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In our everyday lives, most of us will never have anything as extreme as the news story below happen to us. But believe that women will twist your soul in ways if you let them.
Take that old black man's advice: judge a woman by the content of her character, and not the hotness of her ass. People don't just do this kind of thing out of nowhere, the more experience with people you have the more patterns you will pick up on and you can start to sort of out the bad. Don't ever forget that as the man you need to take the lead in the relationship or she will lose respect for you and walk all over you. Most women have in them a 'dominate or be dominated' mentality. In other words they are not team-players. Be the coach, not the water boy.
Take that old black man's advice: judge a woman by the content of her character, and not the hotness of her ass. People don't just do this kind of thing out of nowhere, the more experience with people you have the more patterns you will pick up on and you can start to sort of out the bad. Don't ever forget that as the man you need to take the lead in the relationship or she will lose respect for you and walk all over you. Most women have in them a 'dominate or be dominated' mentality. In other words they are not team-players. Be the coach, not the water boy.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26672240/McLean was 31 and had been married to Erin for 11 years when he began to suspect that she was having an affair with a student at West High School in Knoxville. From the beginning of the fall semester, he said last year, his wife talked excessively about the young man who had been given up for adoption at age 6 but who later reunited with his mother, Debra Flynn.
Initially, Powell’s name came up when Erin McLean talked about her students with her husband.
Then, McLean said, Erin began to have frequent phone conversations with her student. Later, the McLean sons — ages 11 and 7 at the time — told him that Powell had accompanied them and their mother on trips to the park and were holding hands.
“Why not leave her?” Lauer asked McLean at the time.
“I just couldn’t leave her,” McLean replied.
“Explain that. Why not?”
“ ’Cause I love her,” McLean said then, breaking down.
McLean had had hopes of becoming a high school band director, but put his own career on hold to put his wife through graduate school so she could become a teacher. He supported his family by delivering pizzas and playing in a local rock band.