konasexone Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 The other day she came into my house while I was gone to look for a dress. All her dresses were packed, that was just a story she told my daughter. She was actually looking for a pendant that I hung on the crucifix in the halway. When she asks for it I tell her God only knows. She went through my dresser to look for it. I think she found that box of condoms. She doesn't act the same now. I hope it hurt like hell. I'm leaving a nice message on the answering machine, with a friends voice. If you can't get them back make them pay. I'm just started. I'm a Libra and my revenge is of the most stinging variety. I know what you're thinking. I was actually a nice guy once ,but nice guys finish last. I'm becoming rather f.....n evil. Oh well someone has to do it.
hooghie Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 I think this is refreshing and great! Nothing gets the point across better than revenge. Good for you!!
Author konasexone Posted August 27, 2009 Author Posted August 27, 2009 She has the Honda. I got a fake key made for it for free. She'll think its mine when I give it back to her. I'm keeping the real one. She got a club from our best friend to secure the car from me. I have the original second key and a tool called The Buster on order. It breaks clubs. The car is insured under her new carrier, the payments are done by her, but my name is still on the ownerships. Guess what, the car is headed for an extremely deep watery grave very soon after my buddies and I strip it and sell the parts off. I'm just started. Her best friend who said she loved us both but is screwing me every chance is going to have a very tragic loss soon. Did I say I was a Libra. Payback is going to be a biatch.
hoping2heal Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 What is all this **** about you being a libra? If you want to get technical, libras are DIPLOMATIC in nature so why the hell you keep "sign dropping" is beyond me. If you want to talk about your actions, fine. But enough of the "I'm a libra." What you need to say is "I'm going to do this, because I want too."
hoping2heal Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 Oh, what is the deal with the friend who is screwing you every chance she gets? I mean; why is SHE going to have a very tragic loss soon? I don't get it, what are you taking revenge out on her for now?
Trimmer Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 She has the Honda. I got a fake key made for it for free. She'll think its mine when I give it back to her. I'm keeping the real one. She got a club from our best friend to secure the car from me. I have the original second key and a tool called The Buster on order. It breaks clubs. The car is insured under her new carrier, the payments are done by her, but my name is still on the ownerships. Guess what, the car is headed for an extremely deep watery grave very soon after my buddies and I strip it and sell the parts off. I'm just started. Her best friend who said she loved us both but is screwing me every chance is going to have a very tragic loss soon. Did I say I was a Libra. Payback is going to be a biatch. You've got two kids together, and in order for them to get through this with a minimum of damage, they need both of their parents to be as whole and healthy as possible, with the minimum of hostility and tension between them. Get your ***** together, and get yourself straightened out. You're acting like a 10-year old, when you need to be acting like an adult so you can be a responsible parent of a 10-year-old. You owe it to your kids - at a bare minimum - to stay out of your ex's way in trying to get her life together so that she can be a good parent too. If it weren't for the kids, I would just roll my eyes, and think you were acting childishly, but I really wouldn't care. But given you have kids together, anything you do to "stick it" to your ex rains down damage on your children, too. All this talk of your mutual friend suffering a "tragic loss" and her car ending up stripped and in a "watery grave" is so very childish, and irresponsible toward your kids. Get it together! Your kids are already suffering a tragic loss - don't add to it. You don't have to care about her as a spouse any more, but if you aren't mature enough to actually support her in her role as a parent of your children, at least stay the hell out of the way. I've asked God to make this mess better and things are getting better day by day. If all falls apart then it will be his will and I will go on as she will. We all deserve to be loved and to love in return. What happened to the guy who said this? Does your faith in God and His plan only apply when you're getting what you want? And if things aren't going your way, then you turn into "payback-is-a-biatch, I'm a Libra, revenge is fun, blah blah blah...."? Which one are you?
