Dumped her husband because she thought she could do better. Now childless and alone.
09-11-2014, 09:24 PM
Link to the article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl...ss-42.html
"I left the love of my life because I thought I could do better. Now I'm childless and alone at 42."
"Eight years after that wonderful engagement party in 1989, I walked away from dear, devoted, loyal Matthew, convinced that somewhere out there, a better, more exciting, more fulfilling life awaited me."
"Only there wasn't."
And then later in the article there is this gem:
"Struggling should have brought us closer together, and at first it did. But as time went on, and my magazine career - and salary - advanced, I started to resent Matthew as he drifted from one dead-end job to another.
I still loved him, but I began to feel embarrassed by his blue-collar jobs, annoyed that, despite his intelligence, he didn't have a career. Then he bought a lurid blue and pink VW Beetle. "
"Why couldn't he drive a normal car? Things that now seem incredibly insignificant began to niggle. I began to wish he was more sophisticated and earned more. I felt envious of friends with better-off partners, who were able to support them as they started their families."
"I stopped seeing Matthew as my equal. I stopped seeing all the qualities that had made me fall in love with him - his fierce intelligence, our shared sense of humour, his determination not to follow the crowd. Instead, I saw someone who was holding me back."
I love how these bitches in the comment section try to rationalize the decision of this bitch to leave her husband, saying "it seems there were red flags in the relationship that you were smart enough to recognize at the time". The only red flags I see her is Karen (the writer of the article) being a typical greedy American bitch who abused her Beta husband for as long as she could until she decided that wanted some Alpha cock, only she was too late and now nobody wants her anymore (at least not as a wife that's for sure!), and rightfully so.
"I left the love of my life because I thought I could do better. Now I'm childless and alone at 42."
"Eight years after that wonderful engagement party in 1989, I walked away from dear, devoted, loyal Matthew, convinced that somewhere out there, a better, more exciting, more fulfilling life awaited me."
"Only there wasn't."
And then later in the article there is this gem:
"Struggling should have brought us closer together, and at first it did. But as time went on, and my magazine career - and salary - advanced, I started to resent Matthew as he drifted from one dead-end job to another.
I still loved him, but I began to feel embarrassed by his blue-collar jobs, annoyed that, despite his intelligence, he didn't have a career. Then he bought a lurid blue and pink VW Beetle. "
"Why couldn't he drive a normal car? Things that now seem incredibly insignificant began to niggle. I began to wish he was more sophisticated and earned more. I felt envious of friends with better-off partners, who were able to support them as they started their families."
"I stopped seeing Matthew as my equal. I stopped seeing all the qualities that had made me fall in love with him - his fierce intelligence, our shared sense of humour, his determination not to follow the crowd. Instead, I saw someone who was holding me back."
I love how these bitches in the comment section try to rationalize the decision of this bitch to leave her husband, saying "it seems there were red flags in the relationship that you were smart enough to recognize at the time". The only red flags I see her is Karen (the writer of the article) being a typical greedy American bitch who abused her Beta husband for as long as she could until she decided that wanted some Alpha cock, only she was too late and now nobody wants her anymore (at least not as a wife that's for sure!), and rightfully so.