Can an affair ever have a happy ending?

FatVonD

nickyhutch wrote: »

Funny (ironic?) thing is, I always have purple toe nails.

Maybe it's the 21st century equivalent of an ankle chain or a red lightbulb

Joooooooooooooooke! *runs*

nickyhutch

FatVonD wrote: »

Maybe it's the 21st century equivalent of an ankle chain or a red lightbulb

Joooooooooooooooke! *runs*

:eek:

I've never worn an ankle bracelet, but I do have a rainbow lightbulb in the bedroom

cheepskate_2

VestanPance wrote: »

Not to mention the fact of the guy that either had his five year old child taken from him, or raised a kid for five years as his own only to find out the child wasn't his!

.

But this is the really sad and seedy side of affairs, where nobody knows the paternity of children and the mother choosed whatever man she wants at that tme to be the father,

In most cases the children never get to know what man is truely their biological father and cant really open up a emotional timebomb years LATER.

very very sad.

Marisco

VestanPance wrote: »

Not to mention the fact of the guy that either had his five year old child taken from him, or raised a kid for five years as his own only to find out the child wasn't his!

I'm not sure either of those senarios come under the heading "happy".

Why would you think the child was not his? Just because the mum and dad stayed with their spouses for a few years afterwards, doesn't mean they were sleeping with them. There could be any number of reasons for that.

VestanPance

Marisco wrote: »

Why would you think the child was not his? Just because the mum and dad stayed with their spouses for a few years afterwards, doesn't mean they were sleeping with them. There could be any number of reasons for that.

Because the poster said the father was the one the mother had an affair with and moved in with when they were five. I used the power of reading what they posted!

The fact is unless they had a DNA test done you are on nothing more than words as to the actual biological father.

MrsAtobe

nickyhutch wrote: »

Funny (ironic?) thing is, I always have purple toe nails.

I always have lilac, does that count as purple?;)

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

My other half and I do roughly half each around the house. But he's far tidier than I am!

I think I'm about to marry your OH, Mr A and your's sound so similar:D.

jayII wrote: »

That's a relief.

Not to date? Uh-huh. I wonder how long it will be until someone creates a suitable computer accessory :think: ... if they haven't already! :eek:

They already have. No, don't ask me how I know, but it's amazing the things you can get nowadays with a USB connector. If you want to know more, read The Register (aka Vulture Central).

MrsAtobe

nickyhutch wrote: »

:eek:

I've never worn an ankle bracelet, but I do have a rainbow lightbulb in the bedroom

What's a rainbow lightbulb -I've never even heard of them!

neverdespairgirl

MrsAtobe wrote: »

I think I'm about to marry your OH, Mr A and your's sound so similar:D.

Well, that wouldn't half get us back on topic.....

Lotus-eater

FatVonD wrote: »

Maybe it's the 21st century equivalent of an ankle chain

I like ankle chains on ladies, does that make me a bad person? :think:

I'm not fond of purple toenails though, prefer other colours.

jayII

Lotus-eater wrote: »

I like ankle chains on ladies, does that make me a bad person? :think:

I'm not fond of purple toenails though, prefer other colours.

What is the significance of ankle chains? I always thought they were just a cute accessory.

I love, love, love purple toenails. :T Maybe it's a sign of my true nature. :rotfl: