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re: Just told a chick her husband cheated on her
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:33 pm to RougeTiger
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:33 pm to RougeTiger
you don't think she's ever figure it out?
I'd of kept my mouth shut,
unless I was asked.
and you didn't even know her....wow.
I got 2 neighbors you'd love...they can't mind their own business either...
I'd of kept my mouth shut,
unless I was asked.
and you didn't even know her....wow.
I got 2 neighbors you'd love...they can't mind their own business either...
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:34 pm to retired trucker
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got 2 neighbors you'd love
Swingers?
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:35 pm to RougeTiger
You went too far.
I once told a roommate I'd rather he not bring a mutual friend's wife to our apartment. The friend had called wanting to know if she was there when she was. I told him "No" then, but told my roommate I wasn't going to keep lying to him.
I once told a roommate I'd rather he not bring a mutual friend's wife to our apartment. The friend had called wanting to know if she was there when she was. I told him "No" then, but told my roommate I wasn't going to keep lying to him.
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:39 pm to RougeTiger
quote:no, you're a bitch cause their relationship was NONE of your fricking business. You had no right to interject into their relationship at all. It's cool tho. The guy is probably out looking to beat your arse as we speak. Watch your back homeboy
RougeTiger
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:41 pm to Gris Gris
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If I didn't know the innocent party personally, I wouldn't say a word. If I knew the cheater personally, I would counsel that person to tell the soon to be spouse, but I'm not telling. If I didn't know either of them, I would say nothing. It's not my place to get involved with people's lives in that manner who I do know personally. Since I don't know them, how would I even know whether the cheater told the soon to be spouse? I wouldn't.
You dont feel she deserves to know everything before getting married? Just because you dont know her? Do you not believe in a good samaritan? Are you the type of person that doesn't believe people can do good things for strangers just because they want to make the world a better place? Are you really that cynical?
You sound like a coward because you know something is wrong, but you refuse to stand up for it. Please stay cowering in your hole of anonymity because its "safe" and simple. I would gladly take all the shite in the world if it meant someone would avoid years of a lie, and what if they had kids soon after marriage? Its interesting how you're cynical towards the outsider, yet give the cheater (the only one who is actually breaking their promises) the benefit of the doubt by saying "well maybe they told them and you just dont know". If they are cheating...there is clearly a lack of sound judgment on their part, thus, they're more PRONE to making continued errors further (fear of what might happen, jeopardizing a possible business relationship, etc.). So in fact, why you dont assume the opposite is incredibly odd to me.
You even had a poor sap in here who said he'd never tell his wife, which seems to display the possibility that there are easily many who would never tell their wives or SO. Thats sad to me, because their wives/SO DESERVE to know if they aren't faithful because thats what they want is a FAITHFUL SO. If you arent, then you dont deserve to have a SO that thinks you are. Any bastard who would cheat, and refuse to tell their wife, is just that, a bastard, and a coward, and a liar.
You also have to take into consideration that while marriage is an emotional bond, it has many many business/financial aspects to it. So if you would notify a business that someone was robbing them and stealing money from them, then I'd hope you're telling a husband or wife they're being robbed by someone who is stealing half their marital union which carries half the weight in a marriage financially.
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:46 pm to 7thWardTiger
quote:
no, you're a bitch cause their relationship was NONE of your fricking business. You had no right to interject into their relationship at all. It's cool tho. The guy is probably out looking to beat your arse as we speak. Watch your back homeboy
Lol. Guy was cheating, wants to beat up guy who exposes him, what a nice guy, apparently can't man up and take responsibility for his actions. In fact, he's kind of like an immature little boy if he throws a bitch fit and gets mad at anyone but himself. Can't admit he's wrong, has to throw a temper tantrum. Yeah, i think that's what those little pre-school kids do who still shite their pants.
Posted on 8/13/15 at 11:59 pm to bayourougebengal
She did not believe him because it was a dick pic with a cock ring. She never saw that cock ring before. It was a gift from OPs GF.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 12:08 am to 7thWardTiger
frick that noise I'd want to know if my SO was a whore. Couldn't care less who the messenger is. With all the down low shite and STDs she's putting my life in danger. Think of coming home from work to find her boning. You might lose your shite and catch a case.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 12:17 am to 7thWardTiger
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no, you're a bitch cause their relationship was NONE of your fricking business. You had no right to interject into their relationship at all. It's cool tho. The guy is probably out looking to beat your arse as we speak. Watch your back homeboy
No, I'd rather know.
Don't cheat, simple concept
Posted on 8/14/15 at 12:28 am to RougeTiger
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Didn't even know her, but I felt so bad for the girl. Doing the right thing isn't always the popular decision. I even sent her a picture of him (selfie) taken from the chick he cheated with's phone. The girl pretty much called me a liar, lashed out on me, and told me to leave her alone. Then random people found me and started threatening me on Facebook At least I feel better now getting it out, and definitely don't feel bad for her anymore. If you see this post, sorry--you should have been nice to me. Now I'm sharing it with the world

Posted on 8/14/15 at 12:37 am to tiggerthetooth
You do your thing I'll do mine. This isn't a Good Samaritan situation, but feel free to give yourself that title. It cannot be compared with doing good deeds for others or reporting robberies. Has nothing to with cowardice either, but feel free to continue calling me that. Doesn't bother me one single iota. Getting into a stranger's personal business with little info would.
