Woman Kissed My Husband

[Anonymous]

Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

[Anonymous]

Let me guess. An unmarried, mid 30s floozie? They are a dime a dozen. Just ignore her. Everyone knows she is a loser.

[Anonymous]

I’d ask the venue for a copy of the video for your records.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d ask the venue for a copy of the video for your records.

That would never have occurred to me, but maybe necessary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

Must be a whole new world, when I worked in IC it made careers--as long as you were the man and the aggressor.

[Anonymous]

Get a lawyer let the lawyer ask if you can. Act fast those tapes are often recorded over.

[Anonymous]

Is get the tape to watch it myself..

[Anonymous]

Did it really happen like he said or is your husband the one trying to cover up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

Nice story. But anyone with a TS Poly spouse knows not to post identifiable information like familial relations, ages, and events like this on a pseudo public forum.

If you are real, I would tell your DH who may need to report it, or he may recommend Jeff delete. But the internet never forgets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’d ask the venue for a copy of the video for your records.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

Nice story. But anyone with a TS Poly spouse knows not to post identifiable information like familial relations, ages, and events like this on a pseudo public forum.

If you are real, I would tell your DH who may need to report it, or he may recommend Jeff delete. But the internet never forgets.

I agree, why on earth include that it was this weekend, the exact relationship with the couple, and that the groom is much younger? All completely irrelevant to your actual question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

Nice story. But anyone with a TS Poly spouse knows not to post identifiable information like familial relations, ages, and events like this on a pseudo public forum.

If you are real, I would tell your DH who may need to report it, or he may recommend Jeff delete. But the internet never forgets.

I agree, why on earth include that it was this weekend, the exact relationship with the couple, and that the groom is much younger? All completely irrelevant to your actual question.

I mean she really posted because she wanted to brag that her geriatric DH can snag some millennial thang.

“ There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Husband and I were at his half brother's wedding this weekend. The age gap is odd because his dad had a second marriage with half siblings when my DH was 13. So, we are late 40s, they are all early 30s.

Anyway, the wedding and reception were great, very fancy as the bride's family is loaded, old DC money. People were drinking a lot.

There was a woman that is friends with the bride and was aggresivepretty much following my DH around like a puppy dog. I saw this long before she acted.

My DH was leaving the restoom area and she basically pounced on him and kissed/groped/ tried to French kiss him. He gently pushed her off and she left embarassed.

DH told me this immediately after it happened.

She has now put out whipsers that he 'came onto her and was aggressive'

This is going to sound nuts but do we get a lawyer involved? The venue has cameras. MY DH has a TS Poly and works in IC. Things like this kill careers.

I hope the other woman lets it go. She shouldn't let her pride f**ks your husband career over a simple kiss attempt.

Anyways I wouldn't worry too much. She was drunk. Your DH didn't do anything. She is not going to file and assist charge nor can she win one against him should she decide to act stupid and try to accuse him of things he didn't do.

Now when you guys got home, did you give him the best sex ever lol?

[Anonymous]

I am not surprised. I have seen countless women in their 30s throw themselves this way at married men. Some of these women are just lonely..they go these weddings and it reminds them that their clock is ticking.

[Anonymous]

Just a kiss-miss. Lock your DH down — no more loose lips.