Man dumps cheating girlfriend live on air

[somatoform]

Originally Posted by Prada_Ferragamo

Cheating is not right. But this is a rather private matter, the guy should've have settled in that setting. Not over a public radio with 2 idiotic hosts.


Feeling enough discontent with a relationship to cause cheating is also something that should be communicated in person (to Chris), not expressed in a public bar (with Eric).

 

[Alter]

Is that entertainment? Yeeesh.

 

[kwilkinson]

Damn, that was brutal. I have absolutely no sympathy for anyone who cheats... but damn, that was brutal.

 

[Prada_Ferragamo]

I agree with everyone that she shouldn't have cheated on her bf/ex-bf. But he showed his level immaturity by setting her up on a public radio. I just think it could have been done differently.

 

[indesertum]

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Meh. It was making out, not a single isolated kiss. It sure didn't sound like she pushed him away. And if she'd had that sort of relationship with the guy in the past, I don't think she should have been going to a bar alone with him knowing that her bf of 5 years, that she had been living with for 3, was about to propose.

this is true and the cheater doesn't deserve to be given a break, but again you would think that if they developed a relationship for 5 years he would still appreciate her enough and have enough grace to make it a private issue.

 

[Eason]

Felt bad for her but all bets are off when you **** other people.

 

[somatoform]

I can't beleive that through that entire scenario she never, not once, used a swear word. No F-off, no A-hole, no nothing.

 

[sho'nuff]

i dont really believe it either. is it real? if it was it was hurtful . for both.

 

[Prada_Ferragamo]

She was too shocked to use those words.

 

[Tokyo Slim]

It's live radio. They have a dump button.

 

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by indesertum

this is true and the cheater doesn't deserve to be given a break, but again you would think that if they developed a relationship for 5 years he would still appreciate her enough and have enough grace to make it a private issue.

I dunno. I'm not Chris. Would keeping it private have been the more tasteful thing to do? Of course, but who are any of us to tell him how to handle it after he finds out something like that? If it made him feel better to do something like this, more power to him. I don't see why he should show her any courtesy after she cheated with this other guy multiple times.

That said, bitches be crazy and she's still in his house, so personally, I'd have taken a more tactful approach lest she cut up all my borrelli while i'm at work or something.

 

[appolyon]

I can't believe he wanted to propose on Valentines Day. What a douche.

Edit: Just finished listening to the whole thing ... the part at the end with the guys laughing at her was awful. Complete dickheads.

 

[Hollowthorn]

Originally Posted by GQgeek

I dunno. I'm not Chris. Would keeping it private have been the more tasteful thing to do? Of course, but who are any of us to tell him how to handle it after he finds out something like that? If it made him feel better to do something like this, more power to him. I don't see why he should show her any courtesy after she cheated with this other guy multiple times.

That said, bitches be crazy and she's still in his house, so personally, I'd have taken a more tactful approach lest she cut up all my borrelli while i'm at work or something.

Funny thing is that she still cheated on him AFTER she found out he was going to propose. She deserved to be dumped on the radio.

 

[willpower]

Yuck. That made me feel bad. She was drunk and made out with another guy who was obviously putting the pressure on her. I'll bet she was wracked with guilt afterward.

Her BF is a douchebag. From the tone of his voice it sounded liked he has a moustache.

 

[Reggs]

Originally Posted by willpower

Yuck. That made me feel bad. She was drunk and made out with another guy who was obviously putting the pressure on her. I'll bet she was wracked with guilt afterward.

Ok, if I ever drink and do something bad, like kill people in a car accident, I'm going to defend myself by saying that I was drunk and didn't know what I was doing. Sorry, being drunk is never an excuse for anything.

Committed women should never go out drinking with "male friends" anyway(unless they are homosexuals).