I've been in a work situation before where two people working for us were engaged and she cheated. We knew it, but had no pics or anything like that. We also suspected that the recent pregnancy was not a result of his deposit. We told him that too. He didn't believe us, went on with the wedding plans, spending good money after bad. Several days before the wedding, she cancelled it. Was a sad sad thing.
I knew them both well and I'd do the same thing over again, but not where strangers are involved. There are better ways to approach that if you insist on getting in a stranger's business. Find a good friend of hers. Tell the friend. Let someone who knows her we'll make the decision on whether, when or how to tell. So easy to figure that stuff out in the age of technology or by asking around.
Carry on my wayward son.
I've been in a work situation before where two people working for us were engaged and she cheated. We knew it, but had no pics or anything like that. We also suspected that the recent pregnancy was not a result of his deposit. We told him that too. He didn't believe us, went on with the wedding plans, spending good money after bad. Several days before the wedding, she cancelled it. Was a sad sad thing.
I knew them both well and I'd do the same thing over again, but not where strangers are involved. There are better ways to approach that if you insist on getting in a stranger's business. Find a good friend of hers. Tell the friend. Let someone who knows her we'll make the decision on whether, when or how to tell. So easy to figure that stuff out in the age of technology or by asking around.
Carry on my wayward son.
This post was edited on 8/14/15 at 1:28 am
Posted on 8/14/15 at 12:39 am to TigerBait1127
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No, I'd rather know.
Men and women sometimes see things differently.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:01 am to Gris Gris
OP. You paying attention?
Nothing good will come from what you shared.
Nothing good will come from what you shared.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:03 am to mikelbr
The OT detectives need to find his facebook. Would love to read some comments other than on the OT
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:27 am to RougeTiger
You didn't do anything wrong
Depending on the circumstances you may have done something stupid. (Slander suit, violence, etc.)
Depending on the circumstances you may have done something stupid. (Slander suit, violence, etc.)
This post was edited on 8/14/15 at 1:36 am
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:29 am to Red Stick Tigress
Has anyone else surmised this from the OP?
Do we know the OP is a "he'', for sure? Because it sounds like "he" may just be the girl who the boyfriend was cheating with. Would explain a lottttttt.
Because the OP doesn't have any posts in this thread saying anything like "as a man"...etc.....and that answer regarding having a picture from the girl's phone, that the bf is cheating with, was cryptic at best.
Would also explain:
A) why the OP's perspective is so different from all of the men in this thread. Most women think you should butt-in to other people's relationships and tattle. They really do.
B) The OP isn't scared of the BF beating the crap out of "him".
C) There are a several other things this would explain.
Of course, the OP could have just been around TD long enough(high-ish post count is obvious) that regulars know he is a male.
Edit: The OP's handle is Rouge, only one thing that could mean in my mind. I thought it was Rogue this whole time. I'm fairly certain OP is a chick.
I'm hoping this was already the consensus reached somewhere in this giant thread, because I am.not hunting through to find it.
quote:
The OT detectives need to find his facebook. Would love to read some comments other than on the OT
Do we know the OP is a "he'', for sure? Because it sounds like "he" may just be the girl who the boyfriend was cheating with. Would explain a lottttttt.
Because the OP doesn't have any posts in this thread saying anything like "as a man"...etc.....and that answer regarding having a picture from the girl's phone, that the bf is cheating with, was cryptic at best.
Would also explain:
A) why the OP's perspective is so different from all of the men in this thread. Most women think you should butt-in to other people's relationships and tattle. They really do.
B) The OP isn't scared of the BF beating the crap out of "him".
C) There are a several other things this would explain.
Of course, the OP could have just been around TD long enough(high-ish post count is obvious) that regulars know he is a male.
Edit: The OP's handle is Rouge, only one thing that could mean in my mind. I thought it was Rogue this whole time. I'm fairly certain OP is a chick.
I'm hoping this was already the consensus reached somewhere in this giant thread, because I am.not hunting through to find it.
This post was edited on 8/14/15 at 1:44 am
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:31 am to RougeTiger
Confront the cheater? Bad fricking idea. How much does he stand to lose in the divorce? How much does he love his kids? How badly does he want to keep his wife? guy may go crazy and plug you on the spot
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:46 am to RougeTiger
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Didn't even know her, but I felt so bad for the girl. Doing the right thing isn't always the popular decision. I even sent her a picture of him (selfie) taken from the chick he cheated with's phone. The girl pretty much called me a liar, lashed out on me, and told me to leave her alone. Then random people found me and started threatening me on Facebook
At least I feel better now getting it out, and definitely don't feel bad for her anymore.
If you see this post, sorry--you should have been nice to me. Now I'm sharing it with the world
All I got out of this was that you're a loser that can't mind his own business and act like a passive agressive titty baby when you get called out.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:50 am to Sentrius
quote:
his
Check my post 2 above yours.
It being a woman, and THE woman the bf is cheating with, instantly makes sense of this.
quote:
mind his own business and act like a passive agressive titty baby when you get called out.
As well as just about everything else the OP has said in this thread.
Also, it would explain the lack of logic in the OP's posts.
This post was edited on 8/14/15 at 1:52 am
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:56 am to VaBamaMan
Either a bitch or a beta bitch
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