Leaving aside the fact that images do not go in the middle of trope lists like this, this is a wiki about trope use in fiction. It is not a gossip site, and for that reason, this is not "necessary information" where this page is concerned. John Lennon was certainly no saint, but this level of detail belongs on the forums, not on the wiki.

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*** According to Cynthia (and confirmed by Paul McCartney, Peter Brown and other insiders), John didn't get bored with her or domestic life. He was never faithfull, but he loved her and went home to her when touring was over and enjoyed his domestic life. In 1966 he discovered LSD, and he didn't want to trip alone. He tried to get Cynthia into it. She tried to do LSD and was terrified by the experience. John started to look for other drug-mates, and one of them was Yoko Ono. According to Cynthia, "I lost John to drugs". According to everyone else who knew him and saw him doing stunts like the "I am the reincarnation of Jesus Christ", or the music in "Two Virgins"... she might not be misguided at all. Still, it took John two years to decide to leave her and go with Yoko, and it was a hard decision for him, as he said in the first interviews.
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Then he got into heroine, and told the world basically he hadn't existed before Yoko.
May Pang got the same "erasure" treatment. In the 18 months he was with her, he reconnected with his stranged son Julian and published three records, one of them, ''Walls and Bridges'', the most successful one in his solo career. After going back to Yoko, he described his time with Pang as "my lost weekend". People around him happened to think it had been a very productive weekend.
However, by then, the effect of drugs wasn't known. It took Cynthia decades to realize why the changes in John had happened. In the sixties, however, she was classy enough to step out of the marriage with a little settlement that was basically for Julian. In fact, Julian had trouble growing up because though he wasn't poor, people thought he was rich and he was bullied accordingly. Turns out the "imagine no possessions" was something John never applied to help either Julian or Cynthia economically.

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* Un-person: To both Cynthia Lennon (born Powell) and May Pang. He had a ten year relationship with Cynthia. Pete Best, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and John's sister Julia Baird all reported that John was smitten with Cynthia. Best explains in his book that John had already decided to marry her and build a family with her from the time in Hamburg. Her sudden pregnancy (unplanned by any of them, they had been having sex for three years without using any contraceptive at all) hurried things up, but they were in a steady relationship far before the pregnancy and marriage. According to Julia Baird, John stood up to his Aunt Mimi's fury to claim he loved Cynthia and was going to marry her anyway (Mimi thought Cynthia had planned the pregnancy to "catch" him. They didn't know about contraceptives and John was shit poor by that time, so it's highly unlikely). John's friends claim that though he didn't like babies, he was quite charmed by baby Julian, even if he couldn't spend a lot of time with him. Even if he wasn't physically faithful to Cynthia, he stood with her until 1968, though according to her, the strain in the relationship started with his heavy intake of LSD, starting in 1966.

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[[caption-width-right:315: Cynthia who? Lennon was married to someone else than Yoko?]]

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[[caption-width-right:350: He totally didn't love this woman, and never wrote anything about her. Ever. Really.]]

Fast forward to the divorce and afterwards, and John starts saying things like "All my love songs always were about Yoko" (McCartney disagrees: at least a good part of Hard Day's Night is about his love of Cynthia "When I'm home everything seems to be right", or "I'll be back"). Go on to 1980 and John says in an interview that Sean was his first son, a planned child, while Julian was "born of a bottle of whiskey on a Saturday night". Both Julian and Cynthia felt insulted. The "Saturday night" had lasted three years prior to the pregnancy and hurried marriage, and six years after that. According to Cynthia, "I had ten years, Yoko had ten years". However, few people know about Cynthia, since she was demure and shy, and stood out of the spotlight.

Still, fans adored Cynthia, thought her classy and lovingly, and never forgot about her. Secretary May Pang had worse luck. 
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Yoko Ono encouraged her to have a relationship with John. May, far younger than any of them (23 at the time), refused at the beginning, but when John started pursuing her and with Yoko's blessing, she eventually gave in. In time, John ran out with May. In the time he spent with her, he got to see again his old friends (mainly Paul McCartney), reestablished a relationship with his son Julian, and produced three records, one of them Walls and Bridges, considered by many the best one in his solo career, and the most successful sales-wise.
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Fast forward to when John is back with Yoko and he calls his time with May pang a "lost weekend". Other people thought it had been a very productive weekend and he was being unfair to Pang. Who, by the way, eventually got sacked without John worrying about her financial situation.

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