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Posted by 1941 farmall a boy on June 03, 2007 at 21:24:54 from (216.134.245.8):
In Reply to: OT: dont know what to do...wife probs. posted by marriage problems. on June 03, 2007 at 15:40:46:
My best friend right down the road from me has the same problem. He wont leave hear she has cheated on him like crazy there fixing to have 5 kids one is his and one is hers. Last year thay got in a big fight and she ran him over with the tone truck huge thing and I saw it happen. My mom and dad ran over ther in the truck and he was draging himself down the road. He is a welder and gone alot and im nice and I go help them when thay need it when he is gone. But why Im telling you this. If it is getting that bad your better to go then get really hurt. Im only 18 years old so I dont know how it feels. But I did just lose my girl friend of 3 years and ive known her for 6. That was hard but now that she did that I am doing so much better now dont need to worie about pissing her off or any thing. You Take Care Be safe.
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