Re: Re: Worst Ex-Husband Award Is Now Accepting Candidates

[Guest guest]

LMAO!

And remember this is the short version. LOL! The entire family is full of

nutjobs.

Leggs was talking about how her ex stole from boxcars...my ex broke into his

uncles house next door while they were on vacation and stole their VCRs and

some other stuff because he was pissed off that his uncle was holding up the

inheratance on the property that he was supposed to get from his grandmother

when she died. I still don't know if that has been settled. He wanted the

house and land for whatever reason when he was given a huge chunk of the

land and he never did anything with it. I still don't understand what all

that was about.

Oh, other things...guy was a total control freak. One example, when I was

living with him he did something to the phone where you needed a special

chip to use it so I could never use the phone. Dinner had to be on the

table when he got home from work, didn't matter when he got home.

This part is good too. You will get a laugh out of this (and not one of

those good laughs either. I am talking about the kind that you reserve for

the pathetic sorts you see on Springer). The guy got involved with the

local satanic cult that was in the area. That is a story in its own right.

Then there was the verbal abuse. That part, I look back on now and I wonder

why I put up with that. It was bad. There was a lot of damage done there.

I won't even get into the verbal abuse that I put up with from his mother.

Every so often I wonder if he ever got married or if he found a girlfriend

that will put up with his crap and that of his demented family

Georga

Re: Re: Worst Ex-Husband Award Is Now Accepting

Candidates

> In a message dated 4/24/03 8:20:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> jorghahaq@... writes:

>

> > He spent two weeks stalking me after that. At one point through all

this he

> > had even held a gun to my head and threatened to kill me.

>

> I don't know girls we may have a new winner over Lou.

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[Guest guest]

>

> There were very good things that came out of my marriage.

> 1. I learned exactly what I didn't want and did want in a husband,

> and to not settle for less than what I found acceptable. I learned

> to be very picky...and never expected anyone to change for me.

> 2. I had a drinking problem at the time...a mild one. I earned a

> great distain for drunks and kept myself sober, even if at the time

> it was only because SOMEBODY had to be responsible. Had I been

> using, I'm sure I'd have been in jail right along with him...or dead.

> 3 I learned a bad relationship is NEVER EVER EVER better than being

> alone. I learned to like myself quite a bit, and actually became

> accustomed to being single.

>

You learned wisdom, , and that really is worth some bad experiences

(not sure you learn it any other way).

Salli