Third parties of other people's marriage, those who claim that they do not know that the man or woman they are with is married. Is that possible? What do you think?
With the prevalence of social networking sites like Facebook, Myspace and even Twitter, it is rather easy for one to find that his or her partner is cheating and the cases of spouses finding evidence of their partner's infidelity is increasing everyday.
Perhaps, if they'd just been together for a short time, one wouldn't realise that his or her partner is actually attached but after some time, wouldn't things start to show? Take myself for example, I started suspecting my husband 3 months into his affair because of his late home comings, his locking up of his handphone with passwords and texting people late into the night.
What about the third party? If he or she was a friend or your wife or husband and was all along a friend on his or her Facebook account, issit believable if they claim to not know that he or she is married?
I believe that as a woman, we have a heightened sensitivity and will know when the man is cheating. All we have to do is to listen to what our heads are telling us when the alarm bells go off and not be gullible enough to trust in what the men is saying.
What are your thoughts? Will you believe if the third party told you they found out their partner is married only months into the relationship though they have been friends on Facebook for as long as they have dated?
Well, I guess sometimes we do have to give others the benefit of the doubt don't we?
1 comment:
Sometimes my dear.. ignorance.. or at least feigning ignorance is bliss.
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