Womansavers.com is different from other websites It might seem like a dating website at first it actually caters to women who have been abused or had their hearts broken.
There are even tips on how to spot a cheating husband. They teach you how to catch your cheating bastard by using all kinds of methods - old and new. You are even introduced to a few programmes called keyboard loggers that can track what your other half is doing on the computer. Alot of men are prone to visiting dating websites to chat up other women, and these programmes can be used to uncover their tracks.
Another cool method to see if your other half is having a little hanky panky outside is by using this thing called an Infidelity Test Kit. It can detect sperm stains which up to 2 years old(tsk tsk, the child would've learnt to walk by then) within minutes. I don't know how that works but I thought this was quite an interesting tidbit from Womansavers.com.
On the website, there are also stories about cheated women, rape and molested women, stories from men, women who have been physically abused by men and of course, the dating horror stories from women all over. Do watch out for the story about the boyfriend who gets his rocks off by dressing as a cheerleader.
One of the most amusing feature of Womansavers.com is its Rate A Guy page. Thousands and thousands of men have been entered into their database by angry women. It works as a way of sorts to warm prospective women to avoid these guys should they ever come across them in the future. Most of the men listed use dating websites online to find more women to fool around with. I'm quite happy that something like that has been done to further protect naive women from falling into the arms of bastards and the likes.
I was particularly engrossed with the stories at the message board. Especially the abuse stories. It was so heartwrenching to read about women in their late 50s finding out that they've actually been married to male chauvinist pigs all these years.
Even if you can't relate to what the women over at Womansavers.com go through, it still makes a damn good read.
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