maiksi lang ang buhay... mangaliwa?

[_Cathy_]

I would define cheating as physical intimacy.

I don't consider watching strippers or mag table (once and never again with the same woman) as cheating.

[SkyFlakes88]

exactly! kaya huwag ka rin maglagay ng tao sa pedestal dahil dehins mo naman siya "talagang" kilala que sino pa siya.

dun ba sa 5 minutong nawala ka sa tabi nung kilala mo, alam mo ba kung anong ginawa niya? sigurado ka bang alam mo na wala siyang ginawa o gagawin?

yung erpats ba natin sinasabi ba nila satin "uy nagbate ako anak nungbkabataan ko at kanina nung di tayo magkasama".

ikaw ba alam ba nung kilala mo na nagmasturbate ka at yung pinagbatihan mo eh di mo asawa?

kaya wala tayong nalalaman sa taong akala mong kilala mo. kaya huwag magpakasiguro.

Sir father po ni Ma'am Cathy yun sa post. She most likely grew up with her father and her family. If she says that about her father then that's the truth she knows about him. That's what she witnessed while living with her family. Who are we to suggest or even argue with something that we don't know anything about. It's good that there are people who can vouch for your character. Why say negative things?

[holdencaulfield]

That is just DISGUSTING.

I am not surprised at all that majority of psychopaths and sociopaths came from dysfunctional families. If you cannot trust your own parents, paano ka pa sa ibang tao? Should we assume that ALL married men cheated at least once in their lifetime? That is the message that I am getting from this thread

hehe i'm the one who is dysfunctional miss kitty. and not my family.

and should we also assume that all married men didn't do anything crazy even once in their life?


"you know, some people believe that they're napoleon. that's fine. beliefs are neat. cherish them, but

don't share them like they're the

truth." - bill hicks

[dreamur]

Hooops, break muna......

[dreamur]

One more while the dust is settling down...


A man is in a queue at Tesco and sees this busty blonde staring at him, he can't believe she is staring at him, then she starts waving.

"Excuse me do I know you?" he asks.

"Yes, I think you are the father of one of my kids" she says.

The man thinks back and remembers his one act of*Infidelity*and says, "****ing hell, are you the bird I shagged on me stag do, whilst your mate whipped me, and your other mate stuck a brush up my arse?"

"No," she replies, "I'm your son's English teacher!

[_Cathy_]

Sir father po ni Ma'am Cathy yun sa post. She most likely grew up with her father and her family. If she says that about her father then that's the truth she knows about him. That's what she witnessed while living with her family. Who are we to suggest or even argue with something that we don't know anything about. It's good that there are people who can vouch for your character. Why say negative things?

Exactly, that is why I didn't argue anymore. There are people that I look up to in terms of character and number one on that list is my Dad. It is so disappointing how people have become so cynical. Too much distrust in this world.

hehe i'm the one who is dysfunctional miss kitty. and not my family.

and should we also assume that all married men didn't do anything crazy even once in their life?


"you know, some people believe that they're napoleon. that's fine. beliefs are neat. cherish them, but

don't share them like they're the

truth." - bill hicks

I never said that. I just believe that some men are not capable of cheating. Unlike others who think that ALL married men have or will cheat at some point in their lives.

I am done with this thread. I've said my piece.

[holdencaulfield]

Exactly, that is why I didn't argue anymore. There are people that I look up to in terms of character and number one on that list is my Dad. It is so disappointing how people have become so cynical. Too much distrust in this world.



I never said that. I just believe that some men are not capable of cheating. Unlike others who think that ALL married men have or will cheat at some point in their lives.

I am done with this thread. I've said my piece.

sus seneryoso mo naman hehe. sabi ko lang yun.

trust someone pero with caution. that's me ah.

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Exactly, that is why I didn't argue anymore. There are people that I look up to in terms of character and number one on that list is my Dad. It is so disappointing how people have become so cynical. Too much distrust in this world.



I never said that. I just believe that some men are not capable of cheating. Unlike others who think that ALL married men have or will cheat at some point in their lives.

I am done with this thread. I've said my piece.

sus seneryoso mo naman hehe. sabi ko lang yun.

trust someone pero with caution. that's me ah.

[holdencaulfield]

Sir father po ni Ma'am Cathy yun sa post. She most likely grew up with her father and her family. If she says that about her father then that's the truth she knows about him. That's what she witnessed while living with her family. Who are we to suggest or even argue with something that we don't know anything about. It's good that there are people who can vouch for your character. Why say negative things?

wala akong sinabing negatib babeh.

ito lang masasabi ko.... we all know next to nothing.

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Sir father po ni Ma'am Cathy yun sa post. She most likely grew up with her father and her family. If she says that about her father then that's the truth she knows about him. That's what she witnessed while living with her family. Who are we to suggest or even argue with something that we don't know anything about. It's good that there are people who can vouch for your character. Why say negative things?

wala akong sinabing negatib babeh.

ito lang masasabi ko.... we all know next to nothing.

[ninjababez]

wala akong sinabing negatib babeh.

ito lang masasabi ko.... we all know next to nothing.

we are all jon snows after all ..

