If you’ve ever dated someone who has cheated and lied, you may have gone through this. Two boyfriends ago I was dating a guy who claimed had filed divorce paperwork (we were both in the middle of divorces at the time). After we broke-up I decided to call the county where he supposedly filed and asked the woman to confirm. “He said he filed already,” I explained. She put me on hold. After a few minutes she returned, verified neither his name nor his wife’s were in the system, “There’s no paperwork under either of those names.” Embarrassed, I explained that we had already broken-up, but still wanted to look into a few things. She laughed like she’s heard this multiple times before.
Because my ex and I were still in communication at that time, I told him – among other things – that he indeed was NOT divorced, and had never even filed like he said he did multiple times. Instead of feeling guilty, or horrified, he had the audacity to act mad at me for “checking up on him.” Ladies – Men – if you feel like you have to play detective, it’s not a relationship. And if the asshole acts indignant, with no sympathy, empathy, or is a complete asshole, then the breakup may be for for the best.
And quite frankly for me, it pissed me off enough to help me heal.
Ugh…I so GET this post!!! Thank you for sharing. And sorry that you went through this BS (but the upside…definitely getting re-assured that your gut instincts were…SPOT ON!!). :0)
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Definitely. I’m not someone to do this, too. But when she confirmed my suspisions I was in shock as well as vaidated.
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Yeah, I love the turning the tables thing “how DARE you snoop into my personal life!” Uh, I thought I *was* your personal life!!!
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Exactly!
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(Although now I suspect his personal life included bisexuality!) Yeah. Exactly.
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UGGGHHH….That guy needed a kick in thh pants
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