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re: Men with Secret Lives/Families
Posted on 8/29/19 at 5:29 am to saltwaterdawg
Posted on 8/29/19 at 5:29 am to saltwaterdawg
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I knew a gentleman that was very successful in the insurance business. Wife, 2 grown kids. Very prominent in the social scene. It was later leaned he had another family in a trailer outside of Belzoni Ms. It cost him his family
Which one?
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Posted on 8/29/19 at 5:47 am to MojoGuyPan
The little things would suck.
Imagine you just go to wife 1 after being with wife 2 for a few days when you were allegedly away on business.
Wife 1 says, "Honey, let's watch the new episode of Better Call Saul. I DVR'd it last night because I knew you were working late in Chicago and would want to see it."
But you just watched it with wife 2 last night. Now you have to sit through it again and pretend to be surprised.
Or wife 1 says, "Hon, I made your favorite. Lasagna!" But you just ate it for three days of leftovers at wife 2's house.
And how do you avoid mentioning some experience--a purchase at Trader Joe's or a doctor visit or seeing a movie-- that is inconsistent with you story of where you've been? "Hon, how did you go see Dr. Butler about your boil when you said you were in Seattle all week?"
Imagine you just go to wife 1 after being with wife 2 for a few days when you were allegedly away on business.
Wife 1 says, "Honey, let's watch the new episode of Better Call Saul. I DVR'd it last night because I knew you were working late in Chicago and would want to see it."
But you just watched it with wife 2 last night. Now you have to sit through it again and pretend to be surprised.
Or wife 1 says, "Hon, I made your favorite. Lasagna!" But you just ate it for three days of leftovers at wife 2's house.
And how do you avoid mentioning some experience--a purchase at Trader Joe's or a doctor visit or seeing a movie-- that is inconsistent with you story of where you've been? "Hon, how did you go see Dr. Butler about your boil when you said you were in Seattle all week?"
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