The "What would you do" game

[cheerfulgreek]

I can't answer that one. I'm an only child.

"What would you do" if your spouse lied to you, and after 5 years of marriage he/she told you he/she cheated on you several times with a close friend before you were married, but during the marriage there was no cheating. "What would you do?"

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

"What would you do" if your spouse lied to you, and after 5 years of marriage he/she told you he/she cheated on you several times with a close friend before you were married, but during the marriage there was no cheating. "What would you do?"

Someone answer this question? lol. I wanna read the response.

[AlwaysSAI]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

"What would you do" if your spouse lied to you, and after 5 years of marriage he/she told you he/she cheated on you several times with a close friend before you were married, but during the marriage there was no cheating. "What would you do?"

That's a tough one. I don't think I would leave him, but it'd probably take me a looooooong time to trust him again. Maybe marital counseling or something. I couldn't just go on living like I didn't know.

What would you do if you found out that your aunt was really your mom and your mom was really your aunt and all those people you call brother and sister were actually your cousins?? What would you do?

[cheerfulgreek]

omg lol. Wow, I would be one screwed up individual. I would ask why? I think I would just go on living my life, of course with some extreme counseling.

What would you do if there was a supervisor position open, and you knew a close friend and co-worker of yours wanted the position, and even mentioned it before the position was ever opened, but the director of that department came to you and asked you to apply for the position. He/she also mentioned that he/she wanted you for the position, but you still had to follow procedure and apply 1st. Would you apply for it, knowing that the pay and experience was exactly what you needed, or would you turn it down, because of your friend? What would you do?

[RU OX Alum]

i think that it would depend on how long i'd known the person, if it was good for my career path and the otherperson wouldn't have been good at it then yes, i suppose


what would you do if you were still sick, but felt a little better so came into work anyway because you knew you had to make the deposit and handle the genral journal entries plus you wanted to pick up your paycheck but you did all that, and you will probably leave around 2, and you have to go to your parents (which is closer to work than your apt.) to get fresh sheets so you won't re-infect yourself, would you take a nap there or would you get your sheets and get on home, and just sleep in untill spongebob comes on?

[Leslie Anne]

Get the sheets and go home. I wouldn't want to get my parents sick and I'd feel better at my own home as well.


What would you do if you went to have your hair cut during your lunch hour and the stylist made you look like a complete freak? Go home? Call into work sick? Quickly buy a hat?

[PageantDiamonds]

I would have another stylist correct it.

Imagine that you drive past a motel and see your spouse's car. After talking to the desk clerk, you know that your spouse does have a room. What would you do?

[honeychile]

Make sure I had a camera, park my car so he can't move without seeing me, and talk to my attorney & make a list of assets as I wait for him to come out. If a call to the front desk proves that he's checked out, I'd have his car towed - to Alaska.





You've waited 2 hours for the pizza to be delivered for a football game, and the order is wrong. Do you send it back, call the company, or make the most of a bad situation?