For about 7 months now...
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 3:22 am
I've been suspecting my girlfriend of cheating on me. It all started about 7 months ago when she would start coming home late from work at least 2-3 nights a week. I figured at first it's nothing, as she has an office job and she's always got work to be done, but every time she'd come home, she'd always give me the same excuse, with the same words, and she'd never look me in the eye. "Stayed back at work for a couple hours, had to finish up."
So, naturally I started getting suspicious. I didn't say anything to anybody, I just kept to myself. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but she just didn't seem as if she was into the sex as much as she used to be. I thought maybe she was just getting bored, so I introduced toys into the bedroom. That didn't help very much, she just didn't seem to be into it at all.
So finally last week, I decided that I've just about had enough! I told her I was going bowling with the guys, but really I just went out the door and hid beside our apartment building. Surely enough, I see a car pull up to the front entrance, and she comes out of the building and into the car, I run from the side of the building to a nearby parked car on the road so I can get a better view of the guy's license plate. Then I noticed some rust on the wheel well of the car which I was standing by, and that reminded me of the rust on my '93 Civic.
My question is, can I do anything about the rust myself? Or am I just better off getting it done at a body shop?
Thanks.
So, naturally I started getting suspicious. I didn't say anything to anybody, I just kept to myself. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but she just didn't seem as if she was into the sex as much as she used to be. I thought maybe she was just getting bored, so I introduced toys into the bedroom. That didn't help very much, she just didn't seem to be into it at all.
So finally last week, I decided that I've just about had enough! I told her I was going bowling with the guys, but really I just went out the door and hid beside our apartment building. Surely enough, I see a car pull up to the front entrance, and she comes out of the building and into the car, I run from the side of the building to a nearby parked car on the road so I can get a better view of the guy's license plate. Then I noticed some rust on the wheel well of the car which I was standing by, and that reminded me of the rust on my '93 Civic.
My question is, can I do anything about the rust myself? Or am I just better off getting it done at a body shop?
Thanks.
