I agree Peggy, I couldn't think of a better word at the time though. But no, I didn't feel it was infidelity either...I think that she felt she had no other choice and I didn't judge her for it. She was maybe unfaithful with her body but not her heart! -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 06:17:33 09/13/07 Thu
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Marilyn
Subject: I agree Peggy, I couldn't think of a better word at the time though. But no, I didn't feel it was infidelity either...I think that she felt she had no other choice and I didn't judge her for it. She was maybe unfaithful with her body but not her heart!
In reply to: LadyPeggyB 's message, "I know I'm way out in left-field from the group here, but I have trouble thinking of what Pamela did with LH as 'infidelity'. I don't believe she had any feelings for him, she was backed into a corner and did what seemed necessary to protect her husband and herself. As to LH's fate, he got what he deserved, it's not like Pamela pulled the trigger or anything. Live by the sword, die by the sword; if LH thought he was so insulated that he was beyond touching, he was an idiot as well as a megalomaniac!" on 22:37:51 09/12/07 Wed

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That's why I had the discussion with Cindy below. I didn't feel Pamela had anything to feel 'guilty' over. But then, I must be seeing things differently for some reason. (NT) -- LadyPeggyB, 10:23:30 09/13/07 Thu
- I understand your point, and also believe she should not feel guilty over a selfless act to save her husband, but try to convince her of that?? (NT) -- Denise, 12:38:10 09/13/07 Thu

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