Maybe not.
If this girl is playing this one straight, then she’s dishing up some pretty disgusting info. The kind you actually don’t want to hear. Once again, I’m surprised at Jon’s ability to lower himself in the public eye. I keep saying things like “Jon has hit bottom” and “There’s no way he’s going to get worse than this”, but inevitably, he does. So I’ll say it again. Just when I thought I couldn’t dislike Jon anymore, he manages to make himself look like an even bigger d-bag. A pervy d-bag.
So watch out ladies! This girl is throwing out Kate 2.0’s line about Jon and his magical stare. You know, the one where he makes a girl feel oh-so-special and compels her to quit her trashy job at Star? What’s sad is, these women are either falling for this loser move of his or, even worse, they don’t care and just want to sleep with him.
Nasty.
]]>“Jon wanted a divorce and he also wanted to throw attention away from himself, so he spread that rumor,” the source said. “Jon doesn’t like Steve so he didn’t care about the repercussions.” (source)
If this source turns out to be accurate and truthful, what will this mean? Will Jon still have a place in the show come August? While this new information does answer one question (Was Kate really having an affair? Probably not.), it certainly raises a plethora of new ones. I suppose only time will tell on this one.
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If you want some tips to outlast Jon and Kate and help your marraige, then this article on examiner.com has the tips.
Here are some quotes:
” There is more to love than sex. The reason a lot of people (young and old!) sleep around is because they confuse sex with love. The same can be true in a marriage. A long-term relationship needs more stimulation than body to body contact. Consider stroking his ego, encouraging him, and supporting him as he fulfills his roles as husband, father, and employee. He has a lot on his shoulders. Acknowledge and respect that!”
This is very true.
“Learn how to fight. When arguing about anything from money, to family, to what is for dinner, always keep the argument on the what and not the who. No name calling. No finger pointing. Keep the problem the issue; not the person. And do not wait until the problem is HUGE before talking about it. Communicate about issues as they arise, not as they compound.”
There will be fights. Learn how to communicate during high emotions!
“Date your spouse! Dating is essential because it is a reminder of why the love blossomed to begin with. If there are young kids at home or finances make going out impossible, make a date night when the kids are tucked in bed. Rent a movie and snuggle on the couch after a candlelight dinner. Dating does not have to break the bank, but it does need to be a priority.”