i wanna tell you a story.

i wanna tell you a story.

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Wobbegong

15,078 posts

171 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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If this is true..... just walk away and move on.

Funnily enough I was about to visit Dubai four months ago when I thought my life was going to be in ruins frown

AndStilliRise

2,295 posts

118 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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There has been lot's of weird stories on here lately, but this one is really pushing the boundaries. Most of them have involved a women in some sort of domineering effect.

xjay1337

15,966 posts

120 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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CoolHands said:
If it is true, she's a nut.

If it isn't true, your a nut.
You're*

But yes I agree smile

BTW I wouldnt do any of that stuff for a woman who walked out on me.
I doubt a powerfully built director would be such a pussy, frankly.

DonkeyApple

56,073 posts

171 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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AndStilliRise said:
There has been lot's of weird stories on here lately, but this one is really pushing the boundaries. Most of them have involved a women in some sort of domineering effect.
Do you mean the 'what diesel MPV?' threads? biggrin

jrb43

813 posts

257 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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DonkeyApple said:
Do you mean the 'what diesel MPV?' threads? biggrin
roflroflrofl

Jimmy Recard

17,540 posts

181 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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I just can't see that anyone would give away his wealth for the possibility of reconciliation. Given that ultimatum, I'd ps off to be single and continue my life.

CaptainSlow

13,179 posts

214 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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On the upside for the OP, at least she had the decency to do this over a few months, most women spread the plan over 20 years.

DonkeyApple

56,073 posts

171 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Jimmy Recard said:
I just can't see that anyone would give away his wealth for the possibility of reconciliation. Given that ultimatum, I'd ps off to be single and continue my life.
One woman didn't want him when he had a house, money and a job. Now he has none of those things no woman will want him. Baffling to think that becoming a homeless loser will make you more attractive.

glenrobbo

35,498 posts

152 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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dudleybloke said:
Do her sister/mother/best friend then send her the video.
...but make sure you post a link to it on here first.

OP, you need to get yourself a shed.
Paint it grey.
Repeat 49 times and then write a story about BDSM.

Let us know how you get on.

Jimmy Recard

17,540 posts

181 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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DonkeyApple said:
One woman didn't want him when he had a house, money and a job. Now he has none of those things no woman will want him. Baffling to think that becoming a homeless loser will make you more attractive.
You put it better than I!

227bhp

10,203 posts

130 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Got to be a made up story, no-one could be that daft could they? If I was I wouldn't be fessing up online!
Sounds like 50 shades of grey with roll reversal.

Higgs boson

1,098 posts

155 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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s3fella said:
Have you tried hoofing her up the clacker?
That made me laugh more than it should (for such a serious thread, if it's actually true).
If the thread's a faithful representation of the facts, the OP's fked, in every possible way, and has my sympathy.

BTW, "wanna" is, to my mind, a perfectly acceptable contraction. "Wanna" cup of coffee? "Wanna" pint? Etc.

FredClogs

14,041 posts

163 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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I can see why you want to save this relationship so much op, she sounds like a real charmer.

You know what to do, every second spent lying to yourself or procrastinating is a second wasted.

Thankyou4calling

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10,641 posts

175 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Well, quite an array of responses which is to be expected.

For those who don't believe, I can assure it is all true and there is plenty more.

If I read this myself five or six months ago i would call BS too as it does sound like a very poorly scripted film and yes, I do come across as a complete and utter fool.

I can't reply to each doubter individually but:

I owned my home for 14 years, the mortgage was in my name but the lady in question lived with me for two years and her name was on the deeds for one and a half, I sold the house and she received half the equity (as did I) we had an agreement she would give me that money to re invest but she hasn't.

I put a years rent upfront on a London house (plus security deposit) totalling £23,000 because I had no job and consequently couldn't get acceptance any other way. originally the lease was in both our names but at the 11th hour she refused to sign.

The equity I retained has gone to pay off the £23k which was largely on credit cards, a further £32,000 I gave her which she invested in another house and I have been paying legacy bills.

