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A jealous husband hires a private detective to check up on his wife. The husband tells the detective, he wants both a written account and as many videos of her in any kind of compromising situations as the man can get.

A jealous husband hires a private detective to check up on his wife. The husband tells the detective, he wants both a written account and as many videos of her in any kind of compromising situations as the man can get.Two weeks later the detective calls the man and tells him he has all the evidence he needs. They make an appointment for a meeting. The two of them are sitting there watching the videos. The man sees his wife meeting another man, then the two of them are walking in the park laughing. Another series shows her with a different man laughing and dancing. All together, he watches a dozen or so different activities, each with a different man, each time both she and the man are sharing obvious utter glee.” Amazing,” said the shocked husband, “simply amazing ! I just can’t believe it.” “What can’t you believe ?” asked the detective, “It’s all right there for you to see, plus I have all the times and dates in my log.” “I know, I know!” said the man, still in shock, “I just can’t believe my wife could be that much fun.”

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In order to have positive, healthy personal relationships . . . we first need to evolve as spiritual beings by becoming self-aware. Then we must recognize the needs of the people we choose to maintain relationships with. A successful relationship cannot be achieved based on “what you can do for me.” A relationship or partnership should always be mutually beneficial. Ask yourself how you can contribute value and meaning to the lives of others. <3

Moral of the story . . . the true nature of the husband’s marital problem was not his wife’s infidelity, but rather in not knowing her personality and needs.  There was also an issue in how both of them communicated with each other.  Also . . . cheating is not the answer.  It just makes a relationship problem bigger.  Remember . . . it takes two to tango! :)

~ David Almeida

Author and Mystic