I would tell my girl. I'm not in the business of keeping secrets like this from someone I consider a close friend. I would support her in whatever her decision is after the fact.
tough dont want to ruin her happy ending but i would want my homegirl to tell me...
good luck....
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Then I would hype her up about it like
"WHAT?! HOW DARE HE?! YOU KNOW ITS TRUE RIGHT?! THE NERVE!!!"
Would anyone call off the wedding if they were the bride and found out?
100% real? Probably not...but I'd make him very sorry.Would anyone call off the wedding if they were the bride and found out?
100% real? Probably not...but I'd make him very sorry.
Would anyone call off the wedding if they were the bride and found out?
No. That's stupid imo. Isn't that the purpose of a bachelor party anyway, your last night as a single person? Do what you do but don't tell me about it and don't tell anyone that would tell me...we'd get married and he'll be making it up for a while.
So those of you saying don't say a thing... I take it were the roles reversed and later you found out hubby's cheated and BFF knew, you'd understand?
I'd want to know. There's no such thing as "But baby, it was only this one time!"
If you believe that? I got a bridge to sell you!
Would anyone call off the wedding if they were the bride and found out?
Sure there is...the first time. But seriously mind your business. I know who I married, and remember that adultery isn't a deal breaker for everyone. I have to remember that not everyone lives life the way I do, or how I think they should. I've learned to shut up and mind my own marriage.So those of you saying don't say a thing... I take it were the roles reversed and later you found out hubby's cheated and BFF knew, you'd understand? I'd want to know. There's no such thing as "But baby, it was only this one time!" If you believe that? I got a bridge to sell you!
Sure there is...the first time. But seriously mind your business. I know who I married, and remember that adultery isn't a deal breaker for everyone. I have to remember that not everyone lives life the way I do, or how I think they should. I've learned to shut up and mind my own marriage.