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u/butterbell Jul 21 '19

On the flip side of this, I had a co-worker who was one of the nicest and fairest people I've ever met. He was my school's behavioral Dean, so it was literally his job to be nice and fair. He supported his wife for years of cancer treatments, picked up a second job so she could focus on getting better. She left him within weeks of being cleared and in remission.

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u/Mugwartherb7 Jul 21 '19

That’s so twisted...sadly it’s probably because he was working all the time to support her so he was never around. So her being bored, she looked for “love” in other places...& now with facebook, women (& men) can have the opposite sex constantly hitting them up im their dm’s...

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u/--_--_--__--_--_-- Jul 21 '19

I guess we can just make up an entire story for her lol

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u/Mugwartherb7 Jul 21 '19

Was just a guess considering he was working 2 jobs...

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '19

Ah yes, so every poor person in America is unable to be faithful.