She insisted I have STD tests as she always suspected me of being unfaithful, i never was and all the tests were totally clear.

Why don't I move into the London property? She has told me she will and over a period of time I will then move in with her. So far she hasn't. further it is bare and as i said I sold all my possessions on her say so, don't have so much as a knife and fork.

For some insane reason which defies all logic i do believe in her, she has taken me to the absolute brink. I ask myself why i continue to hold the proverbial candle for her and it's because we are incredibly close to being a couple in many ways.

It would only take one day for her to "Flip the script" and we would be there.

Do i think we will? I have to as i can't imagine why else she is continuing to be like this, still keeping in contact and of late seeing me quite a bit unless she wants to be together too. And of course i love her totally.

Every day is like climbing a mountain for me, it seems ridiculous that ones life could change so much but it has for me. I've not written this as a warning to others or to gain sympathy.


Du1point8

21,615 posts

194 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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You have given her 1/2 the equity in one house and another £32k to invest.

No wonder you are hoping she comes back.

I have been with my OH for nearly 10 years, I laughed when she asked if she could be put on my deeds on the London property, She has only really been self-sufficient for 3 nearly 4 years with a decent income, but some of her friends think that she deserves a share of my property.

She is the one for me, but she aint getting a finger on my property that I was working 16 hour days for 4 years to pay the deposit, etc on.

davek_964

8,908 posts

177 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Thankyou4calling said:
I ask myself why i continue to hold the proverbial candle for her and it's because we are incredibly close to being a couple in many ways.

It would only take one day for her to "Flip the script" and we would be there.
Sorry, but if you really believe that based on the stuff you've written you are beyond deluded.
Your friends - and family - would already have told you that if your post is an accurate reflection of what has happened.

jhonn

1,567 posts

151 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Thankyou4calling said:
I've not written this as a warning to others or to gain sympathy.

So why have you written it?(apart from her telling you to)

No really, that's a genuine question - what are trying to achieve?


Monkeylegend

26,602 posts

233 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Thankyou4calling said:
Well, quite an array of responses which is to be expected.

For those who don't believe, I can assure it is all true and there is plenty more.

If I read this myself five or six months ago i would call BS too as it does sound like a very poorly scripted film and yes, I do come across as a complete and utter fool.

I can't reply to each doubter individually but:

I owned my home for 14 years, the mortgage was in my name but the lady in question lived with me for two years and her name was on the deeds for one and a half, I sold the house and she received half the equity (as did I) we had an agreement she would give me that money to re invest but she hasn't.

I put a years rent upfront on a London house (plus security deposit) totalling £23,000 because I had no job and consequently couldn't get acceptance any other way. originally the lease was in both our names but at the 11th hour she refused to sign.

The equity I retained has gone to pay off the £23k which was largely on credit cards, a further £32,000 I gave her which she invested in another house and I have been paying legacy bills.

She insisted I have STD tests as she always suspected me of being unfaithful, i never was and all the tests were totally clear.

Why don't I move into the London property? She has told me she will and over a period of time I will then move in with her. So far she hasn't. further it is bare and as i said I sold all my possessions on her say so, don't have so much as a knife and fork.

For some insane reason which defies all logic i do believe in her, she has taken me to the absolute brink. I ask myself why i continue to hold the proverbial candle for her and it's because we are incredibly close to being a couple in many ways.

It would only take one day for her to "Flip the script" and we would be there.

Do i think we will? I have to as i can't imagine why else she is continuing to be like this, still keeping in contact and of late seeing me quite a bit unless she wants to be together too. And of course i love her totally.

Every day is like climbing a mountain for me, it seems ridiculous that ones life could change so much but it has for me. I've not written this as a warning to others or to gain sympathy.

A fool and his money... as the saying goes.

AndrewEH1

4,917 posts

155 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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/serious

If true OP has effectively been conned, worth Police involvement?

MitchT

15,974 posts

211 months

Sunday 12th February 2017
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Cut your losses and get out. Either she's deranged or evil ... or a bit of both. Either way, if she was of sound mind, good intent and loved you she wouldn't be putting you through this.