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Will and I got married for the extra $1452 Navy pay
This chick I knew from the USS Higgins. I am now out and proud to have served. She was what military persons define 'dirt bags'. She was completely lazy, always complaining, with a huge mouth that ALWAYS got her in trouble. Her activities on and off the ship we known to everyone b/c she had no shame and bragged often. She was never articulate but just blabbed stupid stuff without thinking and did the same here, running her mouth without thinking of the consequences it may have on the families of loyal sailors, the Navy and the sailors aboard ship serving our country. All this story is about is a piss poor sailor making bad decisions and complaining about it. We all do and we all get over it, so please do the same and don't go as low as blaming someone or something else. I wish San Diego Reader interviewed someone off the Higgins to verify her creditability because if they had this would have never been published let alone front page worthy. "...I thought that all the men were lying cheaters and all the women were sluts. I laughed at the thought of marriage and love." Come on Maggie, you were no where near the model of moral standards. And this, the pointing of fingers of infidelity is ridicules. You are just mad that you got caught and caught badly and now want to blame anyone but yourself. You don't listen to anyone and never have, you just ramble on and on hoping someone listens, it was always nonsense, garbage and I see nothing has changed. Just now someone gave you a pen, big mistake. Don't take this story to heart. There are many good navy men and women that continue to be loyal to their spouses. It is unfair to judge a group by a few bad eggs and I’m sad to say "Maggie" was defiantly one of them who is now is essentially 'ratting' out her few old friends, blaming the Navy for her short comings. She’ll eventually grow up and realize she was wrong. Good Job Maggie! You have never ceased to amaze!— May 10, 2008 7 p.m.