught how to say no to drugs, but not to immoral relationships.
Most drivers and even those who drive know that third party insurance is not the most sought after insurance at all.
Why not stick to comprehensive insurance, which offers more benefit?
Go figure out!
I agree with you though that wives or husbands do not have to stick around when a third party is involved. It is always the right breeding ground for legal separation.
– CHRISTINE