[dreamur]

we are all jon snows after all ..

Deym, hindj ko pa rin to matuhog bro kasi ni isang episode hindi ko pa napanuod. Konti na lang puntahan na talaga kita dyan sa pasig.

[jut703]

Deym, hindj ko pa rin to matuhog bro kasi ni isang episode hindi ko pa napanuod. Konti na lang puntahan na talaga kita dyan sa pasig.

Of all the characters who bared it all, Ygritte's my favorite. Take out the wildling scruffy looks, and she's just so beautiful.

[dreamur]

Of all the characters who bared it all, Ygritte's my favorite. Take out the wildling scruffy looks, and she's just so beautiful.

I would need to take a couple of days leave just to watch a season or two. But I hate to lose the chance to convert them to cash or for family vacation. I guess I have wait for a business trip and watch it while waiting to board the plane or during the flight.

[rqawayan]

Hehe gawan na lang ng thread ang GOT... OT na hehe... Season 5 na kame, watch kame gabi gabi ng wife ko from season 1... One of the best series ever... [emoji106]🏼

[ninjababez]

Of all the characters who bared it all, Ygritte's my favorite. Take out the wildling scruffy looks, and she's just so beautiful.

ako i like her that way

[pyramid00]

Warning! Ashley Madison.com - dating site is a scam google 419 scam

Sa mga nangliwa na at sa mga gustong mangaliwa:

1. you have your free will = reward/consequence
2. golden rule; 'do not do ..............'
3. kung marunong kang kumain, marunong ka rin magpakain
4. if you can do it, she can do it, too.

I'm proud that i did not kumaliwa during my marriage and decade stay in ksa, SANA hindi ako magkasala.

[CLAVEL3699]

Paano natin masasabi ang isang tao na hindi nangangaliwa? The way they act?

Sabi nang nanay ko tatay ko daw ni minsan hindi nya nahuli nangaliwa kasi laging saktong umuwi nang bahay, laging nasa bahay at kung ano ano pa na hindi mo pag iisipan nangangaliwa.

Pero one time may pumunta sa bahay namin na asking for her father... tatay ko hinahany anak daw sya at gusto lang nya makilala... Ayun buking si tatay paano daw nagawa ni tatay yun.

Hindi tinanggap nang tatay ko yung batang babae na yun hindi daw sya ang tatay nya. Pero ako at nanay ko naniwala kasi kamukha nang kapatid ko.

Tinanggap nang nanay ko yung bata bilang anak nang tatay ko at ako tinanggap ko bilang kapatid. Pero hanggang mamatay tatay ko hindi nya tinanggap at yung kapatid ko ayaw nyang tanggapin na may kapatid sya sa labas.

Until now we talk nang half sister ko at nung nanay nya, hindi naman kasi kasalanan nang half sister ko yun.

[Juan Martinez]

^ OT a classmate of mine in law school wasn't allowed to take the lawyer's oath by the Supreme Court because he refused to acknowledge paternity of her ex-girlfriend's child but she insisted the child was his. my classmate asked the SC to have the child undergo a DNA to settle the issue once and for all but the mother refused. my classmate won his case at the SC as DNA is conclusive as to non-paternity but inconclusive as to paternity and was allowed to take the oath. but over time, he learned to love the child. to make up to what he perceived as shortcomings, he showered the child with material things. he later on acknowledged the child as his. but, out of curiosity and to erase his nagging doubt, my classmate secretly took a swab of specimen from the child and brought it to a laboratory for DNA analysis. voila! it turned out the child wasn't his. lesson: you're not sure? you can disprove it scientifically. fatherhood is a matter of belief; motherhood is a matter of fact.

[vinj]

out of curiosity and to erase his nagging doubt, my classmate secretly took a swab of specimen from the child and brought it to a laboratory for DNA analysis. voila! it turned out the child wasn't his. lesson: you're not sure? you can disprove it scientifically. fatherhood is a matter of belief; motherhood is a matter of fact.

Did it change anything after that? If no, then he has grown to be her father indeed; i know several men (and women) who have raised and loved children that were not theirs and i look up to them for that.

Tapos, sa yo pala yung child ng classmate mo. j/k

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out of curiosity and to erase his nagging doubt, my classmate secretly took a swab of specimen from the child and brought it to a laboratory for DNA analysis. voila! it turned out the child wasn't his. lesson: you're not sure? you can disprove it scientifically. fatherhood is a matter of belief; motherhood is a matter of fact.

Did it change anything after that? If no, then he has grown to be her father indeed; i know several men (and women) who have raised and loved children that were not theirs and i look up to them for that.

Tapos, sa yo pala yung child ng classmate mo. j/k

[Juan Martinez]

Did it change anything after that? If no, then he has grown to be her father indeed; i know several men (and women) who have raised and loved children that were not theirs and i look up to them for that.

Tapos, sa yo pala yung child ng classmate mo. j/k

😊 it didn't but i think the mother migrated somewhere out of shame

[_Cathy_]

Your classmate's story is made for the movies! If he did not acknowledge the child of his ex gf, how did he grow to love the child? Shouldn't it be cut contact na? Why would he see the child pa?