Wedding nightmare

[Champ]

BRIDE Denise Dancer called off her wedding when she discovered
her fiance had a secret lover - her teenage daughter.

Denise and sweetheart Paul Bayliss, 34, had planned to marry
after 10 "blissful" years together. 
They named the day for a $34,000 white wedding and Denise, 37,
asked Emma -- her 18-year-old daughter from a previous
relationship -- to be chief bridesmaid. 

But her world fell apart when she came home early and found
157cm Paul with Emma in the garden of the house they all
shared in England's West Midlands. 

Denise, an office supervisor, said: "I glanced through
the window and saw Paul and Emma, half-naked, kissing and
fondling each other." 

"I stood there transfixed like a rabbit in the headlights
and I was shaking. 

"They hadn't seen me so I just ran out, got into my Jeep
and sped off in tears. I was almost physically sick. I
couldn't believe what I had seen." 
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,11587356^663,00.html

[hippiechick]

1. Humbert Humbert, is that you ???

:shrug:


:hippie:

[Downtown Hound]

2. Man, now that's messed up

I sense lot's of therapy coming on.

[Deja Q]

3. Sounds like a job for Jerry Springer

:eyes:

[prolesunited]

4. A $34,000 wedding?!?!?

That, in and of itself, sounds like a nightmare to me.

[baldguy]

5. Good riddance to them both.

[Nikia]

6. Unfortunately, that sort of thing happens a lot

To younger girls. Since the couple had been together 10 years, it is possible that this sort of thing began when the girl was a lot younger. Even though one might think that an 18 year old would be able to break this sort of thing off if she were uncomfortable with that, there may be a lot of other issues. The sad thing is that even if the relationship began 5 years ago, the mother will probably blame the girl more than her fiance and the girl will feel more guilty than the fiance. That is why evil stepfathers get away with raping and molesting their step daughters and that many of the girls feel guilty for life while the jerk feels that he did nothing wrong.
If this was a recent development and they hadn't spent a lot of time together in her earlier teens, I may be off about this. I am just saying that the older step father or step father to be is more likely to blame rather than it being a mutual thing.

[auntAgonist]

7. What's really shocking is ...

that this doesn't shock me anymore ... I'm still outraged that it happens , but not shocked.