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She Snatched My Man Away From Me!!! - But What Else Is New?

Home breaker, Husband snatcher, Husband thief, are few of the expletives ladies use against another lady whom she "thinks" stole her husband. But did the other lady really steal the so-called?
A girl once complained that her friend stole her boyfriend from her. I mean, where the hell were you when the robbery was in progress? Guys, on the other hand behave like reptiles. They always want more. A guy only choses to leave a girl for reasons known to him alone. No one is gonna treat his like a "second-hand" clothing.
Ladies, wise up. Learn how to keep your man to yourself. Other girls are killers. Okay, you're putting the blame on the lady you think snatched your man from you, what about the guy himself? Dosen't he get a slap in the face because he betrayed your love?
Am just pouring out my opinion as a Blogger. What's your own opinion?

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