Caught wife of 18 years cheating.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

Spoken like someone who is unable to ever take responsibility for their own shitty behavior. When you point a finger at someone else just remember that three fingers are pointing right back at you.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

Spoken like someone who is unable to ever take responsibility for their own shitty behavior. When you point a finger at someone else just remember that three fingers are pointing right back at you.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

She’s a whore. Nobody meets her needs apparently. She’s out riding strange D every chance she gets. Lighting up the apps

[Anonymous]

Get a PI tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

You are an idiot. Cheating is not about meeting their needs, it’s about escaping themselves to be someone else. Cheaters are not loyal, giving partners. They are selfish takers.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

You are a cheater apologist and gaslighter. Loser

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

Spoken like someone who is unable to ever take responsibility for their own shitty behavior. When you point a finger at someone else just remember that three fingers are pointing right back at you.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

She’s not wrong.

[Anonymous]

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

Be careful when someone starts using victim-blaming language like this. Notice how the poster ends with "Are you going to be man enough"? The implication is that the OP was not a man (somehow), and this made it okay for his DW to have an affair. People like this poster blame others for their issues (e.g., they made it easy to steal, it was their fault for trusting me, etc.)

She cheated because she wanted to. Not because of anything the OP did. And she will again, and again, and again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

Yeah, I'll bet he hardly ever did the dishes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to save the marriage?

I don't know. It hurts. I would never be able to forgive her.

I'm so sorry OP. This must be soul crushing.

Staying in the marriage is absolutely an option if you wish, I have seen it work. I would assume once confronted, most wives would quit cheating, but husband cheaters not so much.

Umm. No. Women cheaters can be worse. I know several caught more than once.

Wrong. Women cheaters, when caught, realize that they made terrible mistakes, become better people, and never cheat again. They become the trustworthy people they always were before circumstances got in the way. Men, on the other hand, rarely change.

HaaaaaaHaaaaaa!!!

My ex wife certainly didn’t do that. She was back on the dating apps 1 year after I was told about her affair—which I found out wasn’t even her first one. She has a group of married friends- now mostly divorced that were serial cheaters on AM. Glad to be rid of her

You obviously weren't meeting her needs. You really should take a long, hard look at yourself. Were you controlling? Abusive? She obviously cheated for a reason, and that reason was likely you. You're the problem. Are you going to be man enough to work on yourself?

^^^^ we just found another man-hating member of the Coven of Bitter Divorcées.

Ignore her. She is driven purely by hate.

[Anonymous]

OP sounds like a beta loser. No wonder his wife was looking for a real man to fill her needs.

[Anonymous]

OP sounds like a beta loser. No wonder his wife was looking for a real man to fill her needs.

As long as you are clear that you are not a real man, cuck.