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It was only last month when former actress and playwright Tricia Walsh-Smith, in the midst of splitting with her husband, produced a YouTube video to air the couple's dirty laundry. "One More Crazy Day in the Life of a Phoenix Rising From the Ashes" recounted the couple's sex life and discussed the husband's stash of porn and Viagra. Harsh.Now another ex-husband is the target of a revenge campaign. Pasha Cummings, who lives in the English town of Seaham, has had hundreds of pictures of his naked butt plastered all over town on lampposts and bus stops.
Under his behind, the posters read, "Pasha Cummings: lying, cheating, two-timing arse! Sandra Beckworth is no better." Cummings says he thinks it's the work of his ex-wife, who left the country (coincidentally?) on the day the posters appeared. The two broke up in September after six years, and Cummings has since started seeing Beckworth (who is also his boss).
While these are the most recent tales we've come across of angry women publicly airing their dirty laundry, we're sure there are many more (likely much worse).
Question raised: Do you know of any stories of whacked-out women getting back at cheating guys? What's the worst way you've been burned?
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Friday 23 May
By Desi
There was a girl around here that found out her boyfriend was cheating, instead of confronting him immediately she pretended not to know what was going on. She then asked to borrow his car, after dissappearing for a few hours her boyfriend called her asking where she was. She told him not to worry that she would be back in a couple of hours and that she was just out shopping. Upon returning home she handed him the keys, informed him that she knew he was cheating and broke up with him. The next month he got a bill from EZ Pass (which he didn't have) for a little over $2000.00. Apparently she had been driving in and out of exits on the turnpike all day going through the ezpass lane knowing that it only takes a photo of the license plate and not of the driver.
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Tuesday 27 May
By dana
Love that story. That's perfect...
Wednesday 04 June
By John Doe
You don't need to have cheating husbands to have whacked-out ex-wives try to "get back" at you. I say this from experience. I never cheated on my ex, but she actually cheated on me, jetting around the country. She thought (and still probably thinks) that I was totally clueless about all she did and said behind my back, but I wasn't and still am not unaware.
Certain people at work where I once worked up until about eight years ago were definitely involved - I will probably never ever know all of the complete details, but I know enough to say with assurance that I know.
She's tried to turn this all around to make me look like the villian and smear me, and in the short run it has worked, but in the long run it will not. I really don't spend much time concerning myself with it, because I'm a very busy and forward-looking guy who doesn't live in the past. I've since re-married, am working on a new & exciting career, and am generally moving forward. My ex is still mired in the past, as always. I'm the type that tends to mind his own business, and not trash others - this is actually the first time I've ever really mentioned this to anyone actually other than my new wife.
Based on my own experience, this vengeful ex-wife thing is pretty much a universal pheomenon. I don't think very many women are of the proper moral fibre to place themselves above it, but rather give in to their basest darkest urges and instincts, rather than letting go and moving on.
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