Three Women Discovered They Were Dating The Same Man; Dumped Him & Went On A Road Trip

[appalachiablue]

Washington Post, July 15, 2021.

Three young women are touring the West together this summer, united by something they never imagined they’d have in common: They all had the same cheating boyfriend. At the same time.

Instead of feeling bitter about their discovery, Abi Roberts, 19, of Salt Lake City, and Bekah King, 18, and Morgan Tabor, 21, who both live in Boise, said they decided the best way to cope was to move on — in a 30-year-old school bus that they bought and renovated themselves over 2½ months.

The trio hit the road almost a month ago and are currently camped out in Bozeman, Mont., where they’re hiking, taking in nature and sharing a lot of laughs. They’re documenting their adventures on their Instagram page, “The BAM Bus,” which they named after each of their first initials.

“We’re living our dream life, having a blast,” Tabor said. “It’s incredible to think that it happened because of him.” The trio’s unexpected friendship started last December around the holidays, when Tabor had a suspicious feeling about her boyfriend. They had dated on and off for several years, but at that point had agreed to date exclusively...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/07/15/boyfriend-cheat-girlfriend-roadtrip/

[Dream Girl]

1. Sounds like a chic flick plot.

[appalachiablue]

3. Perfekt, one busy Romeo, 6 women..

[Journeyman]

2. Further on in the article it says he was dating at least 6 women at once . . .

Seems you'd need shipper's software, something like FedEx uses, to keep track of all those dates and lies.

Glad to hear it worked well for at least half the women involved. Hope they enjoy their time getting to California. Perhaps they can write a book together, a "self-help" both to tout their strength and provide support for others caught in a similar trap of duplicity.

[appalachiablue]

4. Saw that, 6; he'll have to get sharper or

change his ways.

[Turbineguy]

5. I worked with a guy who had three wives.

The three met and went to the airport to meet him at his incoming flight. He was made to choose.

He ended his days with a Tahitian Airlines Flight Attendant living on a black sand beach.

These three Ladies had a much better outcome.

[appalachiablue]

6. How was that managed legally? Or not

[Turbineguy]

7. It was illegal.

[appalachiablue]

8. What I thought, wives in an alternative sense

[Turbineguy]

9. He was married to three women at once.

3 households.

[bucolic_frolic]

11. geez, i could have gone around the world

and I'm a guy

[vercetti2021]

12. GO GIRLS!

Only use that man ever had was to these women. Bringing them together to have the time of their lives.

[Solly Mack]

13. Good for them!

[slightlv]

14. Hea it happened to be back in the days of "Parents without Partners"

This idiot was keeping -5- of us on the line! When we discovered each other, one of us called him to the local Denny's for supper. Imagine the look in his eyes when he walked in and found all 5 of us sitting there, eating supper together, waiting for him. Needless, the lizard slinked back out the door and was banned from PWP from that point on!

Often, we women are each other's worst enemies. But there are times when we can rise above and be each others' best friends!!!

[appalachiablue]

15. Awesome, solidarity. Some sleaze, lizzardman, ha!

[mahatmakanejeeves]

16. It's like the Partridge Family, but ... different. NT