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Gender: Male
Status: Single
Age: 100
Sign: Aries

City: WASHINGTON
State: Washington DC
Country: US
Signup Date: 3/20/2006
Friday, November 06, 2009 

Current mood:DL
Category: Blogging
Cheaters Never Win or Do They?

It's Not Right But It's Okay

Whitney Houston | MySpace Music Videos




Friday night you and your boys went out to eat
Then they hung out, but you came home around three, yes, you did
If six of y'all went out, ah
Then four of you were really cheap, yeah
'Cause only two of you had dinner, I found your credit card receipt

1-It's not right, but it's ok
I'm gonna make it anyway
Pack your bags, up and leave
Don't you dare come running back to me
It's not right, but it's ok
I'm gonna make it anyway
Close the door behind you, leave your key
I'd rather be alone than unhappy

I'm packin' bags so you can leave town for a week, yes I am
The phone rings and then you look at me
(Why'd you turn and looked at me?)
You said it was one of your friends down on 54th street, boy
So why did 213 show up on your caller ID

(I've been through all of this before)
I've been through all of this before
(So how could you think)
Don't think about it, don't think about it
(That I would stand around and take some more)
Ain't gon' get yours (Things are gonna change) Things are gonna change, baby (Cuz I won't be your fool anymore)
You don't stand a chance, boy (That's why you'll have to leave)
Say yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah (So don't turn around to see my face)
Don't you turn around
There's no more tears left here for you to see

Was it really worth you going out like that
Tell me boy, see I'm moving on, and I refuse to turn back, yeah
See all of this time I thought I had somebody down for me
It turns out you were making a fool of me, yeah


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So my last thread “This is It*” got a little out of hand. Accusations were thrown out, and I just don’t know what to believe. So, it got me thinking how sometimes we have to rely on our intuition in order to get to the truth. Perhaps, the perfect example of this is the feeling that your partner or spouse is cheating on you. So I decided to blog this one.

In usual Donovan fashion, here are my questions. (I love referring to myself in the third person; it makes me feel superior. Lol) (1) Have you ever suspected your partner’s cheating on you? (2) What gave you the clue(s)? (3) How did you handle it? (4) Did you need proof? (5) Have you ever “cheated” or broke the rules of your relationship? (6) If so, how did it make you feel? (7) Do you think cheating (or contemplating being unfaithful) is a natural part of relationships?

Remember everyone is welcome to share her or his thoughts. Please be mindful that hijacking a blog thread is almost as obnoxious as blogd**king or “trolling” (i.e., deliberately being disruptive for the sake of being provocative at the expense of the blog author). I look forward to your thoughtful and respectful responses. Feel free to share this blog posting with your friends on Facebook and other social networking sites suing the “share” button below.
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Pharaoh

 
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Posted by Pharaoh on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 9:54 PM
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Donovan

 
Yes!  The Pharaoh is back! Thanks for blessing this thread.
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 9:56 PM
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~* Serenity *~

 
I suspected my first husband of cheating all along but could never prove it. The signs: he was accusing me of cheating - with no reason what-so-ever; he was going out with the guys and coming home the next day; more money than was reasonable was being spent... the list goes on. Years after we were through, he finally admitted he'd had several affairs during our marriage. It hurt just as much then as if I'd caught him red-handed while we were still together.

I think if you have suspicions, you should say something. Not necessarily in a totally confrontational way, but ask questions. Don't turn a blind eye just because you have no proof. And if your suspicions are strong enough, find the proof. I, personally, would never cheat on my spouse/boyfriend. I know how much it can hurt you and screw up your head. If you really want it, leave before you take that step.

I think it's natural for anyone in a relationship to find another person attractive and even wonder what it would be like to "be with" them - whether sexually or long term. It matters what you DO about it.
 
Posted by ~* Serenity *~ on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 9:57 PM
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Donovan

 
Be back later to respond this! Thanks for being patient.
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 8:44 PM
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Donovan

 
Thanks Born GuILtY.., Pharaoh, and Joyce for being the first three to show this thread some "part-time lover" love. 
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 9:58 PM
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The Infamous Born GuILty [RSS]

 
No problem. I think cheating is foul no matter who does it , when , or how. I've done it and had it done to me. I agree with another commenter , that it's only natural to think of being with someone more attractive. Who doesn't ? The action is terrible altogether though.
 
