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cody5 · 11-23-2009, 08:22 AM

That was the EDITED version? Damn. But if it's got chicks making out, I'm reading.

There was a syndiacted radio program on a while ago called "Loveline". Dr. Drew and Adam Corolla (yes, THAT Adam Corolla). You may remember it from it's short life on MTV. Even though Adam was there for comedic support, he must have learned a lot from the doctor , because he would talk sometimes and Dr. Drew would nod in agreement.

I remember well one time he was rambling on about two girls that had EXACTLY this type of relationship. That two heterosexual girls can act like this and be straight. Now, the friend seems like your quintissential sports dyke that may be taking advantage of your wife, so that's what I'd watch out for. Plus, if there are problems w/ two busy people finding time for each other, she's got to be cognisant of the fact that she's pulling away from you. But that's easier to overcome than "you married me in a lie because you're really a queer".

Do a little research and talk to her. This made more sense in my head than it does in this post, but I hope it helped. At least a little.

11-23-2009, 08:22 AM	#5 (permalink)
cody5 Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 223	Re: Wife had an affair with her best friend "girl". What do I do? That was the EDITED version? Damn. But if it's got chicks making out, I'm reading. There was a syndiacted radio program on a while ago called "Loveline". Dr. Drew and Adam Corolla (yes, THAT Adam Corolla). You may remember it from it's short life on MTV. Even though Adam was there for comedic support, he must have learned a lot from the doctor , because he would talk sometimes and Dr. Drew would nod in agreement. I remember well one time he was rambling on about two girls that had EXACTLY this type of relationship. That two heterosexual girls can act like this and be straight. Now, the friend seems like your quintissential sports dyke that may be taking advantage of your wife, so that's what I'd watch out for. Plus, if there are problems w/ two busy people finding time for each other, she's got to be cognisant of the fact that she's pulling away from you. But that's easier to overcome than "you married me in a lie because you're really a queer". Do a little research and talk to her. This made more sense in my head than it does in this post, but I hope it helped. At least a little.