| Usually, one failed Rice Krispy test will do it. |
The Google did not help ... can you explain? |
If your spouse was cheating he's the one that would have blown up your life. Don't blame the mailman! Faulty thinking along with deflection. |
| OP it does seem very inappropriate and I would want to catch them. Especially if they are my co-workers. |
But there is no evidence, beyond circumstantial, that the husband is cheating. OP is concocting it. So the life would not be blown up due to an actual cheating husband. |
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OP if they are cheating they are doing it somewhere. Her home if she's not married?
Do a little PI work on your own. |
There is not even circumstantial evidence. An inkling is not "evidence" of anything. My guess is that OP is jealous of the attention the other woman gets at work. |
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As much evidence as possible, of course. I'm a research scientist. I need to know
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When a man comes home from a night out with his “friends” the wife is waiting for him at the door with a bowl of Rice Krispies. If after dunking his junk in the bowl, if any of them stick - he’s guilty. |
My guess is your a cheating husband or an AP and you are worried OP is talking about you. Or you or just stupid can't think of any other reasons that would lead you to come to such a dumbass conclusion. |
| Haven’t read this whole stupid thread, but I truly hope the consensus is that OP should mind her own GD business… |
Or her home even if she is married!! Many do it when spouse is at work and kids in school. |
Me too, fellow research scientist. But I gather information, data, evidence for a living so I don’t need to be provided with anything concrete. Raise the suspicion and I will investigate myself. |
Exactly. Calling people crazy just because they disagree with her is itself crazy. Makes you wonder why such a strong reaction. |
Me as well. Was a research scientist at one point. I would want to know and then I would go investigate myself, look at evidence, and make a decision myself. |