Posted by The Infamous Born GuILty [RSS] on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 10:11 PM
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Donovan

 
Thanks Born GuILty [RSS] on for stopping by and sharing your thoughts.  Also, congrats on another Top ranking blog thread.  Man you are a "faithful" blogSTAR on MySpace. 
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:39 PM
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~*~STACEY~*~

 
1. yeah !!!
(2) What gave you the clue(s)? oh um TEXT !!! explicit ones !!
 (3) How did you handle it? no sex & seperation
 (4) Did you need proof? the text where proof plus i talked to her myself (bein brave & all) LOL
(5) Have you ever “cheated” or broke the rules of your relationship? I broke the rules of my relationship when i decided that i was gonna have friends and there the opposite sex.. Meaning its impossiable for me to go around like a nun and only talk to woman.
(6) If so, how did it make you feel? Good ! Because people are allowed to have friends !!!
(7) Do you think cheating (or contemplating being unfaithful) is a natural part of relationships? No its no natural , you gotta  communicate , u cant just cheat everytime something doesnt go your way..


 
Posted by ~*~STACEY~*~ on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 10:10 PM
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~*~STACEY~*~

 
#7 i always that that if someone loved you enough then they would talk to you before they cheated. By cheating to me it means your NOT in love and the respect you had for your spouse is gone b/c you cant even tell them. Naturally when your in love ... cheatin never crosses your mind.  Thats the way i see it .. Bordom sets in marriages but sometimes i think ppl have what they need all along  (love) but they just dont think !!! sorta like....

sometimes people make there spouse responsiable for there happiness when in reality we are responsiable for our own happiness. This is why im comfortable going off and doing my own thing and not going every single place mine went.  I think to make the other person happy we have to be happy with ourselves first...

thats where pointing fingers and blame game starts... B/c a person is hurt not nessarly that there a victim. I think its natural to be hurt from bein cheated on but not natural to be a Victim.

Its natural to be hurt !!

We are Ultimatly responsiable for our own inner peace though ..... even though it doesnt sound fair but thats the truth.
 
Posted by ~*~STACEY~*~ on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 1:55 AM
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~*~STACEY~*~

 
O i forgot ... by what i said i didnt mean that the person you marry shouldnt make you feel happy or be happy . What i mean is ... when things go wrong it can be unhealthy if a person blames themselves or the other person too much.  Meaning we should make ourselves happy when the other person lets us down...
 
Posted by ~*~STACEY~*~ on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 2:35 AM
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Donovan

 
~*~STACEY~*~ ,  my take on this is that if you are going to cheat perpetually throughout a relationship, why be in it?  So I think I agree with many of your points around happiness and accoutability.
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:41 PM
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Donovan

 
Be back later to respond this! Thanks for being patient.
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 8:44 PM
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caprice
Caprice Green

 
Hey Donovan,  really have to think about this one.  I really would like to hear your answer to these questions......
 
Posted by caprice on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 10:20 PM
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Donovan

 
Caprice, see my answers below...by the way, I am waiting on yourzzz!!! Yeah, I said it! lol    
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 8:44 PM
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Cindy
Princess Consuela BananaHammock

 
I think cheating is unacceptable...but on the other hand, I think having thoughts;fantasies, etc about someone outside of a relationship is normal.
 
Posted by Cindy on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 10:26 PM
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Glenn
Glenn wilson

 
  That's precisely why the Bible states that we MUST bring every THOUGHT captive to Christ. In other words, you cannont CHANGE your HEART until you CHANGE your MIND. (thoughts) The flesh is enmity with the spirit - that's the reason a person is to be SPIRITUAL-MINDED and not CARNAL-MINDED. Temptation is Satan's Ace-in-the-hole, and it seldom fails. If you commit adultery in your HEART, you are as gulity as if you had actually committed the deed. That hot iron that sears the flesh that Jesus keeps handy is there for a purpose - to WARN us that we overstepping the bounds.
 
Posted by Glenn on Sunday, December 27, 2009 - 5:53 AM
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Donovan

 
Thanks Cindy for sharing.
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:42 PM
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Paula

 
Cindy -
I agree. I recall even former President Jimmy Carter said something about lusting with his eyes! Nothing wrong with seeing a well-built, hunk any day. Keeps me young. When a young stud who has some heavenly cologne on pass me by on the street - wow!  Maybe I'm more accepting as I get older about cheating. As long as I don't know - what a man does is on him. Of course he needs to not bring anything back home ie. STDs etc. 

