An interesting case
By Darcy Nemo
@YrNemo (20261)
June 23, 2017 9:14pm CST
That young lady (20ish) came to the city from a poor country town. After a year boarding at an acquaintance's place, (a mid 50ish high school teacher, his cheerful artist wife and his grown up children), a series of events happened:
- The artist wife of that teacher happily moved out to be with her long-time lover, thanking that young lady for making her husband a happier man.
- The grown up children of that teacher shrugged their shoulders, awaiting for their father to become a father again.
- the young lady and the jaded teacher lived happily forever after. Yes, she was the one who got pregnant.
What do you think of that? I know we should mind our own business, and let people mind theirs, but I have kept thinking about that case, wondering if that young lady would ever regret her decision in settling down with a man who was 30+ years older than her, out of gratitude. (I heard back then that she was determined to marry the man the moment his divorce was through.)
It must be about 4 decades ago....
It must be about 4 decades ago....8 people like this
9 responses
@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
24 Jun 17
That is a long time ago..is this a true story?
It is fascinating and yes, I wonder did they live happily after?
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
24 Jun 17
@YrNemo Yes and you would have been so right to do so...sadly too late.
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@YrNemo (20261)
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29 Jun 17
@SIMPLYD yeah, sounds like that. But that bugged me. How could a middle aged couple keep staying with each other that long while the wife having a boyfriend, and sort of encourage a young girl to 'go on' with her husband, then thanked her nicely for making her husband happy. Can you understand that?
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@Freelanzer (10745)
• Canada
24 Jun 17
It is possible they will live happily until his demise. Then hopefully he has a big insurance she can cash in. Then she can remarry and live happily ever after again. Or perhaps he will not marry her and she will move on.
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@YrNemo (20261)
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25 Jun 17
whoa, I didn't think of that aspect! You are good! (I suddenly remember the 3rd wife of Charles Bronson. This young wife of his gathered quite a bit when he passed away after their short marriage.)
there was a committee at the time, with everyone wanted to stop her from being silly, but we failed... )
@YrNemo (20261)
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29 Jun 17
heheheh, no, I heard of the case only, and was curious. I saw her in passing however when visiting that boarding house for girls (she visited someone else at the same place at the time). Since she was avoiding many others, I figured out that she had no intention to talk to strangers like me.
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@YrNemo (20261)
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1 Jul 17
@josie_ OMG I read one a couple of months ago and was a bit shocked... Too late for me to earn easy money that way 
. (I read a few cases, nurses or law students doing their studies, joined that site, paying a few hundred dollars a year for the annual membership, but got some gifts of a few thousand dollars - no string attached- from some rich and young daddies who wanted to sponsor them. So cool! )
. (I read a few cases, nurses or law students doing their studies, joined that site, paying a few hundred dollars a year for the annual membership, but got some gifts of a few thousand dollars - no string attached- from some rich and young daddies who wanted to sponsor them. So cool! )1 person likes this
@BelleStarr (61047)
• United States
9 Jul 17
Well did they live happily ever after? It sounds like his marriage wasn't happy and then both he and his wife were happy so I guess sometimes May /Dec works.
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