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i acidentally read the email of my husbands ex gf,it was something like this " when you called me and me told me that you and your wifeis having problems,i thought you are going to separate,it excites my whole being...you and your daughter's smile is living in me,you said that i remind you of your mother and we have not talk about this yet...i want to be a mother and you know that,i am offering you that i can take care of your daughter only if you will ask me..." nakakaimbyerna diba?
i decided to unfriend si my ex. mahabang paliwanagan kay ex kung bakit. isa lang din ang paliwanag ko -- i told him however which way you look at it, your marriage is ultimately more important than our friendship. and if your wife does not feel comfortable with the fact that we remain to be friends then there is no sense to mantaining this friendship.
i told him however which way you look at it, your marriage is ultimately more important than our friendship. and if your wife does not feel comfortable with the fact that we remain to be friends then there is no sense to mantaining this friendship.
i told the ex, more than ten years ago i left you without accepting your apology and listening to your side of the story. and this devastated you and ruined your life. at the time you needed someone the most, i chose not to be with you. and it was your wife who you met soon afterwards who took care of you and stuck by you at your most difficult time. i thank God that she came to be that someone for you, that she took care of you at the point when i could not. i have now accepted your apology and really value you as one of my closest, "best-est" friends ever. and it is because i value you that i must learn to respect the person who took care of you all those years that i chose not to or was not here.