Jumping to conclusions
Anonymous - 08/03/2015 10:33 - United Kingdom - The Hyde
Anonymous - 08/03/2015 10:33 - United Kingdom - The Hyde
lollipopp56 - 26/03/2009 06:09 - Canada
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Tonya - 28/06/2009 03:01 - United States
je suis christy - 09/01/2015 19:04 - Sweden - Stockholm
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Anonymous - 27/06/2014 23:50 - United States - Parker
Anonymous - 05/12/2010 06:57 - United States
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Meh - 18/07/2009 15:51 - United States
a suspicious mind is a symptom of a guilty conscience those who are to accuse others of being a cheat are often likely to be cheaters themselves
Why does everyone assume that if the man accuses the woman of cheating, it's really the guy that's cheating? Does no one realize that that is sexist? "Well, he suspects you of cheating, so it must be HIM that's really the cheater" But YOU guys suspect him of cheating, so you guys MUST be cheaters, by your logic.
Guilty conscience on his part maybe?
He should have trust in you. So FYL.
Why would you want to have sex with your own husband? So weird. No wonder he was suspicious.