Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Dear Other Woman - Here are some truths

Why would a single woman want to get "involved" (I use the term loosely) with a married man? Why would you want the crumbs from my table - does so little attention and pseudo affection make you feel worthy and complete? Does receiving that attention from a married man think you are something so special? You are not special. You are the worst form of conniving cheating female that my husband ever had the misfortune to find under the slimy stone he rolled over.

Marriage is tough. If you get involved with a married man you only get one side of the story - his. First and foremost he was trying to get into your pants, so he would have told you anything you wanted to hear. If he seriously wanted the complications of a relationship of any sort he would have stayed at home and worked on his marriage.
He wanted no-strings attached sex from whoever he could get it from, whenever he was travelling with his job, when he felt "lonely". In this case,the only available option was you.

No matter what he told you, or what you managed to fabricate in your deluded pea-like brain - we were still making love all during the time you were trying to get him to commit to you. We have a great sex life and none of that diminished at all during his affair.

Despite you we still did lots of things together, we were connected and we were planning our future together. In other words, as far as we are both concerned, you did not feature.

I would love to have been a fly on the wall to hear the lies he told you so he could get in your pants - hear this now:

He did not fancy you particularly
He thinks you are a spoilt brat
He thinks you are moody and manipulative
He realises that you are not professional in your work
He sees you for what you are - a low-life loser

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