The high is the best part! And it's OK to enjoy feeling high and peaceful and its OK to want to smoke marijuana to feel high and peaceful.

Humans love to play with their brain chemistry—every wine and coffee snob you know loves drugs just as much as weed smokers. In fifteen years, we'll also pretend that the "rich…

Don't worry, kid, Unc'a Brett will show you how to weight train to hide that small penis.

From my first post:

All I'm saying is sometimes the cheating isn't the cause of the problem in a relationship, haughty, it's actually a symptom.

I think we should try to understand why people cheat, not just say "cheaters are evil and deserve no understanding." Sometimes cheating happens because people in a couple have mismatched…

PS Perfect name BTW. You definitely espouse the "haughty" position!

I love your long responses that just attack me! Your responses, hawty, only prove my advantage in this debate!

Your ad hominems still fail to grasp the argument, friend: that we should try to understand why people do the things they do. I thought "moral" people are supposed to be empathetic and understanding. Jesus…

Just listen to the tone of your argument and the tone of my argument. You put a lot of invective and personal attacks into your response and I'm sorry for that because I'd like to have a reasoned discussion of this. The good news is I think there is something that we agree on. I think we both agree with the…

Ironic: you're trying to cheat right here. You're trying to twist my argument into something it isn't.

My reasoning is that "some people cheat, and we should try to understand why that occurs, especially since it occurs so often." You want to explain this phenomenon with "cheaters are evil, m'kay."

You probably have been cheated on, but nobody ever told you. And why would they? You think your personal moral code applies to everyone.

Please take your morality and keep it to yourself. Your self-righteous claim about how 'moral' you are doesn't give you the high ground—it's not moral to use your 'morality' like…

I'm sorry someone cheated on you. Cheating doesn't mean that your relationship with them was bad; it just means that your relationship wasn't enough, and that's okay. People have lots of differences, it's not easy to be long-term compatible. It's okay for couples to learn that they are not totally compatible and…

It wasn't obvious at all. Cheating happens because your emotional AND sexual needs are not being met.

Who was the 18 year old? Did anything happen?

Exactly, he's a total player, even with that beard and fashion sense! And when his live-in finds out, she's so sad she just stays right there, paying for everything and putting out.

Jason Stonebraker is setting an example to follow!

Foxsports is reporting her name as Haley Russell.

Foxsports is reporting her name as Haley Russell.

The girlfriend's name is Haley Russell, per Foxsports.

Did she ever consider why he felt the need to cheat? She claims that:

I gave you my entire heart and everything I have

Agree 100%. If Anonymous Accuser had the "balls" to spend the last few weeks keeping up the ruse with Mr. Stonebraker as she claims, then she sounds like someone who wants to live in denial. If she was as strong as she says she is, wouldn't she have just left immediately after discovering her humiliation?

Did I miss the identity of the letter's author? Why is Mr. Stonebraker named but his "accuser" is not?

That's understandable. The fact that you're attuned to what people say and what they don't say suggests that some things are worth the price.