Please listen

Submitted by Sherry (United States), May 8, 2008 at 18:59

Ok, I read your message and re-read your message, and I feel for you. You are in love, which is the first thing; he has gotten your soul. I tell ya what I would do, not that it is the right thing to do, but I will throw it out there.

I would find me some new boyfriends, that will make you feel better about yourself, don't become in love with anyone on the internet. You can have a great time, but don't lose yourself or money to these scammers.

Lose him, omg honey, they are a dime a dozen, go online and sit in a chat room and in about 10 minutes they will be crawling all over you. This will keep you busy, and knowing it is all a game, you can have some good old fashion fun. This loser, play him like a dog that he is.

So he is going to marry the typical Egyptian woman, let him, you have your goodies on the side. To be honest I wish you would give me his IM, I would love to play with that loser for a while. Start to do things different, anything, say things that don't make sense, see if he even listens.

Start to read true crime books, especially ones where the woman kills the man. Those are the best ones, make sure you describe the murder, make comments such as; she was not thinking when she left the bloody knife in his chest, she should have taken it and threw it in the dumpster. I think you get the idea, let that shit sweat a little. I think you should share the story of Katherine Knight, who skinned and ate her lover; she also set the table for his children to have dinner, with you guessed it, their father as the main course. What do you have to lose? Nothing, get him, and get you some extra men to just flatter you, never take them seriously, and NEVER NEVER NEVER PAY FOR ANYTHING, THEY SEND YOU MONEY, NOT YOU SEND THEM MONEY.

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