[Godebert]

" Actually, Godebert, she is gay. Chief Inspector is a woman who used to post on Freerepublic under the name of jengaio. Jengaio, when she first came on the forum, announced to all that she was gay. Since that time, she has posted under many names, some of which are: Martyn Tarne, Gina Joe, just vincent, stdiego, The Boston Stranger, calcetines, cafecito, Wheat, editer, EllisV, Williewonta, hsimon and many others."

I'll be danged. I had her pegged as some mushy moderate soccer mom. Did she invent that story about her husband being a pro-homo naval officer who died of a heart attack at age 47?

[hellinahandcart]

Did she invent that story about her husband being a pro-homo naval officer who died of a heart attack at age 47?

We get lots of people here inventing lots of things.

I don't take ANYONE at their word anymore about anything. The internet is the most fun compulsive liars have ever had. LOL

[Devil_Anse]

LOL, where did she post that?

Many years ago, jengaio was married. She has, according to her, not been with the husband for many, many years--and was only married for a short time. As a young wife, I believe she went with the husband to CA, b/c he was in the service. (I hadn't known he was in the navy; if she says so, it must be so, eh, considering we know how honest she is?)

Her account was that he got sent somewhere else, and they went their separate ways. But she has also said she felt herself to be homosexual in her teen years, so why she married a man, I don't know. You'll find a lot of that with closet homosexuals. They freely move back and forth across the line of how they represent themselves, whenever it is to their advantage.

After having been with her female consort for, she says, something like 12 years, she found out in the last year or so that the husband had died. She worked this for max sympathy, as is her way, then apparently got over it (a difficult struggle, I'm sure). She learned of his death, I believe, from a news article, and yes, I seem to recall that she said it had something to do with a heart attack. I hadn't known he was "pro-homo". She had never spoken of his views. He had apparently been a teacher of hers.

Considering her contemptuous view of heterosexuals and of our life in general, I find it sickeningly hypocritical for her to use this deceased heterosexual man as a way of getting a leg up in an argument about homosexuality. Or perhaps the husband, too, was homosexual? Perhaps it was a marriage of convenience? I doubt it, though. I imagine he was a heterosexual, and hence she is doubly hypocritical for using him as someone to marry, and now using him to gain an artificial advantage in her spurious arguing on here.