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1. Tess received an e-mail from Lady G, an acquaintance whose daughter is the classmate of her daughter at an Ivy League school in
Not knowing how to excuse herself politely, she forwarded Lady G’s e-mail to her husband (who was away on a trip) with a note that went this way: “What will I do with Lady G’s request to ride with me? She is so boring and talks mainly about herself and what property she and her husband just bought and I can’t stand being with her for four hours total back and forth...”In a fit of senior-moment absentmindedness, instead of pressing the FORWARD key, she pressed the REPLY key. So the e-mail landed in Lady G’s mailbox! Hell hath no fury like a woman insulted! And hell did break loose afterwards because Lady G told her husband about it, who confronted Tess’s husband and they almost had a fistfight. Lady G also told their common acquaintances about the incident and made Tess look like a bitch!Moral of the story: Don’t e-mail nasty remarks! Use the telephone and make sure it’s your husband on the other end of the line!
2. Mona got a text from her husband that was obviously not meant for her: “My darling lover, meet you at six. Same place. Wear your sexy garters... can’t wait...”In the first place, he never calls her “darling lover.” He calls her “honey “ or “Mommy.” Secondly, she has never worn garters in her life! (That is, garter belts for thigh-high stockings, which some men find a real turn-on.) Hell has no fury like a woman betrayed! Hubby tried to get out of the situation by saying his cell was used by an officemate, but Mona went as far as to ask the officemate, who denied the allegation. Mona and hubby are now in the throes of a divorce.
3. Carrie is a rich lady who tries to hide some of her business dealings from her husband. Theirs is not a good marriage and she wants to play it safe. She sent a friend an e-mail and swore her to secrecy, saying that she had just bought a property that she was not telling her husband about.
Not being computer-savvy, she did not know that one must delete the e-mail afterward so as not to leave any trail in the SENT folder. Her husband went to her computer one day and checked her e-mails. All hell broke loose. Hell hath no fury like a husband in the dark about his wifey’s financial dealings! She is now consulting lawyers on how to go about separating properties. What is hers is hers while hubby wants a share of the big pot.
Moral of the story: get a prenuptial agreement. At the very least, you know that your partner is marrying you for love and not for the love of your money.
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Mother-in-law raised hell and called a lawyer complaining about moral harassment. Hell hath no fury like a lambasted mother-in-law! It took a while for