[txrefugee]

This is the perverted Leftist journalism that attacks decency as the Washington Post did when they published three defamatory articles about Billy Graham within 48 hours of his death.

[TallahasseeConservative]

And if they file for divorce, they’ll get half.

[GnuThere]

Sick stuff. I used to know someone who lived out the Eagles song, Lyin’ Eyes. She married a rich, much older man who eventually was disabled in a nursing home, but she always stayed married and had male friends. Ugh.

[Thank You Rush]

“”This has got to change, or we will never have an honest conversation about this.””

Just who in the dickens makes this a subject for a conversation anyway? Over a game of Bridge, perhaps?
These people are so hopeless I wish they’d just melt away, never to be heard from again!

[Tench_Coxe]

"Kristie went shopping for dates after her husband said something "very disrespectful, very hurtful" to her. "I pulled my phone out, and I went to my phone and I said, 'woman looking for men to have affairs with,'" she said. When her husband found text messages from her lover, Kristie says, she just ended it: "I didn't deny it. I'm like, 'Yup, and I want a divorce.'" There was no remorse, just relief.

Daphne, who also hid behind a screen, said she had a good marriage for 22 years, but her husband has Alzheimer's disease, and morality got in the way. "I wasn't going to be able to continue taking care of my husband if I didn't have some fun," she claimed. "(B)ecause I was impatient with him. I cried. I was just angry. And now I'm much more patient with him. I don't get angry. I'm a better wife now than I was.""

How old are these two? One consistent theme here IMHO is that it's "all about them".

[Williams]

It’s not just this issue, CBS is always not so subtle propaganda. I’ve seen them do features on how glad parents are not to have their kids around. Give them to the state run school so you can have your freedom.

[jeffc]

He also found two cheating wives who explained their cheating ways without any guilt.

Infidelity was considered horrendous when only men did it, or mostly men. Now that more and more women want to do it, it's not considered to be so bad. So goes morality and a conscience.

[oldtech]

Reporter Tony Dokoupil found an expert: therapist Esther Perel, author of “The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity.”.............I always heard that an expert was an amateur from out of town.

[vladimir998]

Women always have excuses for why they cheat. When a woman cheats she often feels morally justified in doing it.

[ssfromla]

... we need to "rethink our attitude" toward the sin of adultery.

The "we" they are speaking of are Christians. They (the left) don't give a crap about marriage or the family.

The more families they tear apart the more children they can get their grimy fingers on into daycare and indoctrination.

[Impy]

///////Kristie went shopping for dates after her husband said something "very disrespectful, very hurtful" to her. "I pulled my phone out, and I went to my phone and I said, 'woman looking for men to have affairs with,'"

Daphne, who also hid behind a screen, said she had a good marriage for 22 years, but her husband has Alzheimer's disease, and morality got in the way. "I wasn't going to be able to continue taking care of my husband if I didn't have some fun,"////////

I assume you have a perfectly good hand, Daphne.