You Ever Learned Something About Someone That You Would Have Never Expected?

You and rebloke need to be banned for yalls shitty arse threads

You start this same thread every other month

Everyday when I see you are still allowed to post here

You're the best at explaining your question, all over again, but using too many words.

I knew a girl in high school that happened to. She drove about 30 minutes to a popular restaurant with some friends and saw her married father there with his girlfriend and the 2 kids he had fathered with said girlfriend. She was very smart and sweet and I remember her being out of school for a couple weeks to deal with the shock.

Beyond the shock and betrayal of this girl's father having a long-term affair, he concealed the existence of two half-siblings for years. That to me is as big a betrayal as the affair itself. I would have lost it at the restaurant and immediately told my mom, consequences be damned.

And last I heard, the girl's parents divorced, but I do believe she began having a relationship with her half-siblings while in college, which I guess is the one good thing that came out of that ordeal.

Sibling relationship

I learned the OP was gay.

But I expected it, so no.

frick it, I'll play.

Found out last week that an elderly Mexican gentleman who worked over here as a general laborer used to be a school teacher back in Rio Bravo. He recently retired as some health problems finally started catching up with him.

His father owned an automotive repair shop back there, even had a race car that used to compete on a dirt track circuit throughout Tamulipas. Drug gang took notice of his success and started trying to extort money from him for 'protection' from rival gangs. His father resisted and was killed as part of a promise to kill him and his family.

The rest of them wisely fled, abandoning their lives and occupations for whatever work they could find. He happily cleaned up, did odd jobs around our shop, whatever you asked.

I was sad to learn that he would read history books (the subject that he taught) every chance he got. I can't help but consider that he did so partly to remember who he used to be - a teacher, not a floor sweeper.