It's not even OP's business. Leave it up to your FIL's "KIDS"(remember you're not his child) to tell him or not. Im wondering why OP thinks it's up to him....you're not part of the family.
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12-24-2010, 10:12 PM #271"If you love someone set them Free. If they come back, set em on Fire." Then repeat as needed or until they stop screaming...
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12-24-2010, 10:21 PM #272
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12-25-2010, 06:37 AM #274
remember, i was advocating privacy until half the damn family found out. not its insulting. furthermore, you should be embarassed to lecture me about marriage being between the two of them when the whore has obviously let atleast 1 other in! shes lost that right when she let other people in. period. furthermore your nothing but the typical beta feminized man. picking and choosing what vows he takes seriously and what ones he throws out. you epitimize everything thats gone wrong with american society. i dont blame you, based on the family values you are sharing with us, you obviously had really ****ty parents. please, for the sake of us all, dont have children. its christmas, your present is my permission to stop embarassing yourself. i'm done embarassing you......
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12-25-2010, 06:43 AM #275
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12-25-2010, 06:55 AM #276
call the whore out, let her family know she is a worthless cheating slut!
grignasty:
-sitting at the stage with stripper in front of me doggie style (she was on all fours ass facing me)
-I got to tip her but with the dollar in a closed fist and end up punching her in her vagina
-Stripper turns to my friend and says "Hey your friend is getting alittle rowdy, he just punch me in the twat"
-I turn to the same friend and say "It gets what it deserves, I'm doing God's work"
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12-25-2010, 07:08 AM #277
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12-25-2010, 07:12 AM #278
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Has it occurred to anyone that the father probably already knows? He knows they are divorcing and I am pretty sure the soon to be ex husband has talked to the father at least once since they decided to get a divorce... Father is probably just keeping quit thinking everyone else doesn't know and is possibly ashamed to talk about it with everyone.
Jakes on yall.
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12-25-2010, 07:41 AM #279
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You're obviously taking this personally, which, I don't know why, whereas I'm not. Jakes on you.
Embarrassed me? Hardly. You've said nothing to me to would even remotely resemble the word.
It's funny you believe just because SOME know, ALL have to know. Lulz. How stupid does that sound? "Hey, Jimmy knows, so we gotta tell Sara or it's gonna hurt her feelings!" "No, wait, let's tell dad first because he's the HEAD OF THE FAMILY AND WE OWE IT TO HIM!"
Yeeeeah, that sh** is fukcing retarded. All I said is, nobody owes the father any type of explanation. He's not ENTITLED to know the x, y and z's of their relationship, and even if something like this came out, if it gets back to him, fine, it not, it won't. All that other jibber jabber you're talking, cancel that sh**.
Picking and choosing what vows I take seriously? Really? You somehow got all my personal info and intricate details of my marriage based on THIS conversation? Wow, your telepathy is amazing. Tell us more Dr. Sciene, please.....
If I'm somehow "beta" to you because I believe that the father is not entitled to anything here, fine, I'll be beta. Your personal feelings towards me mean sh** to me honestly.
Lulz @ trying to take pot shots at me. Someone's mad, someone's realllllly mad.Last edited by YIAMSOMEBODY; 12-25-2010 at 07:49 AM.
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12-25-2010, 07:46 AM #280
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As a father I would be pissed if everybody in the family was keeping secrets from me, I would have some respect for my son in-law if he told me. Don't use that lame excuse that the past few months have been rough, I'm sure the father can handle it.
Yes I do have a daughter and she better have more common sense then cheating on a military man, especially since her daddy is in the military. Neither one of my children better not be little cheating, lying scumbags.
Yes this is typical behavior of military spouses and it's hard to prove your spouse is being honest when your gone 1 to 2 years at a time, can't focus on this crap when your overseas. You have more important stuff to do.
TELL THE FATHER OP IF U HAVEN'T, THAT IS BS MOVE THAT THE REST OF THE FAMILY is DOING.USAF
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12-25-2010, 07:57 AM #281
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12-25-2010, 08:07 AM #284
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12-25-2010, 08:17 AM #287
well, someday when your wife cheats on you. its my sincere hope that no body tells you because "its their marriage, and not our place to tell". because based on your logic, thats what you would do. strong morals brah. and my comment about taking vows seriously was based on the your statement where you said that you didnt consider your two families to be one. those words are included in any marriage ceremony. i personally was very close with my inlaws. i carried my father in law to his grave as a pal bearer (sp). her grand pa was closer to me than my own. i'm sorry its not that way for you, i feel badly that you were raised so poorly.
as far as mad, i'm mad at the world when it comes to things like this. i'm mad women get to cheat on their husbands (ESPECIALLY MILITARY MEN) and get away scot free. men like you are part of the problem because you enable it. maybe your wife will give you your balls back for christmas this year. go bolt them on before you post again, you'll be amazed how different you feel....
