giving up trust

[Pinnacle]

Re: giving up trust

^ lolz

i've neva felt betrayed in my whole life. but i know i place a hell lot of trust in ppl i love. so i guess they have no choice but to ensure they dun break my trust in them hehe....

[BigMouth]

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@AnGeL EyEs

what kind of men are u hanging around?

there are many men out there that can stay faithful

Awww… happy dreaming

And I do not need to ‘hang out’ with men to know what they are all about. I have friends, relatives and I live in this world of humans not in some fairyland

@Naughty by Nature

BigMouth…
If men are happy with what they have then they wont need to cheat simple….

All my ladies pay attention… I totally agree with this.

@WitchDr

Ahem Ahem Ahem Ahem Ahem

I don’t buy that from a BigMouth.

Im not lying… this time

@Shak killS

word of advice, stop seeing married men.

Are you implying that a woman has to see married men to know about the very realities of the world? This place that we live in? You mean that is the only way??? You need to meet more people and know their stories. More couples, more wives. Look around you. Among your friends, etc.

I have also seen wives cheating but the ratio is 1:10. But you do not need to go out with ‘married women’ to know if they are cheating on their hubbies.

[BigMouth]

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Cz the place I live in, 10 years ago it was if not impossible, very difficult to find a 'good' girl for 'sex'. So he had to have a pros.

@TeraDulha

if hes a hot stud why did he need a pros?

[amana]

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@WitchDr

Dushwari, just a friendly advice: You are concentrating a lot on negativities in life. Negative behaviour attracts the same. There are a lot of good people and good things in life too. Think about them as well. Regards.

This is so true! Focus on the good things that life has to offer, and someone's positive qualities.

You know, my grandmother always told me that a man doesn't need to go out for hamburger when he has steak waiting for him at home. Meaning, if you are worried about your husband straying, then take care of yourself, don't let yourself go, try to stay beautiful, take the initiative once in awhile, and be an intelligent conversational partner. Try to empathize with what he's going through at work if you are a SAHM, and above all, be supportive.

If he has faults, he is probably already aware of them. Don't keep harping on them. If you'd like him to pitch in, be specific. Ask him to unload the dishwasher or watch the kids, don't just say "why don't you do more."

Anyways, I hope some of this helps. By the way, are you married yet? If not, don't waste time worrying about these things yet.

[Dushwari]

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got it, man.

u are pretty contextul.

@faizy

sure.. i've learnt that its a human nature.. WE ALL DO IT! (at SOME level or other), so i should let it go and continue on.. :-)

i've learnt that in THESE situations, just a lil more waiting causes the universe to unfolds itself and brings the same person in front of u in an entirely different position :-)

[Dushwari]

Re: giving up trust

aap bohat tasalee dilateen hein, dr.witch

Nawazish

Dushwari*2

@WitchDr

Dushwari, just a friendly advice: You are concentrating a lot on negativities in life. Negative behaviour attracts the same. There are a lot of good people and good things in life too. Think about them as well. Regards.

[Muslim_Met_Fan]

Re: giving up trust

@BigMouth

I have not seen a man who did not cheat on his wife in some point in life.

Not a big generalization

Your dad cheated on your mom? Your uncles on their wives?

[BigMouth]

Re: giving up trust

Yes. One uncle still cheating at 65+. He says, "aadmi kabhi boorah nahi hota".

Now you too go shove it somewhere.

@Muslim Met Fan

Your dad cheated on your mom? Your uncles on their wives?

[Muslim_Met_Fan]

Re: giving up trust

Yeah one uncle decides to pop the pill and now you blame the entire male species for his sin.

Idiot.

[BigMouth]

Re: giving up trust

^ One uncle??

Ha ha… okay.

[BigMouth]

Re: giving up trust

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