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phoenixrising · M
I was working in a warehouse at Camille Beckman in Boise, ID I was 36 years old and married at the time. My wife came home and asked if we could call the airport and open up a room to anyone that was stranded due to travelers being stuck because of the terrorist attack. Needless to say I was touched by her selfless act. Even though we are no longer together, I will never forget that day
phoenixrising · M
@sree251 She ended up breaking my heart later. We decided, at that point, to walk away from the relationship. After 20 years she contacted me by phone and she became bitter and ruthless towards me. Something in her mental state collapsed and I didn't recognize her at all. It was like the mask came off and I was exposed to her true colors. Never thought about her again
sree251 · 41-45, M
@phoenixrising
Wow, count yourself lucky that she let you walk away when you did. I need a drink. Your story reminds me of "Fatal Attraction".
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After 20 years she contacted me by phone and she became bitter and ruthless towards me. Something in her mental state collapsed and I didn't recognize her at all. It was like the mask came off and I was exposed to her true colors. Never thought about her again
Wow, count yourself lucky that she let you walk away when you did. I need a drink. Your story reminds me of "Fatal Attraction".
[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV9BGVY_nIE]