In every day, in every way. You seem to see them fade away. So much hope at the beginning, so much hate at the end. Whoever knew that was the way they would end.
The boys cheat. The girls cheat. The girls can’t forgive the boys for betraying them. The boys can’t forgive the girls for getting another dick inside them. And it all falls apart from there. The girls get revenge, if they can. And the boys, in some cases, are capable of something much worse.
The boys find some younger chick to share their bed. The girls live out their days alone, regretting giving up work and forgoing their wages and super to have his kids.
The kids never really get over any of this. Their lives were better with married bliss. But how many times did the joy turn into fights?
Step fathers ensure. Step mothers moved in too soon. Blended family’s that worked, or that bled to death. So many uncles, so many wives. They never thought how this would affect their lives.
Married too young. Married for love. Did what their parents wanted them to do. Ran away just the two. Hung on too long. Never gave it a shot. Were never suitable as a pair. Their love died on the vine. Someone else turned their heads. He just liked taking girls to bed. Both too attractive for their own good. Married up. Married down. She trapped him with a child. He lied so as not to be gay, he didn’t want to live that way. They all misrepresented what they wanted for love, too young to know, too old to care, some may say stupidity all around.
And, of course, it is never going to be you, your love is for real and it is beautiful and it is forever, until it isn’t.
“She was fucking her boss.”
“What? The one with the mustang and the beach house.”
“Yep, that’s the one.”
“Didn’t he have a wife?”
“Yes, of 10 years. Not anymore.”
“He was fucking his mate.”
“What?”
“Andre with the curls and the big cock, apparently.”
“With all those blond curls?”
“Yep.”
“You can never trust a guy who is prettier than most girls.”
“They loved each other once.”
“Really?”
“Yes, in the beginning they were always touching wherever they were. Couldn’t get enough of each other.”
“They weren’t like that at the end?”
“The last two years they only spoke to each other through their lawyers.”
“Well, of course, her parents were the problem.”
“Her parents?”
“They would only give her all that money if she married Rob.”
“Is that why she married him?”
“And he got a lot of that money in the end, when she left him. I’m pretty sure that wasn’t what her parents had in mind.”
“They ran off to Las Vegas a week after they met.”
“They wouldn’t have known each other by then.”
“She admits that she didn’t learn his last name until the day of the wedding.”
“Wow! That bodes well for their future.”
“He wanted kids, she didn’t. She wanted to travel, he didn’t. She wanted to live in Sydney, he wanted to live in Melbourne.”
“Jesus, what a disaster.”
“They didn’t make it to 12 months.”
“They were miserable for at least 10 years.”
“It’s a long time to be unhappy.”
“We were begging them to separate in the end, none of us could stand to be around them.”
“So, their friends split them up?”
“Well, you can only be miserable for so long before something has to fucken give.”
“And it did?”
“And it did. She got out of the car half way to Echuca and the way to visit his parents.”
“On the highway.”
“Joylene had to drive up and get her. She never saw him again.”
“He was always out with the boys playing with cars. She was always at work with her big time career.”
“I never really saw them together.”
“No, they never seemed to coordinate their lives to fit the other one in.”
“They just never seemed to be into each other.”
“She took up 6 months working in New York and she forgot to tell him.”
“She forgot to tell him?”
“Ross called it quits at that point, and she never did anything to get him back.”
“It was the love affair of the ages, the two of them.”
“Really, I never saw that.”
“Oh, they were gorgeous together once.”
“So, what happened?”
“Well, Josie got fat, and Malcolm said he didn’t fancier her after that.”
“That’s pretty shallow, isn’t it.”
“Then Josie could never forgive him…”
“For not finding her attractive?”
“I know, when I say it out loud.”
“That’s terrible.”
“And it just fell apart after that.”
“After Jenny had the second son, she took up tennis lessons to get back in shape.”
“But, she’s always been gorgeous, pregnancy, or not.”
“Yes, I agree, always, the problem was the 21 year old tennis instructor, Brock, thought so too.”
“Oh, I can picture what Brock looks like.”
“Teddy could never forgive her for betraying him.”
“Those poor little boys.”
“I know.”
“Jamie liked the girls, and from all reports they liked him too.”
“He was always a good sort.”
“Apparently he was giving it to any girl that showed interest in him.”
“While Sienna was home with their baby too.’
“In the end, there were two other girls home with his babies.”
“Sienna was heart broken, she thought it was forever with Jamie.”
“How are those glamazons?”
“Davey and Katie?”
“Yes, Davie and Katie.”
“Katie ran off with one of the lawyers from her office, and Davie is shacked up with an 18 year old model.”
“Oh, the two of them were always too beautiful for words.”
“Katie dumped the lawyer from her office after a couple of months for one of the partners of the firm. Apparently, the 18 year old model is pregnant.”
“That’s one way to keep Mr Beautiful.”
“Not really a good way, though.”
“What would he see in an 18 year old?”
“You mean other than the perky tits and an arse that never quits.”
“How is she going to keep him when the baby tears all of that to shit?”
“Yeah, it will be interesting.”
“She was a stripper from a drunken buck’s night.”
“Is that where he met her?”
“Apparently, he and his mate were doing her at the same time, in the change room out the back.”
“It takes all sorts.”
“Then she got him to do his mate.”
“He did his mate?”
“She wanted to see it.”
“Drugs?”
“Sure. But they have stayed together ever since.”
“Big time lawyer and his stripper babe.”
“Something like that.”
“She got pregnant on a one night stand and then she came after him.”
“Do you think it was deliberate?”
“The pregnancy?”
“Yes, the pregnancy.”
“She picked the guy with the money then came after him for support.”
“And he had to pay?”
“He had to pay for a kid he didn’t want.”
"Does he want it now?"
"Not really."
“How is Olivia and Henry?”
“Olivia and Henry? Oh? Um?”
“Oh why, what has happened.”
“Well, Olivia says that Henry was never very passionate.”
“Oh, well, poor Olivia.”
“Then one drug fucked morning she and Henry were sitting in a gutter outside a pub after Mardi Gras.”
“Oh, we’ve all been there.”
“And Henry confessed he’d always suspected he was gay.”
“Suddenly, it all made sense to Olivia and she started to cry.”
“Oh, well, poor Olivia.”
“And Henry started to cry.”
“Oh, well, get it out, I guess.”
“They have been in counselling ever since.”
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