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Maculate Conception - 09/04/01
By Bel Garion
Published each Tuesday
Dear Bel:
I am a 35-year-old, twice-divorced male with four wonderful kids. My track record
with marriage hasn't been terrific, so now I am very careful about finding the right woman.
Last year, I became involved with "Lucy." She has been supportive and wonderful to me. She stood by me
through some difficult times, and I would not have made it without her. Last week, I asked her to marry me. She
said yes, with a few conditions. She made it very clear that she would never marry me as long as I was involved
in raising my children. She agrees that I could pay child support, but says she doesn't want my time spent on anyone
except the two of us and her pet snake.
Lucy is beautiful and smart, and I love her, but I am torn. I don't want to abandon my children, and the snake
almost looks like it has a human head. In fact, I could have sworn I heard it whisper, "The god of the Hebrews
is dead."
I am really freaking out. But I don't want to lose Lucy. She may be the best shot I have for a future with someone.
Please give me some of your saintly advice.
-- Jeff
Dear Jeff: If you think you are feeling "torn" now, just wait until you experience Hell. The woman is
both a servant of the Dark One and a control freak. She is clearly evil to ask a father to abandon his children
is selfish beyond belief. Here is my advice. Buy an ax and kill the snake, perhaps then "Lucy" will see
the light. If not, I am sure other women will hear of your heroic deed and become infatuated with you.
P.S. Don't feel bad if you end up having to kill "Lucy". It's O.K.
-Bel
COMING NEXT: You tell me.
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