Friday, April 17, 2009
Not afraid to say sorry
In my 20 year marriage I made my mistakes but they were with money and being somewhat emotionally unavailable at times depending on the situation. There is one question I can answer with confidence that I have never cheated on my wife. Angela could never say that because the 1st time she cheated was while I was in the military stationed in El Paso, TX. Angela was with a guy then but I guess that wasn't enough so she tried the lesbian route and I guess it worked. She was never really into anything fun. She was like her dad who is very stern and have not much of a personality. It is all about the money and hold things over your head and never saying "SORRY". She never said that word because for some reason she thinks she's better than everyone else. I took responsibility for my actions and accepted the consequences that come with those actions. Angela still denies her affair after my 18 y/o daughter saw them kissing and now that Mya has moved into my house 2 days after I was arrested and they are sleeping in the same bed now. Mya's appearance is like having a 5' tall pear shaped mexican lesbian who's ass is as wide as the door opening to the house. That may be a bitter comment but that is what Angela left me for. The funny thing Mya work for a urologist office and works with penises all day. My kids just go with the flow and try not to spent to much time at home to witness the type of behavior.
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Nice that you publicly disrespect the man that saved your financial ass on more than one ocassion. Your continued references to being "all about the money" might work better if it was about demanding vacations and fun and stuff rather than paying the bills. But aren't you taking a cruise with your new family soon? Never considered that for your old family, did you? You have never taken responsibility for your actions. You may start out that way, but by the end of the sentence it is somebody else's fault. You get a speeding ticket after buying a video game system for your son, with him standing there to see you buy it. Then you return it to "teach him a lesson" when he had been making efforts to do well. Valuable lesson that he hasn't forgotten, I'm sure. Your desire to create some dramatic affair scenario rather than accept the fact that the marriage had been falling apart with each job you lost, each promise you broke, each time you chose to sit in front of the TV or computer instead of taking care of some responsibility further supports your statement of accepting the consequences and taking responsibility for your actions. And to criticize someone's appearance... people living in glass houses should not throw stones.
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