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Old 02-24-2010, 08:47 AM
 
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Yes, but you still had every right to decide you didn't want her as a GF. I'm guessing by "hadn't been a saint", you possibly slept with her then later decided not to date?
No, we didn't have sex.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:05 AM
 
Location: My Private Island
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I know somebody like this.

A man who is almost 40.

In his very early 20s, this guy had a girl he was crazy about. He loved her. AND?.... she cheated on him. But he wanted to give her a chance, and when she asked for forgiveness, he forgave her... only for her to cheat again and then to dump him.

Afterwards he became a callous man who has used many women for sex. He's bragged about his sexual conquests, about he even seduced former employees in his business, etc.
This was my point exactly! Sometimes, good people do things out of character because they are hurt. Just because they are "good" doesn't exempt them from being human and as humans....we are all flawed. (whether some want to believe that or not)


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I only hope that the women here who denounced Chris would have denounced Ashley if their roles had been reversed.
My response would be the same for either gender. A cheat is a cheat and gender does not have any bearing on my lack of sympathy. I am not saying what Chris did was right...pretty crafty in terms of revenge but he was hurt. The DJ's were total a**es and I dont' agree with their participation in the antics. Revenge is a human emotion brought about by pain. Some can take the higher road and move on but I doubt it is without some cost emotionally, physically, etc.....if only life were that simple.

IMO the "public humiliation" issue is overrated. It was radio...not national TV. For anyone outside of their inner circle...it just Chris and Ashley, faceless characters to the rest of the world. Believe me, the people in their inner circle would have found out the reason for the break-up. Does the fact he did it on a radio make his actions worse? After all, she was making out with her "friend" all over town...exposing her little tryst to anyone who knew them. So did he not suffer any public humiliation? Yes he did...his fiance' is making out with another guy open and flippantly for all to see....which ended up happening.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:10 AM
 
Location: South FL
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Sorry, if someone wastes 5 years of my life, I will thank them in an appropriate manner. Sorry if you and others would prefer to be passive, I guess that's what makes us different. I guess that’s not ok around here, though, is it?
Umm, do I strike you as a passive person? No, really?

But if I was cheated on (and it's not like I haven't been in the past), I would approach the situation in such way that he would be under my door crying and begging. I would never humiliate him publically like this, because then he wouldn't regret cheating on me (and I'm pretty sure the woman in question doesn't).
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:14 AM
 
Location: South FL
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Chris both told Ashley he loved her with all his heart and yet subjected her to an extremely painful and humiliating experience.
That's pretty much what this discussion is all about. Some of us are simply saying that if he really loved her "with all his heart" like he claims, he wouldn't have done this to her.

Forgiveness goes a long way.

What she did was classeless and horrible, and what he did showed that he didn't really love her with all his heart.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:16 AM
 
Location: South FL
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Regardless of how strongly you believe that, just remember, it is an OPINION, which does NOT make it factual or lend any sort of additional credibility.
Jays, it's all an opinion. None of us here are stating "facts", not you, not me.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:27 AM
 
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Umm, do I strike you as a passive person? No, really?

But if I was cheated on (and it's not like I haven't been in the past), I would approach the situation in such way that he would be under my door crying and begging. I would never humiliate him publically like this, because then he wouldn't regret cheating on me (and I'm pretty sure the woman in question doesn't).
So what's the difference? Really, your decision would just be an alternative way of making him suffer. It's no more classy or less humiliating to have him begging and crying at your doorstep rather than outing his cheating ass on live radio.

It's all the same ****. They're just different forms of vindication and what you perceive as justice.

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Jays, it's all an opinion. None of us here are stating "facts", not you, not me.
I don't know, some of the posters here kind of give me a "anything I post is fact" type of vibe, and always have.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:44 AM
 
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That's pretty much what this discussion is all about. Some of us are simply saying that if he really loved her "with all his heart" like he claims, he wouldn't have done this to her.
i could be wrong, but i am fairly sure that he stated that in the past tense.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:45 AM
 
Location: South FL
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So what's the difference? Really, your decision would just be an alternative way of making him suffer. It's no more classy or less humiliating to have him begging and crying at your doorstep rather than outing his cheating ass on live radio.

It's all the same ****. They're just different forms of vindication and what you perceive as justice.
Can't you see, a woman needs to do absolutely nothing for that to happen? That's how cheaters usually react when they feel remorseful and want to be taken back. But at least she has her dignity intact.

Actually now that I'm thinking, that girl Ashley got out easy, she is now feel justified. Maybe she should thank him.
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:54 AM
 
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Can't you see, a woman needs to do absolutely nothing for that to happen? That's how cheaters usually react when they feel remorseful and want to be taken back. But at least she has her dignity intact.

Actually now that I'm thinking, that girl Ashley got out easy, she is now feel justified. Maybe she should thank him.
I still find it funny how you are jumping back and forth between doing the "classy" thing and finding which way would allow him to suffer most.

You can't do both, MM. You can't sit here and ooze sympathy for her because the entire listening audience now knows what a whor* she is and on the same hand state that you would much rather that person suffer and grovel at someone's doorstep.

So which one is it gonna be? Would you do the "classy" thing, or would you be a d-o-g, too? I can assure you that there is never anything classy about pushing someone to drown in their own self pitty... I guess that makes you classless right along with me.
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Old 02-24-2010, 10:06 AM
 
Location: South FL
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I still find it funny how you are jumping back and forth between doing the "classy" thing and finding which way would allow him to suffer most.


You can't do both, MM. You can't sit here and ooze sympathy for her because the entire listening audience now knows what a whor* she is and on the same hand state that you would much rather that person suffer and grovel at someone's doorstep.

So which one is it gonna be? Would you do the "classy" thing, or would you be a d-o-g, too? I can assure you that there is never anything classy about pushing someone to drown in their own self pitty... I guess that makes you classless right along with me.
You are still missing the point dude. I repeat: a woman has to do absolutely nothing for a cheater to suffer and beg for forgiveness. Majority of them feel remorseful knowing they let a good thing get away. I wouldn't have to do anything, Na-da, zero for him to suffer. And if he doesn't, he doesn't. It's not ME that's going to do anything, it's his consiousness, if he has one.

Until you get the point, this discussion will be hitting a brick wall.
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