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What we’re about
Welcome to She’s Evil.com. Let’s start by telling you what we’re all about. First off, we do not hate women. We love women. Really. We REALLY love some women. But like most of you, we’ve had our different experiences with them, and let’s face it gentlemen, some of them are just plain EVIL! That’s not to say that they all are, or that all of us are perfect. (Truth is, some of us can be evil too. Not exactly breaking news) But this site is for the average guy out there, married or not, who tries to do the right things, plays by the rules (and it’s pretty clear nowadays that we didn’t write the damn rules), and just finds himself frustrated by a one-sided relationship where the woman wants more and more, believes that her needs and feelings are paramount, and doesn’t give a damn about our own wants or long-term goals.
The creators of this site are all either married or divorced, and naturally that colors our outlook. But the site is not strictly for divorced men. All are welcome, whether they are married, single, engaged, or divorced. Anybody who has experienced an evil woman. Hell, maybe even frustrated lesbians can offer something here (we’re not quite sure yet though. The jury is still out on whether people who think like you can ever agree with people who think like us). We want this to be enjoyable, and a place to vent. Get your frustrations off your chest with like minded people facing the same problems and stresses. Let off some steam in a cyber world that speaks your language. But we also aim to be a resource for men who are facing the real problems of divorce or relationship stress. We plan to post links to online resources, from legal advice to matchmaking services, that will be of assistance to men currently in bad relationships. But mostly, this is YOUR site. Log in, read what’s up here, and weigh in with your comments and experiences.
US population statistics indicate that as many as 12 million American men have experienced divorce. This is very likely the most underserved and underrepresented demographic group in our society. Child custody laws are stacked against us. Popular culture paints us as insensitive louts who deserve our miserable lot in life. Family court judges rule against us with regularity. The media paints a picture of abusive spouses and deadbeat dads. There are very few outlets that give us a voice, respect our opinions, and look out for our interests. This site aims to provide that outlet. So enjoy the ride, and get in the game. We want to hear from you, and we want the world to hear from all of us. If you want to show off your thoughts visit the She’s Evil Shop
Celebrity Divorce Stats Shortest Celebrity Marriages
Britney Spears and Jason Allen Alexander. Lasted for 55 hours.
Dennis Rodman and Carmen Electra. Lasted for 9 days in November 1998.
Mario Lopez married Ali Landry on 24 April 2004; two weeks later she had the marriage annulled.
Drew Barrymore and Jeremy Thomas, from 20 March to 28 April 1994.
Rick Rockwell and Darva Conger, married on the television program Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire February 15, 2000. Annulled April 5, 2000.
Colin Farrell and Amelia Warner, from July to November 2001.
Chad Michael Murray and Sophia Bush, married 16 April 2005, announced their separation 26 September 2005. Bush sought an annulment (citing “fraud”) in February 2006.
Jennifer Lopez and Cris Judd. Lasted 6 months.
Shannon Doherty and Ashley Hamilton. Lasted 6 months.
Axl Rose and Erin Everly, married April of 1990. Rose filed for divorce one month later, but the two made up; the marriage was annulled in January 1991.
Jennifer Lopez and Ojani Noa married on 22 February 1997, lasted 11 months
Drew Barrymore and Tom Green, married 7 July 2001, Green filed for divorce on 17 December 2001, became official 15 October 2002.
Liza Minnelli and David Gest, married from March 16, 2002 to July 25, 2003
Information provided by Wikipedia
Biggest Divorce Settlements:
$100 million* Amy Irving’s settlement from Steven Spielberg after their 34-month marriage ended.
$60 million Kenny Rogers to fourth wife Marianne
$45 million Michael Douglas to wife Diandra
$40 million Kevin Costner to Cindy, his wife of 16 years
$30 million Ted Danson to wife Casey. He left her for Whoopi Goldberg
$25 million Clint Eastwood to Maggie, his wife of 31 years
$20 million Bruce Springsteen to Julianne Phillips
$20 million Johnny Carson to third wife Joanna
$12 million Sylvestor Stallone to wife Sasha
$6 million Sylvester Stallone to Brigitte Nielsen
$3.5 million Jim Carrey to first wife Melissa Womer
$2 million Burt Reynolds to Loni Anderson
By GREGORY KATZ Associated Press WriterLONDON Mar 19, 2008 (AP)
The Associated Press
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“To some extent she is her own worst enemy,” wrote Judge Hugh Bennett. “She has an explosive and volatile character.”
Mills, who lost part of her leg when she was hit by a motorcycle, cast McCartney as an abusive, alcoholic husband who cruelly made fun of her disability. But the judge made clear the angry assertions rang hollow.
In a devastating indictment, Bennett called Mills’ testimony “not just inconsistent and inaccurate, but also less than candid. Overall she was a less than impressive witness.”
By contrast, the judge praised McCartney, 65, for “consistent, accurate and honest” testimony in the ruling, made public after he rejected Mills’ attempt to block its release.
Calling Mills’ demand of $250 million from McCartney “exorbitant” in light of their four-year marriage, the judge said her claims may have been inflated because of her estranged husband’s stature.
“The wife … must have felt rather swept off her feet by a man as famous as the husband,” he wrote. “I think this may well have warped her perception, leading her to indulge in make-believe. The objective facts do not support her case.”
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He said Mills, 40, had “unreasonably” expected that she would be able to live the deluxe McCartney lifestyle for the rest of her life even after she divorced the pop star.
“Although she strongly denied it, her case boils down to the syndrome of ‘me too’ or ‘if he has it, I want it, too,’” he wrote in awarding Mills $48.6 million.
Mills maintained she needed $6.4 million a year for herself and her daughter, Beatrice, as well as multi-million dollar properties in London and New York, and money for an office in Brighton, on England’s south coast.
Instead, the judge said Mills could get by on $1.2 million a year and one property, worth $5 million, in London.
- Poor communication
- Financial problems
- A lack of commitment to the marriage
- A dramatic change in priorities
- Infidelity
- Failed expectations or unmet needs
- Addictions and substance abuse
- Physical, sexual or emotional abuse
- Lack of conflict resolution skills