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Ex-Panthers great Steve Smith sued under 'homewrecker law' for alleged affair.


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On 5/1/2025 at 4:57 PM, MHS831 said:

If your mistress is single and seeing a married man, you probably are getting sloppy seconds either way.

Yea I got you I don't respect cheating regardless myself but to get entangled in some nonsense you may have no control over depending on who the spouse is. Just needlessly put yourself in unknown crosshairs. We've all heard crazy stories.

I've never cheated and I been married for 21 years. I have no reason to suspect she has either and its nothing I've ever sweated we both had childhoods with divorced parents and didn't want that for our kids so behave accordingly.

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On 5/2/2025 at 1:48 PM, NAS said:

Smitty is a legendary footballer player but this has really damaged his reputation as a person. You don’t cheat on a woman who has been with you through everything and gave you children and especially not with another man’s wife. He doesn’t even have any remorse about it, acting like nothing happened.

I mean, prior to the cheating allegation his reputation should of already been mud in a really just world.  But we, football fans, love to celebrate the fact 89 was an a-hole to people on and off the field (we the people, choose to find the humor in him being horrible). 

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lol... this sounds like some cheesy romance novel. where you have the superstar jock, police officer, & this chick that is in the marching band 

...just saying 

 

 

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On 5/1/2025 at 12:55 PM, Fox007 said:

Why do guys even want to sleep with another married person instead of a single person if you are going to cheat in the first place? so bizarre to even want sloppy seconds like ooof lost respect for Smitty on that one

Married women are going to be less likely to want to get pregnant. There are lots of single women that would view Smitty as a cash cow. Get pregnant, have the baby, get 50k a month in child support for the next 18 years. It's Hoenomics 101. 

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6 hours ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Married women are going to be less likely to want to get pregnant. There are lots of single women that would view Smitty as a cash cow. Get pregnant, have the baby, get 50k a month in child support for the next 18 years. It's Hoenomics 101. 

If I had to pull a number out of my ass I'd say about 90% of married women would ditch their husbands  in exchange for 50k a month in child support for the next 18 years. 

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