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The biggest cunt/bint I ever met is Autumn Walsh on FB. Feel free to send the bitch horrible messages. She's back with her baby's daddy. The smelly fuck

Is it that Drew Bertram guy? If so, I remember seeing a pic of him on Facebook where he was wearing a girl's sweater or something, and thinking "what a phag." He looks like he could be friends with LRD (too bad you weren't around back in his UM glory days).

Here's the guy that my sister-in-law cheated with, and now lives with. What a hunk!!!!
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I know my brother's not a stud, himself. But damn, at least he doesn't look retarded.
 
fuck, looks like my fam is in the same predicament. my sis-in-law just told my wife's brother she is leaving him.
big fucking drama is ensuing. they've been together for 14 years or so.
 
They could at least wait until the child is a teen and be able to understand his own emotional reaction. A "fuck you, Mom!" is much easier than dealing with feelings of loss and rejection for most of his childhood.

~ dorian gray, psychologist
 
yeah and i'm sure it does nothing to your emotional well being when your parents hate each other but just won't stop living together

geez
 
It really is a shame. In my age range I only know one married couple that considers themselves to be in a good/happy relationship. If I expand the age range to include people in their late 40s, I can think of a few but all of them have been divorced and remarried. Of course this only pertains to couples I know so the group I'm pulling from is extremely limited, but still. If you're unhappy in your relationship and have children, they will suffer no matter what path you take. Either way (stay or leave), I think most would benefit from some sort of counseling. At a minimum it provides additional tools for coping and helping the children live lives free of any chance they may feel they are somehow responsible.
 
can't we as society just agree that lifelong contractual sexual exclusivity and financial partnership is not the right way to live?
 
Gotta remember that there are a lot of marriages that DO work as well, and a lot of benefits to those that do.

I might agree that exclusivity for life isn't healthy for anyone, but some people at the very least make it work with very positive results.
 

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I will kill any of the aforementioned people if you in turn acquire one of these and send it to me. :lol:
 
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