Delilah’s Dilemma: Talk In Love Not Shove
What's the best thing to do if you discover a friend's husband is having an affair? Should you tell him you know? Tell his wife? Delilah has some strong words for Mary.
What's the best thing to do if you discover a friend's husband is having an affair? Should you tell him you know? Tell his wife? Delilah has some strong words for Mary.
What would you do if you walked into a drug store and found the person you are married to shopping with the person they are currently sleeping with? Well, it probably depends on what your philandering spouse has in their shopping basket.
In the case of Dawn Elaine Barran of Port St. Lucie, FL, she grabbed a carton of ice cream from her husband. Then, after loudly arguing with him about the whole “other woman” thing, she began beating him with the frozen dessert.
A good amount of time and energy on the internet is spent by folks trying to make some sort of romantic connection.
Many of these relationship never make it offline, but they can be intense, nonetheless.
One of my favorite reality TV shows is Cheaters. If you suspect infidelty in your relationship, Cheaters may be able to help. If you'd like to expose a cheater in your life, Liarscheatersrus.com may give you relief also. How about this? Former Connecticut prosecutor Matt Couloute Jr. has filed suit against an ex-girlfriend who listed him on Liarscheatersrus.com, a website that warns women about men who lie and cheat in their personal relationships. If you Google Couloute, the listing is the first thing that pops up!
When it comes to male infidelity the stories and resources of information are plenty. Since men are stereotyped as emotionally irresponsible and unable to control their physical urges, there are countless books, studies, and discussions on why men cheat on their wives or girlfriends.
But where are all the conversations about female infidelity? Don’t they cheat too?
Your guy's got a friend's bachelor party coming up and you're a little worried there might be temptation there for him to cheat. Listen to this, it turns out he's more likely to cheat at the friend's wedding than the bachelor party!
Is it possible to forgive a cheater? That question seems to always pop up on the gossip sites. Could you?