EricaH329 Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 You've got two kids together, and in order for them to get through this with a minimum of damage, they need both of their parents to be as whole and healthy as possible, with the minimum of hostility and tension between them. Get your ***** together, and get yourself straightened out. You're acting like a 10-year old, when you need to be acting like an adult so you can be a responsible parent of a 10-year-old. You owe it to your kids - at a bare minimum - to stay out of your ex's way in trying to get her life together so that she can be a good parent too. If it weren't for the kids, I would just roll my eyes, and think you were acting childishly, but I really wouldn't care. But given you have kids together, anything you do to "stick it" to your ex rains down damage on your children, too. All this talk of your mutual friend suffering a "tragic loss" and her car ending up stripped and in a "watery grave" is so very childish, and irresponsible toward your kids. Get it together! Your kids are already suffering a tragic loss - don't add to it. You don't have to care about her as a spouse any more, but if you aren't mature enough to actually support her in her role as a parent of your children, at least stay the hell out of the way. What happened to the guy who said this? Does your faith in God and His plan only apply when you're getting what you want? And if things aren't going your way, then you turn into "payback-is-a-biatch, I'm a Libra, revenge is fun, blah blah blah...."? Which one are you? I couldn't have said it better myself. I'm 22 years old, and I can tell you that what you are doing is extremely childish. If revenge makes you feel good about yourself... then I am very sorry for you. Taking the higher road should make you feel better. This is a very very sad story. I can only hope and pray that the outcome of all this nonsense doesn't do anything to your children.
PWSX3 Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 I know getting back at your spouse at this time seems like a good thing, but trust me it will bite you in the butt down the road. The only thing it is doing is prolonging "YOUR" pain. Just as others have suggested, you would be a lot better off being the better parent for your kids. You might not notice but they are watching and learning from you. I know it is very hard & you do get very frustrated, but could I suggest maybe going to the gym, finding another way of getting rid of that anger. Divorce is not fun, it isn't fair, but when you make the best of it, things do come out in your favor, we just might not see it now.
Author konasexone Posted August 27, 2009 Author Posted August 27, 2009 I couldn't agree more. I'm giving her everything because she desrves it, the kids deserve it and all of this is of course my fault. I love women.
MrMayI Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 i can't say i haven't thought of things like this, but i believe it's best to just leave them as thoughts and nothing else. the car my stbx drives is in my name, and isn't even paid for yet. as long as she makes the payment, to me, i'll let her drive it, and sign it over to her when it's paid for. my kid has to have a car to ride in when with her mommy. believe me though. the first time i saw it at OM's house i thought of taking it right out of the drive. i also thought of standing in the drive and smashing every window out of it and when the cops came telling them i just was mad and busted up my car. i realize though, that'll get me nowhere, and i'll probably just subject myself to watch my daughter be taken around by possibly another man with her mommy. i can't watch that. at least my kid doesn't have a clue about that mother****er's existence. yet.
phineas Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 Jeez. And I feel guilty telling her friends the truth about her cheating & lieing when they ask me what happened.
TrustInYourself Posted August 27, 2009 Posted August 27, 2009 I can understand your anger, but acting like an idiot is not going to change anything.
mark982 Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 buddy, i don't know how old you are! but you NEVER write about anything illegal you're gonna be doing! christ man get a brain, remember the saying anything can and will be used against you,that includes writting it.
Gunny376 Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 You do realize that most of what you've described here is illegal. Police departments have become good at using information from the web to help solve crimes? Their search engines are a lot more suffocated with more stronger, bigger, and faster servers. Think about it, whether is CSI, Tru TV, Forensic Files ~ whenever a crime is committed against someone with a former spouse/lover? Who's the first person they look toward? That's right! The former spouse. Every time you throw a little dirt? You lose a little more ground. Get on with your Life already! Life's too short for these kind go games?
mark982 Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 wondering if this makes us all guilty of conspiracy? knew about it but didn't report it:o
Mz. Pixie Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 Get your ***** together, and get yourself straightened out. You're acting like a 10-year old, when you need to be acting like an adult so you can be a responsible parent of a 10-year-old. You owe it to your kids - at a bare minimum - to stay out of your ex's way in trying to get her life together so that she can be a good parent too. If it weren't for the kids, I would just roll my eyes, and think you were acting childishly, but I really wouldn't care. But given you have kids together, anything you do to "stick it" to your ex rains down damage on your children, too. All this talk of your mutual friend suffering a "tragic loss" and her car ending up stripped and in a "watery grave" is so very childish, and irresponsible toward your kids. Get it together! Your kids are already suffering a tragic loss - don't add to it. You don't have to care about her as a spouse any more, but if you aren't mature enough to actually support her in her role as a parent of your children, at least stay the hell out of the way. Applause!!! Poster- Trimmer is a model of how you can get divorced and handle things the right way for the kids. Instead of thinking of all the childish things that you are- grow up- and get to work on yourself. You need some counseling. Read Trimmers past threads so you can see what a mature, emotionally stable man does to be there for his kids.
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