PAINKILLER

Everything You Need To Know About Rebound Relationships

De: WARREN MCFADDEN

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Chapter 10

Never pay for what others have received for free

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Love is a tyrant that does not care about the object of its affection nor the suffering of the afflicted.

Imagine going into a grocery store to buy some milk. When you get to the freezer where they sell the milk, you look at the carton to realize that the lid is open with someone else pubic hair on the lid and half empty with someone else's DNA floating around in the milk. Would you buy that milk?

Your spouse represents that milk carton. Someone else has been putting their mouth on your spouse or ex. The painkiller DNA is all in your spouses stomach and mouth, why in the hell would you consider taking them back after all of that. The truth is your ex or spouse is used Goods that "belong to the streets". Like I said in my other book "I'm the Prize" when your spouse breaks up with you, they will go out into the world and experiment with other people. They will experiment with different people but when their relationships come to an end they will want to be in a serious relationship, But at that time nobody will take them seriously. So what they do is hit the reset button and go back to someone who did have love for them and try to rekindle what they threw away.

Unless you're a fool I advise you to never take them back because you can easily catch a disease or Aids from this situation. Do not listen to people and their depressing ass love stories about how they rekindle. In reality they only came back because they had no more options, never be someone back up or a plan B. You always must be willing to walk away and never be manipulated or tricked into a relationship. Learn from Barbara Payton life on what not to do and to never take a person like this seriously.

She is for the streets

Barbara Payton

She was a street prostitute and an alcoholic, she had started out as a glamorous starlet in Hollywood.when she was 15 she eloped and married her boyfriend, William Hodge. Her parents found her and got the marriage annulled very quickly.Barbara's restlessness continued and she married again at 17, to a 22-year old Air Force Captain named John Payton. They moved to California where Barbara gave birth to their son, John Lee Payton, in February, 1947. Within a year Barbara had impetuously decided to pursue a career in movies. She left her husband and moved to Hollywood with their son.

In Hollywood Barbara earned a living from modeling assignments and her exceptional looks soon came to the attention of talent scouts at Universal International who tested her and placed her under contract on their training program for young actors. She joined young future stars like Tony Curtis, Shelley Winters, Jeff Chandler at acting school and took lessons from the resident acting tutor, Sophie Rosenstein.

She obtained a bit part as a nightclub photographer in a comedy, 'Once More, My Darling' in 1949, and walk on roles in two Western musicals.