My friend who is a shareef guy ... - Page 2

PaRtyGuyz · Jul 2nd, 2009, 03:14 PM

I think your shareef friend should contact the following individuals at his earliest.

1) Babra Shareef
2) Shareef brothers
3) Omer Shareef

You won't get better advise from people have shareef as a last name!

COLD_FIRE · Jul 2nd, 2009, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by TLK

what the whooo? Anway .. you sound like a Shareef guy, why dont you help my shareef friend out

I guess I am... sort of.

So here's my VHO.

He should call 911, only 5 mins before he breaks the story to his wife. It might be a sensible approach before he gets bruises a plenty... and neighborhood will be going baffled with all the noise coming out from the house, so before they do it, he should do it.

Then again, he can always just stay quiet, just erase the bond from his brain like it never happened, and try to be loyal to his wife... if he can! Because if he wants to stay with his wife for the rest of his life, it would be a foolish move to tell her everything. I guess.
But then, if he's guilt is too much to handle (Like the TRUE shareef type)... then ....

he should go for the 1st one. And Inna Lilaah perh lo sare...

(Man, that sounded like a tabloid junkie, but am not...really.)

TLK · Jul 2nd, 2009, 03:26 PM

He asked one of his girlfriends about what to do, and she told him not to tell his wife, ever. Now because he is so shareef, he does not know how to ignore his girlfriend's command.

I am telling you guys, sharafat is a curse

PaRtyGuyz · Jul 2nd, 2009, 03:28 PM

^^ Tell me about it...shuker hai, he hasn't shown his "Awarapan" yet!!!

mirage · Jul 2nd, 2009, 03:48 PM

I can conclude only one thing of all this:

shareef friends are very much in vogue these days

Chipkali · Jul 2nd, 2009, 04:52 PM

My cat is more shareef than your friend

mirage · Jul 2nd, 2009, 04:57 PM

^yes he always intimates his mate before going on the hunt

lil_ash · Jul 2nd, 2009, 05:07 PM

dats it im calling CHEATERS, they'll solve the problem for u

redvelvet · Jul 2nd, 2009, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by TLK

... is also married person but he is having affairs with other women. Now he wants to come clean to his wife, but because he is so shareef, he does not want to break his wife's heart by telling her about his two timings...

what should he do? Only serious replies please

He's considered "shareef" because he doesn't want to break his wife's heart with his confessions of infidelity????? Main sadke jaoon......what a sensitive man.

Here are some "shareef" suggestions for such a "shareef" banda:

1) He should take pointers from Governor Sanford of South Carolina. He's also two timing his wife. He tried to make things up to his wife by saying, "My mistress is my soul mate but I'm trying fall back in love with my wife." This statement boosted his ratings. As long as he tells wife that "he's trying to love her"..........she'll feel better. You know you should always back up bad news with good news.

2) He should play fair. If he is two-timing, he should even out the playing field by offering wife the option to two-time him as well. If you can't beat em....join em!

3) He should tell wife that the girls are not as pretty as her.....you know as compensation.

4) Box of chocolates? Chocolates contain chemicals that make people happy and less depressed. Tylenol? She might need it after the headache she gets from the confession. He could at least be helpful.

TLK · Jul 2nd, 2009, 06:56 PM

Please guys, this shareef guy is desperate about keeping his marriage .. aap loug ultay seedhay mashwaray de rahay hain .. is se to oos kee marriage toot jaa'ai gee

Chipkali · Jul 2nd, 2009, 07:11 PM

The word "shareef" should be censored on this forum

dildirani · Jul 2nd, 2009, 07:16 PM

"Shareef"

If you say so

Mamaof3 · Jul 2nd, 2009, 07:23 PM

My take on it is that he wants to confess his sins to his wife in order to ease his own guilty conscience. He will feel "better" coming clean but his wife will likely be devastated. His confession would be yet another selfish act on his part.

If he is truly sorry and wants to come clean then all he needs to do is live a clean life. Cherish and honor his wife and keep his guilty conscience to himself until his day of judgement comes and then he can tell it to The Judge.

redvelvet · Jul 2nd, 2009, 10:32 PM

Mr. "Shareef" should have thought about HOW he would explain his extramarital affairs BEFORE he started them. Think first...act later.

TLK · Jul 2nd, 2009, 10:57 PM

He is a very handsome fella, very popular amongst fair gender. Its not his fault that he attracts other ladies. Because he is so shareef, he thinks of it as an impolite gesture to stop the advancement of those ladies.

redvelvet · Jul 2nd, 2009, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TLK

He is a very handsome fella, very popular amongst fair gender. Its not his fault that he attracts other ladies. Because he is so shareef, he thinks of it as an impolite gesture to stop the advancement of those ladies.

Attractiveness and popularity cannot justify betrayal and lack of moral values. And if your friend upholds such a belief, it reflects a weak and superficial mind. One can be polite AND still remain within their limits while dealing with women who are being flirtatious. He doesn't necessarily have to scowl at the women. He can smile, say hello, and then excuse himself. He can politely deny invitations. If your friend can't even respect his wife, he can't respect other women either.

Iggle · Jul 3rd, 2009, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by TLK

He asked one of his girlfriends about what to do, and she told him not to tell his wife, ever. Now because he is so shareef, he does not know how to ignore his girlfriend's command.

I am telling you guys, sharafat is a curse

Shareef?

If he was so 'shareef' he wouldn't have cheated on his wife in the first place.

I think he should tell his wife the truth!