Ever cheated on a missus? Why'd you do it....
03 October 2015, 05:16 PM
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03 October 2015, 07:11 PM
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I cheated on my girlfriend of 4 years back in 2007 (we split after). I was at home one evening and an ex phoned me up. Said she was in town and had her wallet stolen and needed to get home and I was the first person she called (???). So, I turned up and she got in the car. Soon as she got in the car, she asked if we could go back to mine as she was upset. I kind of knew from then that we were going to end up having some sexy time. Got back home, were in bed within 5 mins of getting in the door.
The strange thing was, not once did I feel guilty or bad for doing it. To be fair, the relationship wasn't going to work. She wanted a house, kids etc, I wanted the complete opposite. I was happy in the Army, going all over the place and having no worries. I'm still the same now, which is why I haven't had a long term relationship since 2007. I have met some absolute brilliant women aswell. I don't mean in respect of 5hagging about, but friendships in general, which I doubt would have happened if I'd been in a relationship.
If you cheat on your missus, I think you should just split and don't even bother trying to make it work.
The strange thing was, not once did I feel guilty or bad for doing it. To be fair, the relationship wasn't going to work. She wanted a house, kids etc, I wanted the complete opposite. I was happy in the Army, going all over the place and having no worries. I'm still the same now, which is why I haven't had a long term relationship since 2007. I have met some absolute brilliant women aswell. I don't mean in respect of 5hagging about, but friendships in general, which I doubt would have happened if I'd been in a relationship.
If you cheat on your missus, I think you should just split and don't even bother trying to make it work.
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03 October 2015, 07:19 PM
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You're busted, mate. Mark was the one who bothered to visit your profile before I checked it out a minute ago. No wonder he was so sure that you were taking the pith.
03 October 2015, 07:51 PM
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Some classic comments on this thread
In fact you could be the man that saved scoobynet
Are you the son of PsLewis of F1FAN or even tubby by any chance
Do you have a wrx woth roof scoop and graphics
For you
Booze and hookers is the way forward
In fact you could be the man that saved scoobynet
Are you the son of PsLewis of F1FAN or even tubby by any chance
Do you have a wrx woth roof scoop and graphics
For you
Booze and hookers is the way forward
03 October 2015, 09:03 PM
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03 October 2015, 09:20 PM
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You really think that people here were born yesterday, don't you? 
Firstly, you come on here as a newb, and start to wash your dirty laundry on this forum. It's because you knew what gets people going here. That's because you know this forum.
Secondly, you post the pic of your ex without thinking of her identification reasons, and thus yours via that. Although you deleted that pic soon enough, but don't you think it takes any stranger a minute to save it and work out hers and thus lead to your details? You didn't worry about any identification reasons, then, did you? Hm, now that could be because you have fcck all to do with the girl in the pic you posted. You don't even know her.
Thirdly, your bull$h!t profile gave it away.
Now, eat a humble pie, and admit that you're not any 'play to win', but some 'play to lose' chronic pith taker from here. You posted a sensational topic to get people going.
Any authentic poster won't behave like this. Not at all.
Firstly, you come on here as a newb, and start to wash your dirty laundry on this forum. It's because you knew what gets people going here. That's because you know this forum.
Secondly, you post the pic of your ex without thinking of her identification reasons, and thus yours via that. Although you deleted that pic soon enough, but don't you think it takes any stranger a minute to save it and work out hers and thus lead to your details? You didn't worry about any identification reasons, then, did you? Hm, now that could be because you have fcck all to do with the girl in the pic you posted. You don't even know her.
Thirdly, your bull$h!t profile gave it away.
Now, eat a humble pie, and admit that you're not any 'play to win', but some 'play to lose' chronic pith taker from here. You posted a sensational topic to get people going.
Any authentic poster won't behave like this. Not at all.
03 October 2015, 09:23 PM
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Naked pics of tinder girl and ex otherwise I think the mods need to bring out the ban hammer....
03 October 2015, 09:33 PM
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He's totally and utterly untrustworthy. Double life? Call it a number of lives with his multiple internet personas counted in it. That's my summing of him.
03 October 2015, 09:38 PM
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As I say in my #68 in my response to Mark...............
It hasn't been a bad thread for the value of the topic, but as it was started by some false being, the value of the responses is null in connection with his query. ****-n'-bull story to get reaction and the insight into others' lives.
That can't be ruled out, even from the onset. However, [b]his inquiry, no matter how false it may be, is a valid one. People do have affairs and some do not know why. For that reason, I think he's alright to discuss it here, but he won't get anywhere by discussing it here. If he's genuine, he's better off getting himself some genuine help. But if he carries on asking questions about himself here, then that may mean that he's having it on.
03 October 2015, 09:42 PM
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I cheated on my girlfriend of 4 years back in 2007 (we split after). I was at home one evening and an ex phoned me up. Said she was in town and had her wallet stolen and needed to get home and I was the first person she called (???). So, I turned up and she got in the car. Soon as she got in the car, she asked if we could go back to mine as she was upset. I kind of knew from then that we were going to end up having some sexy time. Got back home, were in bed within 5 mins of getting in the door.
The strange thing was, not once did I feel guilty or bad for doing it. To be fair, the relationship wasn't going to work. She wanted a house, kids etc, I wanted the complete opposite. I was happy in the Army, going all over the place and having no worries. I'm still the same now, which is why I haven't had a long term relationship since 2007. I have met some absolute brilliant women aswell. I don't mean in respect of 5hagging about, but friendships in general, which I doubt would have happened if I'd been in a relationship.
If you cheat on your missus, I think you should just split and don't even bother trying to make it work.
The strange thing was, not once did I feel guilty or bad for doing it. To be fair, the relationship wasn't going to work. She wanted a house, kids etc, I wanted the complete opposite. I was happy in the Army, going all over the place and having no worries. I'm still the same now, which is why I haven't had a long term relationship since 2007. I have met some absolute brilliant women aswell. I don't mean in respect of 5hagging about, but friendships in general, which I doubt would have happened if I'd been in a relationship.
If you cheat on your missus, I think you should just split and don't even bother trying to make it work.
If you aren't ready to have a monogamous and committed relationship, don't have one, and don't fool the girls with any porkie pies. Tell them that you aren't the committing type.
Good on you.
03 October 2015, 09:48 PM
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03 October 2015, 10:15 PM
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You don't like that lifestyle ...
You sign up to tinder and bang some bird on it and get caught...
What's the problem? , you wasn't happy with the wife/house/kids.
If anything what you really don't like is the security and routine you have lost not the fact you feel guilty....you have lost the normal routine you was in.
