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It's probably going to be something that will always bother you in one way or another I know it does for me, I just try not to think about it (easier said than done).

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XUL said:

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It's probably going to be something that will always bother you in one way or another I know it does for me, I just try not to think about it (easier said than done).

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Or justify your greater constitution over her lack of.

In the long run you will be a better person. Right?

It is what I used to tell myself in order to feel better. And then eventually I did become a better person. And now everytime I hear about her I feel so sorry for her pitiful life.

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I think the exact same thing about my bitch ex.

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She is officially in a relationship with someone else on Facebook! A 2 year relationship in which we live together, and she is seeing someone else before she even moves out. What the FUCK! I didn't even know for a good month after, as she never told me. We were still talking, and I was still helping her out with the occasional ride here and there (she doesn't have a car), she would even still call me "babe" and act like she still loves me.

So a month after she moves out, I am drinking with some friends. Somehow she comes up in the conversation, and one of my friends mentions how ridiculous it is that she is already in a relationship. I am confused as to what they are talking about (I blocked her on Facebook), and they show me her Facebook. Literally a DAY after moving her out, she is official with someone else. Reading all the comments between them enraged me like nothing else. The breakup has been hard enough for me, and having to see all these relationship comments between them just drove me crazy.

FUCKING crazy women.

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Women's total lack of loyalty and treacherous tendencies are surprising to you?

Women are like monkeys, they won't let go of an old vine until they're sure they have a good grip on a new one.

Don't worry though, that new dude she is dating will suffer the same fate. Then she'll wind up 45, after riding the cock carousel, alone, with hundreds of cats, and wonder how it all happened.

Meanwhile you'll be sailing the Caribbean with some gorgeous women chillin sippin champagne on your yacht in the sun.

Don't worry my friend, you have just learned what an evil slut you were dating, and you are better off now for it.

I learned the same thing and thank my LUCKY FREAKIN STARS I didn't get her pregnant.

Anonymous said:

Whenever my ex and I were having an argument, she would go out with her girlfriends and meet a new guy... After I broke up with her, she called me about a week later and asked if I could give her a ride home from some random dudes house after she slept there. A couple weeks after, she moved to another state.... and not even 3 months later, she got MARRIED to another random guy. I would be lying to say that this stuff doesnt hurt me from time to time:(

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Bassfreak said:

Anonymous said:

Whenever my ex and I were having an argument, she would go out with her girlfriends and meet a new guy... After I broke up with her, she called me about a week later and asked if I could give her a ride home from some random dudes house after she slept there. A couple weeks after, she moved to another state.... and not even 3 months later, she got MARRIED to another random guy. I would be lying to say that this stuff doesnt hurt me from time to time:(

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lol PLEASE tell me you did not give her a ride home

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Bassfreak said:

haha divine intervention

5 shrooms for you lol

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koods said:

A few years ago, I began to suspect my boyfriend, let's call him dbag, of 9 years, was lying about his plans for the upcoming weekend - spending the night at his parents and helping them with yard work in the morning.. At about 4 in the afternoon, I called and asked him when he would be home. He said 5. I knew his passwords and decided to look at his email. I found a series of letters from someone, lets call him ahole, he had met recently, and had spent the previous weekend with - I thought he was in NYC with his parents and sister. He was planning on spending the night with him, not at his parents.

When he got home, I confronted him. He got mad that I had gone into his email account. I got mad that he was trying to avoid to real problem. He stormed out of the house. I have not spoken to him since. This all went down in less than two hours on a Friday afternoon.

Sunday morning, my friend called me (actually my ex-boyfriend) and asked me if I had been on Facebook since the confrontation. He knew I was trying to get in touch with dbag. I said no. He said he was coming over.

He brought up dbag's Facebook page, and told me that he changed his relationship status. I assumed he meant that dbag had changed his status to "single"

He then read it to me: "Dbag is now in a relationship with ahole."

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topdog82 said:

koods said:

A few years ago, I began to suspect my boyfriend, let's call him dbag, of 9 years, was lying about his plans for the upcoming weekend - spending the night at his parents and helping them with yard work in the morning.. At about 4 in the afternoon, I called and asked him when he would be home. He said 5. I knew his passwords and decided to look at his email. I found a series of letters from someone, lets call him ahole, he had met recently, and had spent the previous weekend with - I thought he was in NYC with his parents and sister. He was planning on spending the night with him, not at his parents.

When he got home, I confronted him. He got mad that I had gone into his email account. I got mad that he was trying to avoid to real problem. He stormed out of the house. I have not spoken to him since. This all went down in less than two hours on a Friday afternoon.

Sunday morning, my friend called me (actually my ex-boyfriend) and asked me if I had been on Facebook since the confrontation. He knew I was trying to get in touch with dbag. I said no. He said he was coming over.

He brought up dbag's Facebook page, and told me that he changed his relationship status. I assumed he meant that dbag had changed his status to "single"

He then read it to me: "Dbag is now in a relationship with ahole."

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So if he was gay, then he was discovering himself and experimenting. Just don't take it personally

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koods said:

topdog82 said:

koods said:

A few years ago, I began to suspect my boyfriend, let's call him dbag, of 9 years, was lying about his plans for the upcoming weekend - spending the night at his parents and helping them with yard work in the morning.. At about 4 in the afternoon, I called and asked him when he would be home. He said 5. I knew his passwords and decided to look at his email. I found a series of letters from someone, lets call him ahole, he had met recently, and had spent the previous weekend with - I thought he was in NYC with his parents and sister. He was planning on spending the night with him, not at his parents.

When he got home, I confronted him. He got mad that I had gone into his email account. I got mad that he was trying to avoid to real problem. He stormed out of the house. I have not spoken to him since. This all went down in less than two hours on a Friday afternoon.

Sunday morning, my friend called me (actually my ex-boyfriend) and asked me if I had been on Facebook since the confrontation. He knew I was trying to get in touch with dbag. I said no. He said he was coming over.

He brought up dbag's Facebook page, and told me that he changed his relationship status. I assumed he meant that dbag had changed his status to "single"

He then read it to me: "Dbag is now in a relationship with ahole."

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So if he was gay, then he was discovering himself and experimenting. Just don't take it personally

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He's gay, the other dude is gay, my other ex is gay, I'm gay. Everyone in this story is a gay dude.

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