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Wieprecht writes, “Jack met Crystal (who had endometriosis) at the Big Kahuna, and they began dating. She seemed solid, and he soon lost contact with some of the other friends he was seeing at the time. He was with her a year later when she came out of the doctor’s office crying. She said her endometriosis was so bad she either had to have a hysterectomy or had to have a test-tube baby now. Crystal cried big tears as she said all she ever wanted was a little house with a white picket fence, a loving husband, and her baby. As I said, she seemed solid.”
He continues, “She told Jack she knew he didn’t want the responsibility; he would just disappoint her just like every other man always had. Wow. Years later, he thought it was a nice use of guilt and set the situation up so Jack could pretend he was her knight in shining armor. It seemed simple enough. If this had been a cartoon—the word chump would appear above Jack’s head.”
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