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Article: "men are too willing to forget marriage vows when they are away"

cantdecide

http://corkindependent.com/20130207/news/girls-weekend-away-S58921.html

I posted "I'm glad married women don't cheat" as a comment and it was deleted in 30 seconds...

I mean come on, like.

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Toto Wolfcastle

What a badly written article.

[Deleted User]

Omg we like totally had guys hitting on us

"Don't dip your nib in the office ink", classy

Lisha

Check out the Carrie Bradshaw-ism in the last sentence !
-)

Toto Wolfcastle

It's mainly 'look at us and our fab lives and our great friendship' with a bit of 'married men cheat' thrown in at the end.

blatantrereg

Women are statistically more likely to cheat. Also more women say they would happily cheat if they had a guarantee their partner would never know.
The term "absence makes the heart grow fonder" is true - but only for men. The opposite is true for women.
This all according to a documentary I saw on Discovery ages ago at least.

juan.kerr

Stupid sexist cows.

Nonoperational

Wow, that is a pretty awful piece of writing.

JamBur

I had two comments deleted within seconds..... I just tweeted her now about it

[Deleted User]

I know so many talented writers who can't get a break and THAT gets published?

Not only is her writing awful, but she comes to the conclusion that men forget their marriage vows when they go away for the weekend based on ONE encounter?

Poor.

northernpower

The author writes like a twelve year old girl...

when she was 5

miamee

Dreadful article full of cliches. Based on a few lads having the audacity to talk to her and her friend, all married men are up for NSA :rolleyes:

TherapyBoy

I had a comment deleted too, all I said was that I was looking forward to reading the next chapter!

JamBur

everyone should throw a few comments in, just to let her see that its not 1 or 2 crackpots. Written like a typical "socialite" with more contacts than brains

Doc Ruby

Quick fix for marital infidelity - don't get married in the first place. And, done!

the purple tin

And I, equally of course was looking forward to sitting down and having my dinner served up to me rather than be the server.

Her and Alison O' Riordan could write a great book together :pac:

The_Kew_Tour

Women cheat just as much as men. Only difference is that are better liars.

crockholm

That kind of writing is best kept to pink coloured softback covers with "sparkley" writing and blurbs.

Teyla Emmagan

Herself and Fiona sound miles up their own arses.

The_Gatsby

"Brilliant article! Sums up 99% of men!"

Posted the above comment posing as a woman named Sandra. Currently awaiting moderation...

EDIT: I didn't even realise the author of the article was called Sandra. I'm so good at this

[Deleted User]

the purple tin wrote: »

Her and Alison O' Riordan could write a great book together :pac:

About watching a port unfold

And I, equally of course was looking forward to...
This is gibberish

Eve_Dublin

Tha's fooking shocking!! I´ve never read anything so badly written and published! Women cheat just as much as men by the way.

Any connection between the Cork Indo and the Sindo?

HondaSami

If she thinks a quick shag is an affair she needs to do some more research.

Abi

Embarrassingly bad article.

Benny_Cake

Every cliche in the book, sauvignon blanc ffs.

pablomakaveli

Eve_Dublin wrote: »

Tha's fooking shocking!! I´ve never read anything so badly written and published! Women cheat just as much as men by the way.

Any connection between the Cork Indo and the Sindo?

Nope. The Cork Indepenent is a free newspaper. But with garbage like this i woudlnt be surprised if the Sindo snapped it up.

[Deleted User]

But of course her husband would never do that.

cantdecide

Benny_Cake wrote: »

Every cliche in the book, sauvignon blanc ffs.

I was expecting "vino" to be there somewhere. You have to be grateful for small mercies.

7 7 12

Fiona and I actually agreed that the guys who were married were more inclined to go for someone also married as it would be less complicated and very much ‘no strings’ if the person was willing.

Journalistic gold, the new york times will snap her up.

RossyG

She put on her "glad rags"???? Someone should send her George Orwell's rules for journalism.

senorwipesalot

Is that Pat Shortt on the left?