She can’t stand Margaret because since their first season Margaret has threatened to tell the story of Bill cheating. Remember when Margaret kept poking Jen about Bill sleeping in the pool house a few seasons ago? Jen lost her mind at the table. Jen definitely told someone and the word got around town. |
Margaret is a POS. |
You never get over it. For the rest of your life, it’s still there. That’s what all married men and women cheaters do to their spouses. Complete traumatize them and destroy trust. |
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I thought her sister had a bad NJ but Jennifer's recent nose job is worse. Clearly she had already had one- but for them to have to re-break it to make that wonky curve- it has really collapsed the bridge.
Always got a closet-perve vibe from the hubby- like his is 'acting respectful' but not really. |
If he truly loved the OW, he would have left his marriage. |
And what doesn’t help that trauma is being judged by people outside of the marriage. Beyoncé has spoken about the shame and abuse people put on a woman who chooses to stay in a marriage with infidelity, no matter the reason or the work done by the spouse to change. |
| ^ that’s why people don’t tell others. They keep it a secret like she did. It’s way more common than is known. |
Nope, it’s way more complicated than that when you have kids and are in a long term marriage. You can love the OW, but not want to break up your own family. |
It's possible, but not very common with men, particularly in midlife. Many men cheat for variety and escapism and some messed up insecurities they have with aging. 65% will report they love their wives and are happy in their marriages. It's a 'them' problem, not a 'we' problem. When women cheat, it is more often about an exit affair. Women and men fundamentally approach sex differently. All of the sex industries: prostitution, porn, high paid escorts, red light districts are designed for men because men can have sex with no love. Women may think they can but always catch the feels. I find it amusing that the argument is that the man can love the OW, but a cheating man can't love his wife. This is some weird Bridges of Madison County fantasy with no insight into the cheating sex industry like online affair websites, etc. |
It's not uncommon for cheating to occur when a wife is preoccupied with pregnancy/kids, ill parents, etc. It's sick but it is when marriages are most ripe for infidelity because men run scared and often sex grows temporarily stagnant at home. Add in a guy that got rich over time and now has women looking for that $ and his own grown sense of entitlement that grows from achieving that success. Nobody knows what went on in their marriage or the type of therapy he got and the changes he made, and the additional work they did on their marriage. But, their kids were extremely happy and home life was stable so they did a very good job of shielding them from this major crisis in their marriage. Some marriages grow stronger after being blown apart like this and rebuilding. That many kids is going to strain any marriage. |
| Did Arnold marry the maid? Did Ben marry the nanny? Did Tiger marry the hooker/waitress? That ain't love, honey. Though I'm sure many things were uttered to keep their situations going. It's best not to expect love and marriage from an already married man. |
That's something one should really research. Look at Michael Jackson, Janet, and Latoya. All botched and horrifying. I crack up at how phony Hollywood still runs story of how beautiful those horrifying women are. Or like Wendy. W. though I don't know what she has had done. I do know she looks like a Morlock. |
It's best not to go with married people. When someone does that they have deep rooted problems as well. Time to get to therapy. |
Could care less, she does not represent my moral compass. |
You'll never know. She may consider him dead for all we know. I stayed with someone that cheated but couldn't stand him. I put myself and my finances first, and yes often the guy thinks the woman forgave him. Except in reality she praying for a banana peel. |