Anonymous wrote:Can you post on her social media page? I'd respond with: "how pathetic that you are posting this about a married man, and he has moved on from you. Find your own man and seek therapy".
NP. Please, NO.
A response like that might only feed the woman's ego. She likely is hoping that OP will see this video and that it hurts OP. A response like the one above, or any response at all to this AP, would only give the AP the satisfaction of knowing she got under OP's skin. Don't respond, no matter how tempting it is (and yes, I do think it's very tempting to respond to this kind of provocation!).
OP, do you know if your DH follows this woman on social media? I would have grave issues with that, in your shoes. I'm no expert on SM but surely there are ways to tell, or maybe as part of dealing with affair fallout, he has committed clearly to zero contact including looking at her SM accounts--? If he doesn't ever see this, well, I would let it go, much as it would anger and gall me. Also: Why are you, yourself, seeing this? If you follow her SM or it just pops into your feed (as in, you don't formally follow) -- you need to get her off your brain, your retinas and your feeds, period.
If your DH is identifiable in this specific reel via his name and/or voice, and you are concerned that someone you know will add things up and realize he had an affair you don't want made known, you might have to simply hope no one sees it. I would never want DH to contact her even to say "Take that down" (not that she would, if he asked), and I would not contact her for the reasons above. Is your concern that this reel might "out" the affair and you don't want that? Is that even possible if he's not shown or his full name isn't on it? Do you and she have acquaintances in common who would know his voice only, for instance?
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