And don't have the woman call the house or worse come by! He can end up losing out on a good woman that way. And the worst thing a man can do is make love to his "other woman" in the bed his wife/girlfriend sleeps with him in. That is the huge red flag for me. 
 
 
Posted by Paula on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 6:38 AM
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Cindy
Princess Consuela BananaHammock

 
I always look at it like this; if you can't come home at the end of the day and tell your husband or wife about what you did, you probably shouldn't be doing it. LOL
 
Posted by Cindy on Friday, November 06, 2009 - 4:28 PM
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Trust

 
Of course cheaters always win, that's why I'm a winner.

I love Witney's song though the video is not available this side of the world because
 of territorial restrictions. Anywhere, let me go and cheat I will be back 3moro or so...

 
Posted by Trust on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 - 10:54 PM
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Milla

 
you arn't a winner if you cheat, you are a big time loser, sorry but you are, think about who you have cheated on, be a man and break it off, that is low
 
Posted by Milla on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 6:02 AM
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Trust

 
Hey Milla,

Thanks for your response and your strong views about the subject. I respect and appreciate that! I completely agree with you, cheaters are losers. I meant my comment above to be a joke and not my true reflection of my views. I believe we have to be honest and faithful to those we love with our hearts

Regards and love!

 
Posted by Trust on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 11:13 PM
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Milla

 
kiss to you sweetie xxxx
 
Posted by Milla on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 7:49 PM
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Paula

 
Hey Trust -

I have a different take on the subject. I used to feel strongly about cheaters. Now, not so much. The most important thing is discretion.  The cardinal rule for me is don't get caught.  I personally am too afraid of all these damn diseases out here to cheat.  Also, cheating on someone doesn't mean that the person feels less for the "main one" and I don't think that he loves his main woman less by having a fling. It's variety. Different shapes/different sizes/different fantasies. 

I always have said, In my next life when there are no more STSs/AIDS I would have more fun. 

Had a lot of fun in the 60s & 70s. Life was so different then.  
 
Posted by Paula on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 6:46 AM
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Divinia!

 

Paula:

“I have a different take on the subject. I used to feel strongly about cheaters. Now, not so much. The most important thing is discretion.  The cardinal rule for me is don't get caught.”


This is so weird for me to hear this...it’s almost exactly what I would have said.  I think, that like you, it’s not condoning or saying that cheating is alright to do..duh it’s a no brainer...BUT, life is not black or white , yes or no, right or wrong, in every situation.  No one goes out with the intention to cheat, but sometimes Sh*t happens, and until you personally step in it yourself, you tend to be like I used to be as well...moralistic, judgemental, preacher...not that this is wrong either.  It’s complicated.  Human emotions and interaction is complicated, interesting, multi-faceted, has no man made boundaries, and sometimes even defies logic/ time/space continuum...

It sounds almost callous to say...”just don’t get caught”, and YET...I understand and agree with this statement.  It’s not something you suddenly think one day, or use as an excuse to justify rotten behaviour.  Rather, for me it’s saying “ok..I’ve done the wrong thing here, but lets not unnecessarily drag an innocent person who I actually do love into this.  It took a bit of growing up, and realizing that the world doesn’t revolve around me to understand  this...and yes, sometimes there really ARE things we best just take to the grave with us.

Now, to all the people out there who are ready to hit the reply button, and blast the crap out of me, and say “you shouldn’t get your self into the situation in the first place”...of course this is the best and most logical thing for all concerned.  But sometimes, a 1 time indiscretion is just so not worth the aggro and heartache it causes to the other person. (really)

So..One time indiscresion...if you can get away with it without destroying additional lives...use your 1 time only get out of jail free card.

If you are living with a habitual cheater...pack their bags...sooner rather than later.

If they fall in love with the “other” person...cut them loose even faster.  Are they worth fighting over...do you really need to find out who they love more?....make the decision for them...(easier said than done)


 
Posted by Divinia! on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 11:50 PM
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Donovan

 
Divinia,  great points regarding "habitual" cheaters.  If so want a one-on-one sort of gal or guy, then you need to ditch the career cheater.  Love your response.
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:44 PM
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Gregory

 
There'll be no blasting from me! 

