What's a guy to do when he's dumped after 12 years of marriage? I can tell you what this guy did - I stepped up my physical activity. I love sports. Sports and exercise were a big part of how I filled my alone time. Alone time is strange after many years of busy family life with kids. Little did I know, when my ex-wife left her wedding dress behind, that it would work its way into my new exercise routine. That's right - a wedding dress can be incorporated into a divorce workout plan in so many ways. I am the current wedding dress jump rope world record holder. I'm up to 75 jumps now. Good luck beating that.
They work much better than SHE ever did : )
Then she would get to be on the news with people asking her just what in the world she did to me.
She was his high school sweetheart and she left after 12 years. I say he can do whatever he wants.
"The inspiration came from Colin's [Colin is Kevin Cotter's brother] wife, Jenny, who remembered reading a book about 101 uses for a dead cat and thought the concept could apply to the wedding dress. The Cotters' three sisters got involved, tossing in ideas, and the blog was born.
"Really, from what I remember, it was the first time in a long time I saw Kevin laugh," Colin said. "He started having a good time. The idea provided therapy, a positive outlet."
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I have a feeling that if this were a woman who was doing this to an ex's tux, it would be applauded.
Plus, he's a little too wrapped up in revenge fantasies to sound like good husband material.
Rather than examine what part he might have played in the break-up of his marriage, he acts like a five-year-old.
I started reading this guy's blog when it was first featured on the Today Show, and it was immediately clear in its infancy that it was meant as a way for him to purge the pains of his broken heart, regardless of whether anyone else was reading what he wrote. Fortunately, some of us found his site and were inspired by his version of therapy. I applaud this guy for finding a way to deal with, what must have been, a painful experience in a positive and comical way. We all find therapy in different forms, and this was his. His message is to not wallow in one's pain, but to recover using humor.
I only hope that if I ever divorce, I will be able to cope as well as this guy did.
LOL! Perfect!