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Cheating from spouses. Is cheating very common in Poland ? [116]
@Paulina
If you interpreted Joker and my response as "to emotional" then that is your problem.
We were just being candid with the very nice and decent young lady.
Cheating on your spouse is a bad thing however just because it is a bad thing does not give YOU a green light to stick your nose in where it does not belong to claim it is a good thing to do.
How many times do I have to repeat that to get it thru your stubborn head.
your part (attacking Adel) looked weird and suspicious to me. I
How creative as projecting that we attacked Adel. lol
You posted - It's likely to mean you identify yourselves with that cheating husband because you're cheaters yourselves
The key word there is "likely" to spin it like it is indeed true which it is not true.
And NO again, my parents did not get divorce.
I have just witnessed to many families broken up by controlling feminists home wreckers sticking their noses in where they DO NOT belong.
Little old church ladies are even worse.
I wouldn't believe you with such track record so what's the point of fishing?
That is why you would go fishing because you are baffled with my elusive sarcasm to protect my personal life from your gang here. lol
You said that I suggested that someone who would tell another person that they're being cheated on would have their nose broken for that or even worse.
Spin it as you may however, what I actually said was:
You go sticking your nose in other peoples business here it is highly likely you'll get it broke, or worse.
I know English is your second language but here in America that means, "Keep your nose out of other peoples private busines".
Something you seem that you are entitled to for some reason.
You also stated, "Or maybe you meant sth else - that in the US Adel would get her nose broken by the cheating husband for telling the truth to his wife?"
That was an example of what could happen or like cms said, she could lose her job or any number of things to teach her to mind her own business.
So YES, I meant any number of unpleasant things could happen to a person like you that refuses to mind their own business.
In post #40
I do think that you're hypocrites and probably cheaters too.
First you called me a hypocrite without merit.
You simply said, "because I think you are" with 'think' being the key word to project an untruth.
Then continued with the "probably" being the key word to project yet another lie.
To continuously challenging me to to dissect your creative projections with words like "I think" and "probably" to spin my posts into lies is an old Harry trick.
I meant nothing derogatory about my statement about you not being your sharp self last night.
Usually you are very astute in your posts.
Thanks for explianing.
What we have here Paulina is a cultural difference.
Americans talk with sarcasms and examples that the native Polish take in the wrong context.
When I said broken nose I didn't mean necessarily literally (even though it is possible), I meant it as a figuratively example of bad repercussions for sticking your nose in where it does not belong.
So my conclusion is that the Polish take everything literally and 'project' what they 'think' it means.
Americans use butchered English and talk more figuratively.
That's the problem here.