I respect anyone's honest feelings here... we all have different lives and different strokes.
 
Posted by Gregory on Friday, November 06, 2009 - 2:42 AM
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Divinia!

 
I'll stop hiding now...lol
I wrote a rather lengthy reply on your latest blog...indulging again.

 
Posted by Divinia! on Friday, November 06, 2009 - 5:40 AM
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Catherine

 
Someone sounds a little bitter! “Judge not lest be Judged” 

 
Posted by Catherine on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 7:12 PM
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Milla

 
are you talking to me, if you are look at it this way, would yu like some one to come along and fuck your partner, now that would be funny would it not, i dont think so, it dosn't make it right, open relationship or not, lack of morals
 
Posted by Milla on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 7:47 PM
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Catherine

 
Milla, “Yes” I was talking to you and maybe you should have read a few more comments before, even posting this response. Because yes I have been cheated on and no it doesn’t feel good. But I kind of looked at it like this “my partner fucked someone else” the other persons actions are not of importance since I was not in a committed relationship with the other person.

“Yes” I was taking up for Trust, because I remember his apologizing to the world many times over when he cheated, his pain and guilt was all to apparent.
But how much guilt should we carry, how long should our punishment last for being “human” I have lived a long time and as of yet I have not found the perfect human.
Cheating may not be an admirable action to partake in but does it necessarily make the person who did the cheating a bad person?

There are many reasons why a person decides to engage in relationships outside of their commitment. Those reason don’t mean that there is something wrong with the person they are committed to, nor does it mean they don’t love the person they are committed to.
It usually means there is something lacking, that they are looking for and sometimes else where is where they think it is. And that does not make that person a bad person.

The betrayal of your spouse having sex with another doesn’t feel good. But that doesn’t mean there is something wrong with you. So I wouldn’t take it personal or let it linger. Because when you do it follows you around like a bad odor and prevents the development of what could be a loving fulfilling relationship.

I would rather be the fool who loved and lost, then to have not been given the opportunity to have loved at all.

There are lots of terrible things in life that can happen to us as individuals and being cheated on even though it didn’t feel good, is not at the top of my list, sorry.

By the way, What exactly is an open relationship? Is that where you have sex with each other, but your not really committed, creating or growing in a united goal driven direction, and since there is nothing but sex between you, it’s ok to have sex else where. Like friends with benefits?
 

 
Posted by Catherine on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 2:28 AM
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Milla

 

Catherine, we all have our relationship problems, trust me we do, The person that is doing the cheating has the problem, its not the person that is being cheated on, their problems arise when they find out, trust issues can never really be repaired.

 

Infinitely is a issue of morals, just because people are doing it- doesn’t make it correct, wisdom of action has to be accounted for Catherine, and know I am not a bitter person, I see through eyes that have a moral reasonability to my partner, my friends and colleagues, and Catherine if something isn’t working, common decency of being honest with a person should stop the deceiving unfaithfulness of people morals.   

 

Catherine open relationship are when two people are in a so called relationship, and agree that having outside partners is an ok thing to do- tacky, tacky, tacky.


 
Posted by Milla on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 8:03 PM
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Catherine

 
 
