I just threw up in my mouth a a little bit…
I don’t know everything about affairs. I just have my own opinions based upon my own life and the things I read online.
Everything about affairs just plain stinks for everyone involved, but I have heard a few stories lately that are off the charts.
Other women complaining or feeling upset when the wife of the married man they have been seeing gets pregnant and has his baby.
I’m sorry, but do these women have one ounce of empathy, kindness or compassion in their body?
Being a new mother should be one of the best times in a woman’s life. It can also be one of the most stressful. At a time like that, she deserves the full and undivided attention of her husband. These other women have the sheer , unmitigated gall to complain that he may not pay enough attention to her or that she is scared of losing him because he will be too busy with his new family?
Of course, they blame all of this on the married man. While he certainly is being a real lech, is he forcing this other woman to keep seeing him? Is she that unable to control herself that she can’t even keep herself from tainting this precious time?
Of course not. She shows zero compassion for his wife and child, even going so far as to run the wife down so the affair becomes HER fault. She caused the other woman pain, she should feel guilty for sleeping with her own husband and getting pregnant. What a witch she is ( insert eye roll here ).
Then these same women expect compassion for hurting because married man may reject them?
keep in mind that up until the time when married man disclosed that his wife was pregnant, she would have sworn up and down that he and his shrew, frigid wife never had sex. Seems to be an awful lot of immaculate conceptions going on lately ( insert yet another eye roll here)
Even some of other women have a problem with that, which goes to show you something.
I don’t like being rude, but this is just too much. If you are an other woman in this situation, get your head out of your rear, grow up and treat people with the same compassion and respect you want them that you expect to be treated with. Try it sometime, and you may find yourself a whole lot happier.
Everything about affairs just plain stinks for everyone involved, but I have heard a few stories lately that are off the charts.
Other women complaining or feeling upset when the wife of the married man they have been seeing gets pregnant and has his baby.
I’m sorry, but do these women have one ounce of empathy, kindness or compassion in their body?
Being a new mother should be one of the best times in a woman’s life. It can also be one of the most stressful. At a time like that, she deserves the full and undivided attention of her husband. These other women have the sheer , unmitigated gall to complain that he may not pay enough attention to her or that she is scared of losing him because he will be too busy with his new family?
Of course, they blame all of this on the married man. While he certainly is being a real lech, is he forcing this other woman to keep seeing him? Is she that unable to control herself that she can’t even keep herself from tainting this precious time?
Of course not. She shows zero compassion for his wife and child, even going so far as to run the wife down so the affair becomes HER fault. She caused the other woman pain, she should feel guilty for sleeping with her own husband and getting pregnant. What a witch she is ( insert eye roll here ).
Then these same women expect compassion for hurting because married man may reject them?
keep in mind that up until the time when married man disclosed that his wife was pregnant, she would have sworn up and down that he and his shrew, frigid wife never had sex. Seems to be an awful lot of immaculate conceptions going on lately ( insert yet another eye roll here)
Even some of other women have a problem with that, which goes to show you something.
I don’t like being rude, but this is just too much. If you are an other woman in this situation, get your head out of your rear, grow up and treat people with the same compassion and respect you want them that you expect to be treated with. Try it sometime, and you may find yourself a whole lot happier.
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