its up to B...Originally posted by viciouskitty74:A man, 30 years old. lets say is A.
Has a Girlfren named B.
Both of them in a relationship.
One day, A met a girl C, 20 years old online and they agrees to go out for a movie.
C and A involved themselves in a little hanky panky during & after a movie.
C later annouces to the world about that hanky panky.
Is B advised to continue staying with A even after knowing the hanky panky?
Whats your advise against this kind of infidelity?
Why is this stirring? Pray tell your understanding of what it actually means?Originally posted by FireIce:if D continues to stir this, D will be banned w/o warning
Nobody states any name.Originally posted by Y_Shun:why suddenly rake up the past....?
i wonder who is B.
LOL.....Originally posted by curiousOrange:This forum should change its name to "The offend me and I will crush you completely forum".
DOriginally posted by FireIce:if D continues to stir this, D will be banned w/o warning

plights not slights.Originally posted by viciouskitty74:If you folks like to think that your world only revolves around your small internet group of people and imagining other people's slights against your own little world.
treating your own little misadventures as your highlights of your life.
Who am i to argue?
Slights, not plights.Originally posted by curiousOrange:plights not slights.
Then again, this is YOUR forum. Who am i to argue huh?
agree.Originally posted by ditzy:Its totally entirely up to B.![]()
How are they preventing?Originally posted by viciouskitty74:agree.
but what happens if some people are preventing that options to B.
By claiming stirring, and in protection, tells B not to listen to differing opinions and choice other then the protector?
Lets just say, B is very confused now.Originally posted by ditzy:How are they preventing?Are they pointing a loaded gun at B?
Still up to B to make the call right?
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And did that little oxford dictionary of yours tell you D is a sh!t stirrer?Originally posted by viciouskitty74:Slights, not plights.
v. treat disrepectfully, ignore. from The little oxford dictionary.