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d21lewis said:
*UPDATE*

Because I know you guys care so much.................

The lie worked. I never said anything about the whole "19 year old at church" incident. My fiance's dad never said another word about it. All was well in lewisville. About a week had passed, and life was back to normal. Little did I know, Karma was conspiring against me.

I had court on April 9th. I forgot all about it. I was taking the family to see Horton Hears a Who, when another deputy knocked at my door. He said "You gotta go to court, right now! They're calling your name, and the Sheriff is pissed!" So, I throw on a uniform, and hop into my personal vehicle (9.99 times out of 10, I drive my patrol car to court, but I still want to change clothes and see the movie. I bring my clothes with me). My girl leaves for the movie. I head to court.

About an hour or two later, I'm done testifying, and I'm turning in my paperwork to the clerk of courts. We get paid $20 per case. While I'm doing this, my fiance walks in, places a letter on top of my paperwork, and starts to walk away. She says "we need to talk." I look at the letter and recognize it. It was a break up letter to my 19 year old that I wrote back in February. Dates, locations, gifts, everything: right there in black and white.

I walk out of the courtroom (to this day, I haven't gotten paid) and into the parking lot. POW! My girlfriend punches me right in the face. Then she gives me my cell phone. Apparently, I left it at the house. She went back and got it for me. Pictures of girls, phone numbers, and everything were exposed. She called half of them. Most were other officers. Some were companies. Some were girls. I was busted.

Two days later, she was gone.

That's rough, really rough. I'm torn between feeling really, really bad for you, or just sighing  to myself and saying ''that's what you get for cheating'' (so far, I've made a point of being as faithful as is humanly possible in relationships, but who I am I to say what I'll be like 10 years down the road? I'm not really in a position to judge you.).
So I'll hold back from making any moral judgments and just say that's terrible, man. I hope you've been holding up okay, that's it's not getting you too down. My break-up after a year and a half relationship was emotianally devastating for me, so I can only imagine how it feels after 7 years and a daughter. Speaking of which, I hope this isn't too traumatizing for her.

So I don't really have any wise advice or anything like that, but, like the rest of the site (or at least off-topic, ha), I feel for you.

Good luck man.

 



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