Charlene's Two Marriages and A Suicide Attempt
Charlene married a wealthy man who was a heroin addict. He claimed Charlene was obsessed with lesbian sex and that she begged him to have a threesome with a prostitute. She was using large amounts of cocaine and she didn't care about her appearance. Her first husband hated that Charlene's parents often intervened in their relationship. The marriage failed. She married another man - a soldier. She described him as a "mommy's boy" and grew bored of him, causing them to quickly divorce.
Charlene had a brief affair with a married man. He ended the affair after she suggested that they should have sex with his wife. Charlene was devastated and attempted suicide. It was not long after this when Charlene met Gerald.
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