remember south carolina gov. mark sanford? the guy who told his wife he was going for a hike on the appalachian trail, but instead secretly ran off to argentina to be his mistress?
well his wife jenny says that when they got married, he refused to include the promise to be faithful in his wedding vows. at the time of their wedding, she said she found his honesty about his fears of not being able to remain faithful “brave and sweet.” she chalked it up to his having cold feet.
my point, and i do have one...is that when your significant other straight up tells you that "faithful" is not something they can or choose to be, and you continue in the relationship with that knowledge, you shouldn't be shocked when they ultimately live up to their promise of infidelity. (and my money says that this argentinian woman wasn't the first for sanford, she was just the first one he was caught with.) when you go into a relationship thinking that you will change something about your partner, chances are the only thing you will change is your relationship status from "in a relationship" to "single." what's your point on this topic?
Look at their pictures. If they were fish, I would throw them back and would use different bait. She is an idiot and I am surprised it took her this long to figure it all out.
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