I appreciate that.
I left that open because I knew that someone would be dumb enough to bite on it. I guess that someone would be you.
No an old girlfriend and a close friend had her husband do that to her after fifteen years of marriage.
After laying in bed for about six weeks, she took a hand full of pills and killed herself.
Of course he left the second one and moved on to another, but you can still find the sorry SOB sitting next to number three — grinning like a monkey — every Sunday in church.
And that is exactly the type of sorry bastard you a defending with your little smart ass remark. And that is the same type of worthless SOB that you are wanting to put in the White House.
I wonder how many people you offended?
And I wonder how many of those people have decided not to vote for Gingrich because of you?
“And that is exactly the type of sorry bastard you a defending with your little smart ass remark. And that is the same type of worthless SOB that you are wanting to put in the White House.”
Sorry about your girlfriend, but as man who has been married for 43 years to the same woman, I’ll stand by my smart ass remark.
It takes two people to make a marriage, and it also takes two to destroy one. There are of course exceptions to this, but I’ve found in life that people pretty much treat you the way you treat them. This is also true in marriage - only amplified.
Marriages don’t end before a judge, by the time it gets to that point the marriage is already over. Not necessarily over to the point that it can’t be fixed, but over, none-the-less...
“Taking care of business in the bedroom” perhaps is simplistic, because there is a lot of reasons a marriage can fall apart, but sex is by far the single most intense focal point.
Your friend’s marriage was over long before he cheated on her... Sorry that’s just the way it is, it doesn’t matter which party strays - and it’s about equal male or female.
When more than half the couples in this country split up, singling out Newt for having multiple relationships is disingenuous. He’s more “normal” in that respect than someone like me, who’s only had one.
To quote my mom who would have turned 100 this past July, “it takes two to tango”.