Yes it does. It has that very satisfying feeling of getting the full point across to the intended receiver without all those undue delays. Heck, be thankful I didn't suggest to personally beat up the guy. All I said was to take out the hate and anger in doing pranks on the 3rd party, just to make his life somewhat miserable.
I guess shooting guns and driving like a maniac somewhere seems so much better. Makes me wonder what image you have in your mind when you are shooting at the target with a full automatic assault rifle or hurtling around a race track's back curve at 180kph into the crash barriers. I guess driving on a race track for you doesn't require a level & sharp mind and quiet emotions to keep a mass of steel and four wheels on the asphalt.
So I cannot post anything as a person as well?... Am I not a person who can also feel emotions as well as anyone else?... Can't I bleed if I get cut? ... Am I less of a person if I am a moderator? I am not a machine. I am just a person with the task of keeping general peace and order in the forums of tsikot.com ...Maybe I'm not the confrontational type, but I'm also worried, that by being a moderator, you're also posting these sort of things.
Maybe you, being a non-confrontational type, miss the point of having someone who completely understands one's situation? ...The threadstarter, whoever he is, already mentioned that it was an emotional affair and I pray it's nothing more. I think your advice, in my opinion, was too harsh. Finally, there's no point in doing that, if it was also partly you or your wife's fault that it occurred.
And who said maturity is always the proper solution for everything anyway? Sometimes letting emotions go their own course can have better results than any other method. There is a proper place and timing for everything.
As for the "affair", I tend to see people tend to lie a great deal on things they seem to be confessing to. It would be good if the affair was really just purely emotional but who couldn't say it didn't get physical as well?
And even if it's just "purely emotional"... the trust is severely strained. I can already see the guy's eyes looking over to her in suspicion with every SMS/TXT message that arrives on her cellphone. In the bare minimum, if she is wholeheartedly cutting all ties with the 3rd party, wouldn't changing the mobile number be the first thing to do? Yet she is keeping the number. For what purpose would it do except keep in contact with the 3rd party at her convinience.