(1) Have you ever suspected your partner’s cheating on you?
No but he was cheating, lol.
(2) What gave you the clue(s)?
His phone accidentally called my phone while he was having sex with her. The accident happened when she hit #1 on his phone that in return called my phone.
(3) How did you handle it?
I listened for a few minutes, before I figured out what was going on. Cried, Recovered, Flew to Texas, changed the locks on the doors, packed his shit and put it on the curb. Things happened rapidly, that way there could be no chance of his changing my mind.
(4) Did you need proof?
Do you mean did he still try to weasel his way out of it. “Yes“ he did. He swore he lost his phone "temporarly" and somewhere B/T the lost and found I recieved that call from an unknown phone finder/user/returner.  
(5) Have you ever “cheated” or broke the rules of your relationship?
Unfortunately “No” I was waiting for him to give me the get out of prison free card.
(6) If so, how did it make you feel?
About 10 days after the devastating event listed above. I got involved and although separated form him, for some reason it was still viewed as my cheating. I suppose it was since the divorce was not final. And since I had cheated also, this meant in his mind and the minds of the family, we could reconcile and work it out. But what I felt was “for sure I didn’t want him back”
(7) Do you think cheating (or contemplating being unfaithful) is a natural part of relationships?
I think it is a natural part of a relationship to contemplate being unfaithful.
Monogamy is man made, or woman made. Not nature made.
I do feel that a married couple should try and remain monogamous, especially when children are involved. It makes the environment more conducive to raising a family. Children need a loving, trustful, relaxed, harmonious atmosphere.
I believe in protecting family. That’s why at one time I had a sign on my door “no married men allowed without spouse” I had a room mate that did not respect the value of family and cheated with a married man in my house. I took offense to this, because I feel that unless a man is divorced it is our jobs as women to help protect his children by saying “NO”
And even if you don’t have children trust is important and for some reason Monogamy helps maintain trust. Men are as territorial as Women! I feel as long as you give me the freedom to be me, I will maintain your territory, as inclusively yours. 
That is if you are keeping your territory well maintained. If trash is building up or you are letting weeds grow in your territory, then you may be subject to a fine and if the problem continues, eviction may be inevitable .
It's all written in the invisible Nature made contract! 

 
Posted by Catherine on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 12:20 AM
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Donovan

 
This may be my favorite response so far; I meant to respond days ago. I re-read this again...and loved how you dealt with your situation. Thanks for the honesty. This is why I look forward to all of your responses!
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:49 PM
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Catherine

 
Sorry, I've been absent for day also, but I see it's still hot in D's Land!
 
Posted by Catherine on Sunday, November 15, 2009 - 11:21 PM
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Terry
Terry Mykes

 
Thanks for the tip!
 
Posted by Terry on Sunday, November 08, 2009 - 2:38 AM
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Catherine

 
Your Welcome, Any Time!

 
Posted by Catherine on Sunday, November 15, 2009 - 11:19 PM
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Divinia!

 

Catherine:

I think it is a natural part of a relationship to contemplate being unfaithful.

Monogamy is man made, or woman made. Not nature made.

I do feel that a married couple should try and remain monogamous,

 

Once again...exactly something I would have said.  This kind of statement is never made willy nilly.  Nor is it a sign that someone thinks it is OK for people to go and shoot it into the breeze when ever they get the urge, or need an attention hit...but let’s face it...there is nothing better than knowing someone out there wants you.

 It’s obvious to me that Catherine has seen two sides of the story, and has put her hurt and anger aside long enough to Explore and think about the darker sides of human nature, and rather than be quick to judge people, she has understood that we are sometimes controlled (don’t actually like the word controlled, but can’t find better one right now) by forces of nature, and chemistry and pheromones and body language and natural mating rituals that ensure the survival of our spieces.  Some people are just better at being faithful than others...and gender has absolutely nothing to do with this...both males and females can be predators and deceitful...and more often than not, (which has already been mentioned), there are underlying reasons for this behaviour.  Most  people simply go to extraordinary lengths to not get caught. I think most people would be surprised at just how much cheating occurs...and usually it’s by the ones you least expect!


 
Posted by Divinia! on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 11:54 PM
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Catherine

 
Your right I was involved in a long term relationship and I was totally faithful. There were times that I wanted to step over that line but never did. What kept me faithful was not him, it was me, I had taken a vow and intended to be good to my word. But believe me the trash built up and the weeds were taking over. But, I knew that once that line was crossed the progress of over 20 years would be lost and it was.
But your also right that I have been in a monogamous relationship that had no long term expectations. It was a very good relationship, we didn’t live together under the same roof, but that was the only difference in our relationship, and my years of marriage. That and the sex was much better. Then one day he brought up the question of where is this going to, because I feel the need for security, how else can we grow.
In reality there is a thing called “Serial Monogamy” and that is when we are monogamous due to love, to maybe several different people during our life times. Which is all ok, until we get to the part of creation and growth. Like buying a home together or starting a business, getting a pet, little things that have long term expectations.
Monogamy a double edged sword!

 
Posted by Catherine on Friday, November 06, 2009 - 2:08 AM
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Divinia!

