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I hope you kicked him in "**** banger"
In his "****-banger"*
I want to like it so bad but I dont want to mess up the 69 . . . Gaaah *like* there we go
Awe, well, divorce his ass and monitor the journals of any future boyfriends.
I'm pretty sure it was a joke... Don't take things so literal.
Pshhh that was just some pre-marriage partying. Now that he's a marries man, he's sure to be faithful. I mean all married men are right? Riiiiiight?
Worst sarcasm ever.
Right? People are so serious, learn to have a sense of humor!
In any other situation, I'd probably say "shame on you" for invading his privacy like that. While I do still feel iffy about it, it's probably for the best that you found out. You should probably punch your hubby directly in his ****-banger. Hard. ;)
I'm guessing the reason she read his journal was because she was already suspicious of him, and apparently she had good reason to be suspicious.
Actually, now that I've reread the FML, it says, "Today I FOUND my husband's journal." I think she may not have known he had a journal and stumbled upon it and was like, "Oh what's this? Let's take a little peak..." *GASP!*
Fair enough, that could be true. I just didn't interpret it as she was searching for the journal due to suspicion, so much as she stumbled upon it randomly and read it. My feelings of "don't invade his privacy" come from personal experience, that's all. My parents read my personal journals a few times in high school, and I just felt completely violated by it. I guess I'm just still a bit bitter. ;) Edit: I saw your 2nd comment after I posted. I'm glad I'm not the only one who read it that way!
#18 r u stupid what would you do if your husbands journal was lying there wouldn't you want to know why thinks about
You gripe too much. I saw you comment on another FML
69- Before you start labeling people as stupid, try writing a coherent sentence first. :p And I suspect if she saw her husband's journal lying around, maybe she'd actually respect his privacy enough to not read it without his permission. :p Crazy notion respecting your loved one's, isn't it? :p
80- Agreed. As I mentioned before though, my interpretation of the FML was that OP simply stumbled upon the journal, and had no reason to be suspicious. With that interpretation, invading his privacy seems odd to me. However using your interpretation and gracehi's original interpretation, I do feel that snooping may have been necessary.
**** Banger's conduct aside, there really is no excuse for reading someone's diary.
Maybe the it should be written, "Today, I found my ex-husband's journal." Cheating hurts, and I hope you talk to him about it
Well OP's username made up for it. 'Divorce? I think so.'
He sounds charming.
Give that **** banger a fat lip!
Glad to see from your name that you have the right idea. Hopefully you don't live in a "no fault" state and the judge will be willing to take into account something that happened before you were married. Like someone else suggested, photo copy that page. Actually, better yet, just hold onto the whole diary if you can. Good luck!
Divorce his sorry ass.
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An he's dumb enough to write that in his journal?
What a ****-banger.