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Subject: Re: The Page Privilege(?)

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Date Posted: 10:47:34 11/15/13 Fri
In reply to: Edena 's message, "Re: The Page Privilege(?)" on 01:32:36 04/04/08 Fri

and after two weeks with her he ran away with ron wood's wife, who i am sure was a ripe old twenty-something.

now he says he was a family man which i believe proves that he thought nothing of any of these poor women who still talk about him like it was yesterday and not 40 years ago.

sometimes if i think about it too much, i start to want to strangle him on behalf of all the women he has done these things to.

>Either way, it was not a reflection of either lovely
>girls, as I'm sure you know. He was probably tiring of
>one and desperate for the other - an ego thing and
>like an addiction.
>He, as well as others I've known, were even known to
>call, crying. This, to me, says a lot more about
>urgency to get ones whims satisfied rather than
>thinking of a relationship as a two-way street,
>considering the other persons needs.
>Behavior like this rarely stops completely. Maybe it
>slows down some with age, but the fundamental
>selfishness and attitude of self-entitlement never
>goes away. There's no incentive for that to do so.
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>>--Wait a minute, I thought Bebe was 19 when he dumped
>>Lori for her?
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>>>If thats true, then why did Jimmy dump Lori for me? I
>>>was almost 21 when he made that decision.

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