 
Spot on Catherine.  I wish I had the answers.  I bet everyone does.
How do we stay in long term relationships, and continue to grow and evolve as an individual.
Some people are in their relationships for all the wrong reasons...and love has verry little to do with it.  I think that when we look at the person we are with and can honour and respect their individuality, and not have a relationship based in "fear of losing them"...we may be onto something.  But when we feel that we are changing, and that the person we are with is resisting or even sabbotaging our change, then that's when we look elsewhere for reassurance.
It's not easy, and I think we are lucky if we can find someone who understands that change is going to be an inevitable part of a long term relationship.  Some people can cope with this.  Many are too scared, and don't like to see their partners empower themselves, find new interests...they look at it as a threat, and some people will put up with toxicity rather than face uncertainty.  I've done that too.

 
Posted by Divinia! on Friday, November 06, 2009 - 5:53 AM
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Donovan

 
Be back later to respond this! Thanks for being patient.
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 8:41 PM
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~*~STACEY~*~

 
Catherine .. your number 6 awnser always makes me think... I mean when someone has been cheated on & the other person moves on ... The divorce isnt final but why do ppl look down on this?
 
Posted by ~*~STACEY~*~ on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 1:42 AM
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Catherine

 
Stacy, I think peoples outlook on marriage is still a bit old fashioned.
In the past when men cheated, it was expected and ok in the society rule book.
Wives knew but did nothing or pretend it wasn’t happening. The main reason for this was women were dependent on the man for family income. She turned her head bared her pain as if nothing happened and the marriage continued.
But if a woman cheated it was completely unacceptable by societies rules, because decent wives and mothers did not cheat. Women who had sex with men outside of marriage were considered unacceptable within decent society.
So people basically lived unhappy lives that were based on lies for image purposes.
Today women are independent and so is our thought process. But in the eyes of many the old fashioned way still exists as far as family is concerned and we as women are suppose to want to work it out, no matter the cost to ourselves.

 
Posted by Catherine on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 7:06 PM
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~*~STACEY~*~

 
This is how my grandma was and a lot of my family members were like this. I must be a rebel b/c i wouldnt seem to care to be be with a diff man before my divorce got final. I just think moving along seems to be better then living a lie.

Thanks for awnserin ,,,, i didnt know what the big deal was ?
 
Posted by ~*~STACEY~*~ on Thursday, November 05, 2009 - 12:34 AM
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Gregory

 
1.) I've had 2 relationships in the past where I knew immediately.
2.) I could literally "see" it. Maybe I'm just a good observer.
3.) The first time, I swallowed my pride - BUT when an opportunity arrived to turn the table (and it did with a foxy young thing!), I took full advantage. The second time I was a little older, and ended the relationship then and there. No time for shenanigans.
4.) No.
5.) No. If I was exclusive with somebody, I honored it.
6.) Well, if it was a casual relationship, I did whatever Nature intended - it's why some folk don't marry. Nowadays, this is all moot point.
7.) No. Fantasy is a big part of life, and a healthy sex life requires a little imagination. But personally, I only fantasize about my wife. We are soulmates, and the last 13 years is just the beginning. That's not to say I don't find other women attractive or sexy - hell, sometimes I meet a woman where I know our chemicals are lined up, but who could even hold a candle next to Missus? I could confidently say that she feels the same way about myself.

Our 2 beautiful children are living proof.

 
Posted by Gregory on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 4:18 AM
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Donovan

 
Gregory, man you are like my hero!!!!  I love this statement: "No time for shenanigans." Now, that's real talk. 
 
Posted by Donovan on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 - 5:51 PM
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Donovan

 
Be back later to respond this! Thanks for being patient.
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 8:41 PM
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just some bitch...

 
My ex husband cheated on me and it became the biggest fucking nightmare -- I won't get into it on here - but I had no clue - 3 yrs together - nothing.. then a year after we got married - one night, shit happens, I guess...  Should have left his ass then before we had kids, lol
 
Posted by just some bitch... on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 4:45 AM
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Donovan

 
just some bitch... , thanks for sharing...sometimes we have to go through things before we can truly appreciated them.
 
Posted by Donovan on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 6:42 PM
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Milla

 
when a prson cheats on another, the relationship is over- you have broken the trust, dont know if it can ever really be fixed.

have i cheated on the man i love- no.

would i cheat on him, no

i love him so dearly, when you love another, you dont hurt that person, ever
 
Posted by Milla on Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 6:06 AM
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