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Author: Thermos Posts: 1592 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 12th Jul, 2007 Location: Kenya Views: 485
Subject: What would you do?
My friend of barefeet days, married with two kids turned home unexpectedly the other night to find his wife giving it out to his neighbour. He is a truck/bus driver plying Nairobi-Mombasa routes. His schedules hardly get disrupted whenever he is hale and hearty. So the wife, as it just came to light, kept her schedule also. On this material night, soon as her husband embarked to his overnight schedule to Mombasa, she locked the kids in the house and took her unbecoming generosity to the neighbour’s. By fortune, or none, the trip was cancelled and the husband returned home in the late hours of the night. His door was padlocked which made him hysterical to the extent of waking up the kids and the rest of residents. He asked the neighbours of the whereabouts of his wife becoz he could see the kids at the window woken and confused. All eyes pointed to the wards of his bachelor neighbour. The all-trusting husband couldn’t believe it and went ahead to check it out for himself. He didn’t knock twice. His wife opened the door for him from within the stranger’s house! Contrary to neighbours expectations to see war and blood he fainted! Passed out! Blakeyed! Lost it! He needed first aid, air and loosening of his clothes to afford him comfort. You know the drill. Hitherto, its like my friend hasn’t come out of it. He is still living with his cheating wife and their two kids in the same house. He prefers not to talk about it and there has been complains from his wife that he has become limp. Whatever she means! Rife stories are going round about what people expect he will be doing when he decides to take action. See internet people, the cheated husband has neither confronted his cheating wife nor the benefactor that’s the neighbour. I was talking this out with other old friends, whom are all married, and they wanted to know how I would handle such a mess. I simply said that I would kill my cheaters before I faint. Its not usual my friends agree with me when it comes to relationships, leave alone marriage which I know none of. Unanimously we all agreed that death was the suiting punishment for cheating spouses and their lovers. I still can’t help to wonder what the cheated husband in planning to do, or has planned and is waiting for a suitable time! He may do something big, enough to get a space for publication in the dailies and bring some gory minutes in our living rooms as news. Am not overreacting! What would you do internet people? Keeps em hot upto 24.7.365!!!

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Replied by: clymo Posts: 361 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 15th Mar, 2007 Location: Kenya
i just the guy is playing the silent war, which trust you me works and thats why the neighbours and even you are so much concerned. but lets not overlook the other side of it, coz he might be planning sum deep shit maan Kuku ni kuku, Jogoo ni jina

Replied by: Starr Posts: 75 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 11th Oct, 2007 Location: Kenya
Sometimes silence beats them all, lakini mimi, I don't even want to imagine what I would do......coz I'd really rally MAD!!! Show me a man who has never made mistakes in lyf and II will show you a man who has never done anything!!!

Replied by: Thermos Posts: 1592 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 12th Jul, 2007 Location: Kenya
Yeah clymo the guy must be churning some really bad shit. When he bursts it would be both dangerous and unhygienic to be anywhere close to him. The wife is being advised to pack out and sneak away. I like his game. The suspense.... and then soon it will booooooooom!!!! Keeps em hot upto 24.7.365!!!

Replied by: Thermos Posts: 1592 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 12th Jul, 2007 Location: Kenya
Starr you agree with death to the cheaters line, right? In mombasa we say "mke wa mtu simtaki, nikimpata simwachi." But that saying must never be applied in life. Ah ah. Keeps em hot upto 24.7.365!!!

Replied by: LANGZ Posts: 1056 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Sun 18th Feb, 2007 Location: Kenya
Wat would i do?i'd walk away.......i have a policy dat i beleive in when it come to realtionships and it is..DONT LET THE MISTAKES OF YOUR SPOUSE BE YOURS...i dont know about marriage life coz am not there yet but in my dating life,if a chic played me ,flirts with other guys,drinks silly...those are her mistakes and if i went ahead and did da same (u know tit for tat)it will only make me more of a fool coz now she will leverage.But i just lengad and nyamazad and let her do her thing,chances her she might notice how her shit doesnt get to u and respect u and hopefully change or u ccan walk her away and ket her come bagging and chasing after u like they always do!... Tell it like it is

Replied by: Scrappy Posts: 902 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Mon 24th Sep, 2007 Location: Kenya
Thermo since m'na taka pano- jz time huyu playa at nite akipitia ussual route home -mum abduct kisha mum'take place- alafu mum'kate "kichwa" the glans of his dick na panga- poa? He will never fuck another mans wife. (__o__)

Replied by: Starr Posts: 75 Sex: male Posted: Wed 24th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 11th Oct, 2007 Location: Kenya
@Thermos, I feel you bro...the worst thing u can ever do to a brother is geeting into his ego.....at that point, death is alwayz almost the next option. Show me a man who has never made mistakes in lyf and II will show you a man who has never done anything!!!

Replied by: Thermos Posts: 1592 Sex: male Posted: Thu 25th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 12th Jul, 2007 Location: Kenya
Mimi si mungiki scrappy. Thats not my fight. The victim is handling the situation with coolness. Hakuna haja tumharakishe. About the cheating fucker, well i guess pia yeye anajipanga. I will keep you updated. Keeps em hot upto 24.7.365!!!

Replied by: Scrappy Posts: 902 Sex: male Posted: Thu 25th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Mon 24th Sep, 2007 Location: Kenya
I had taken this to be a hypothetical situation- sounds lika real thing tho's if I wr tat boy, I wud take leave of absence right away - he's a man on the move - long distance travel etc -so he can change his place of abode to Msa & think matters over- he will find the answer & way 4wd (__o__)

Replied by: Thermos Posts: 1592 Sex: male Posted: Thu 25th Oct, 2007	Join Date: Thu 12th Jul, 2007 Location: Kenya
I had taken this to be a hypothetical situation... Hypothetical situation is subtxt for "its me but just assume its not me" or "i need not mention whoever am talking of". Its always related to a real situation. The guy is thinking the matter over coolely in nairobi. Why should he leave when he is not the one who cheated? I think the wife is the one who needs moving! Keeps em hot upto 24.7.365!!!

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