Alpha1851
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Re: To all married or divorced guys. Lets start fi
Wow! I'm both amused and informed after reading this thread. Interesting.
I do feel bad for the wives and kids of these gay men. They are going to have to forge ahead on a new path and will probably wonder if their whole lives have been fake. However, there is no difference btwn a gay man marrying a woman and then leaving her and a straight man marrying a woman and then leaving her. It happens all the time! People adjust, they move on.
Over half of straight marriages end in divorce. Loads of times that husband checks out of the marriage b/c he had another woman on the side. Those wives and children will also have to forge a new path and will also probably wonder if their whole lives were fake. Those people also garner my sympathy. I don't see a difference btwn these two situations and honestly, neither scenario means it's the end of the world.
Also, I think some of you are forgetting that people marry for the wrong reasons all the time. Money, stability, power, career motivations, family pressures, political motivations, and the fear of growing old alone, all play a major part in many marriage proposals. It's like a business deal for many people.
And, personally, I aint buying the whole, "oh, I feel so bad for that poor woman that you tricked." Men here are constantly telling other JUBBERS to dump their gf/wives and go after a man. Go to the coming out/relationship section and you'll see plenty of posts where bi or gay curious guys (just attach whatever appropriate label you believe in) are encouraged to "dump that slut and find a good man." So, yeah, I just don't think this anger or resentment is all about sympathy for the lady and children. Instead, I think there's a bit of hatred for these ex-married gay men, b/c they picked a woman over a man. They picked being straight and having it easy, over being gay and fighting the fight for equality. They choose to cower down in a corner instead of standing beside you defiantly. And it's fine if you're angry at them for this, just be honest about your motivations.
I tend to go w/ the whole, "she who has not sinned should cast the first stone." I'm a sinner....
Wow! I'm both amused and informed after reading this thread. Interesting.
I do feel bad for the wives and kids of these gay men. They are going to have to forge ahead on a new path and will probably wonder if their whole lives have been fake. However, there is no difference btwn a gay man marrying a woman and then leaving her and a straight man marrying a woman and then leaving her. It happens all the time! People adjust, they move on.
Over half of straight marriages end in divorce. Loads of times that husband checks out of the marriage b/c he had another woman on the side. Those wives and children will also have to forge a new path and will also probably wonder if their whole lives were fake. Those people also garner my sympathy. I don't see a difference btwn these two situations and honestly, neither scenario means it's the end of the world.
Also, I think some of you are forgetting that people marry for the wrong reasons all the time. Money, stability, power, career motivations, family pressures, political motivations, and the fear of growing old alone, all play a major part in many marriage proposals. It's like a business deal for many people.
And, personally, I aint buying the whole, "oh, I feel so bad for that poor woman that you tricked." Men here are constantly telling other JUBBERS to dump their gf/wives and go after a man. Go to the coming out/relationship section and you'll see plenty of posts where bi or gay curious guys (just attach whatever appropriate label you believe in) are encouraged to "dump that slut and find a good man." So, yeah, I just don't think this anger or resentment is all about sympathy for the lady and children. Instead, I think there's a bit of hatred for these ex-married gay men, b/c they picked a woman over a man. They picked being straight and having it easy, over being gay and fighting the fight for equality. They choose to cower down in a corner instead of standing beside you defiantly. And it's fine if you're angry at them for this, just be honest about your motivations.
I tend to go w/ the whole, "she who has not sinned should cast the first stone." I'm a sinner....