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12-25-2010, 09:05 AM #288
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*tsk tsk tsk*, kid, you're killing me here. I said "IT'S NOBODY'S BUSINESS" is what I said. If my wife were to cheat on me and someone knew about it, you seriously think I have a right to be mad at the person WHO DIDN'T CHEAT, BUT KNEW BECAUSE MY WIFE TOLD THEM, or MY WIFE? I mean, fukc, let's apply a little bit of logic here. I can't fault anyone, relative or not for staying quiet. It's not their place to tell me, or even be involved in the matter, so if I don't know, or find out on my own from my wife, then I'm surely not gonna say, "Goddamn you man! You knew all this time and didn't tell me!".
That's absurd.
People stay out of sh** for their own personal reasons. Regardless if it's a relationship or just some in general type sh**.
I think what you need to do is actually quote whatever it is you want to point out specificially and go from there. You're confusing the fukc out of me and yourself.
And for the record, I don't consider my wife's family to be a part of MY family. OUR marriage has NOTHING to do with her family. I don't owe them anything, they don't owe me anything, nor am I bound to THEM. I married their sister/daughter/cousin(whatever she is to that person) and that's it. That's about as far as it goes with that.
Do I have relationships with my in laws? Of course. My father in law and I are actually VERY good friends. And my wife and mother are VERY close as well. So, try again before you take pot shots brah.
Smh @ me being an enabler. Show me, anywhere in any of my posts where I've condoned her actions. She's wrong, without a doubt. I hope he takes her to court, wins and if they have kids, gets custody.
All I said and have been saying is, whatever issues they are dealing with as a unit, that's between them. If the info is out, nobody HAS to know just because they're (_______fill in title).
You're too emotional. Go pat your pussy and come back when you can actually use LESS emotion and more logic. I'll be around......I'm at work for the next 12 hours."ERMUHGAWD Crew"
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12-25-2010, 09:56 AM #289
Well that's the difference between you and me. I ended a 15 year friendship with the guy who was the best man at my wedding because he didn't tell me about my ex wife cheating (technically not cheating, long story). I have pride and dignity and I put self respect above everything else in life because at the end of the day only you have to sleep with what you do. I for one could never sleep with that on my conscience.
You enable a cheater by not ratting them out. Period. Just as the law deems you an accessory to theft if you witness it or have knowledge of it and don't turn the person in. Wrong is wrong.
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12-25-2010, 10:07 AM #290
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Sooooo, get rid of a lifelong buddy because your whore of a wife did something wrong and he didn't tell you? Right, gotcha.
And you don't enable a cheater by not telling on them. You really think anything you say will seriously stop them from doing what they want? There are TONS of variables as to why a person cheats. And that's not condoning their actions, I'm just saying, SOME people have reasons they feel are legit for stepping out.
Maybe the cheatee knows about it and overlooks it....
Maybe they don't want to believe it's happening...
Maybe......
TONS of reasons.
Again, not your place or mine to deal with 2 people and their relationship. I have my own problems and issues to deal with, so adding another set to that will weigh me down. Maybe you can take on that load and try to Dr. Phil everyone, but I certainly won't. It's not needed."ERMUHGAWD Crew"
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12-25-2010, 10:36 AM #291
right.....
so you'd let your buddy walk around humiliated and not even knowing why. you sound like a great friend. its not taking on a load, or doctor philing someone. its being a decent human being and a friend. it takes 2 minutes to tell them, and then MAYBE another 30 minutes talking to them about it and being there for them. do you even know what it means to be a good friend? the more you write, the more you sound like a sociopath.
edit: its not about stoping the cheater, its about letting the partner know so he's not publicly humiliated any longer. some people feel rascism is correct. some people dismember bodies in their basement for fun, and sure, some people feel justified in their whoring. point of fact, they are wrong. period. there is never a reason to cheat once your married.Last edited by DocHol1day; 12-25-2010 at 10:41 AM.
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12-25-2010, 11:08 AM #292
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12-25-2010, 11:12 AM #294
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Listen man, I know it may be really hard to understand others and their way of doing things from your mountain palace on Good Deed Mountain, but when you come back to reality for a minute, you'll see that everyone isn't like you.
Just because a person tells someone their significant other is cheating, or MAY BE cheating, doesn't necessarily mean it'll go in their favor. The friend could turn on you, the accused will almost certainly deny it and try to turn their partner against you, so it's not always going to be a sure thing.
As previously stated, the cheatee is more than likely handed signs that the other is cheating, or some may be awry, so when the news comes, it's not always a shocker. There are some cases when it's completely new to that person, but a good number of the time, they can see it coming.
You're trying to make yourself out to be Moral Orel here brah. Cut that sh** out. There's no indecency in saying, "It's none of my business, I choose to not be involved, friend or not".
Lulz @ sociopath. Really? Again, your telepathy is astounding. How you came up with that diagnosis based on this one topic alone is mind boggling. Mind = gangbanged."ERMUHGAWD Crew"
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12-25-2010, 11:24 AM #295
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12-25-2010, 11:26 AM #296
Why are people comparing the father of the SIL to a friend. 2 totally different things and relationships. What exactly will the OP gain from the telling the dad? A pat on the head? LOL. He needs to find something else to worry about. And some people are taking things wayyy tooo personally. Its not about your cheating ex-wife or your bff's wife cheating on him. It's about some other person's marriage. LOL
"If you love someone set them Free. If they come back, set em on Fire." Then repeat as needed or until they stop screaming...
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