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Never Undermine Your Wife

She is cheap because she loved you. She is fat because she gave birth. She is bitter in her heart because she was badly hurt. she is boring in bed because you killed her affection. You cheated on her a million times but she still decided not to walk away. You treated her like a joke, & she acted like it was all funny. Don't judge her choice of life, without understanding the reasons. A hurt woman is a very dangerous woman. she forgives quickly but she doesn't forget that easily. She want you to own up your mistakes, but you choose to ignore her rhetoric questions. Even in 20 years to come, she will still remind you that one question you left pending. Its completely not her fault to carry on with the past. She is wired that way. 'How hard is it to solve issues?'. Her pain doesn't heal just like that, but she opt to live with the burden. She fakes that smile. She fakes that orgasm. She fakes everything, just not to kill your Ego. She weigh the odds but bury the pain under her feet. Cries at night, but in the morning she acts like everything is fine. Deep inside she died decades ago, the intimacy is all gone, her inner peace is no longer there, she is hurt & tired of all the drama, tired of being not good enough, tired of games & tired of life. Everyone thinks she is happily married but if only they knew. true or false???

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