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Old 4th November 2003, 2:56 PM   #1
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No Wish To Split His Family Up, But Why Fall For A Married Man?
NO WISH TO SPLIT HIS FAMILY UP, BUT WHY FALL FOR A MARRIED MAN?

I have fallen for a married man, I am single not bad looking, nor short of offers from single men. But ridiculously fallen and just accepted that I will wait 12 years for him, But I have to question why I would do this. I can foresee that I will be hanging around waiting, but I know as I am a loyal person (questionable in respect I have just tread on another womans toes) will not embark on seeing another, whilst in the process of this "affair". Don't worry I have all the feelings of guilt for the wife, I have afterall been a victim of a mistress ruining my own marriage, and despise all they stand for, but here I am now, one myself.?
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