Denmark Vesey: Who You Calling A Whore?

Sunday, July 05, 2009

Who You Calling A Whore?

TheStateOf said ...

Actually, I've been married to my wife for seven years and I have two sons (with her). I'm just tired of watching all my female friends whore around after they get divorced over nothing. I have one friend in particular who left her husband because she caught him cheating ONCE. Now, she's taking their two-year old son on sleepovers at other niggas' houses. If she calls me lookin' for me to co-sign on that shet, she gets an earful. I tell her straight up: you are a whore. You should have stayed with your husband and worked it out like a real woman would have.

5 comments:

neyo said...: LOl but by the time u catch them cheating once, they probably already cheated dozens of times without getting busted!

And sorry but cheating "only" once is def grounds for BREAKUP. Period.; Jul 6, 2009, 12:26:00 AM
RJEsq said...: Damn J. A whore?; Jul 6, 2009, 12:19:00 PM
Anonymous said...: That does seem a little harsh..
the good nurse; Jul 6, 2009, 2:53:00 PM
hawa said...: I don't see how the scorned wife owes her husband to stay with him and "work it out." I cosign with neyo that by the time an offender is caught, he/she probably cheated several times.

Funny how "whore" was quickly applied to the dating wives as opposed to the CHEATING HUSBANDS who were whoring around with a WIFE at home. Hmmmm... I'm just sayin...; Jul 6, 2009, 3:02:00 PM
Big Man said...: She a whore for sleeping over with other niggas and bringing her children along.

Her husband was a whore for cheating on his wife and risking their life together.

Birds of a feather.; Jul 7, 2009, 11:32:00 AM

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