And yet you keep responding. I've devoted my life to it? Weren't you all just saying I only get a sliver of his life? Make up your mind. |
Yes, you do only get a sliver of his life. Yet, YOUR life is devoted to all this BS and worrying about his wife and what she does. That's not a fair trade off, but evidently it's all you think you're worthy of, which is sad. |
| I don't want to hijack the rest of ops thread. Have a nice day. |
I'm not the PP, yet I do have to say, it's not really fair that you're making her sound ridiculous for "worrying about his wife and what she does", when the PP has said that the wife went out of her way to harass PP. I think that pretty much warrants worrying about what the wife is doing when the wife is blatantly harassing her. Just my two cents. |
What? How did she know you were raped and who your rapist was? |
She and I have had several conversations. She said he was using me for sex and he had a "fetish for uneducated fat women". I told her I believed we were more than that. I told her about him taking off of work to interview therapists with me. She asked why I was in therapy and I told her that my experience nearly destroyed me. When her friend catfished me I didn't realize it in the beginning. I slipped and said his name. His name is very unique, I'd never heard it before I met him. They ( her friends and sister) found him on Facebook. When she fought with AP she began yelling my govt name. My grandmother is the only one who call me that. My ex called me that when he was angry at me. |
Guild is indeed hard to swallow. So much easier to remove oneself from it through rationalization. |
Doesn't work for those who are all about themselves and what they want. |
Yep. Every relationship is sparkles and rainbows in the beginning. I believe most people get lazy the longer they are together. I have a family member that left his wife for his AP. They've been married for years but he confided in my mother that he's only sticking around because he's too old to move on and doesn't want to deal with a second divorce. They have the same marriage issues that he had with the first wife. And his kids hate her with a passion. |
| Friend left her first DH for AP and married him. 5 years later same thing. Left 2nd DH for second AP. He'll be DH #3 until she's bored again and needs a challenge. Then She'll move on w AP #3. All DH/APs have been betas who comply w her ever wish and take care of her son for her. That's how she goes out w APs. 2nd DH didn't even notice the pattern. Prob 3rd won't either. |
Actually, I find that my DH wants nothing to do with the bitch of an ex he left. I get 100 percent of his time and guess what, bonus, we got full custody of the children since his ex is a bonafide nutcase! Planning our winter break as we speak, for 2017, already have a place for 2016, see how efficient we are. Don't let these bitches get you down OP and for goodness sakes stop engaging with them. You are what they are most afraid of in their own pitiful little lives. |
| Thanks PP |
| Full custody of someone else's kids!! What an amazing prize! Life winner here for sure. |
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This thread is nuts. For the PP with the abusive ex-husband, I am very sorry for all you went through. But that doesn't make it right to cheat with a married man. First, even if the spouse is crazy, the spouse doesn't deserve betrayal and deception. Everyone deserves honesty. Second, cheating on a bitter or crazy person will make that person -you guessed it- more bitter and crazy. That is bad for that person, that person's kids, and, ultimately, you. Finally, if you have been through so much, I think you should try to work on yourself and healing without someone else and certainly without engaging more extreme drama. Peace is a good thing.
I just don't understand the vitriol for the allegedly bad, cheated on spouse. The cheaters didn't need to cheat and make that situation worse. If you hate your spouse or think they are terrible people, the thing to do is leave, honorably. Not cheat. And the OW or OM really have some nerve making in the people they hurt and talking about how horrible they are. You could have avoided all that by not cheating with their spouses. |
New poster. It is an "amazing prize". We got custody at 4 and 7. I say WE because I am the SAH parent who raised them. DH traveled a lot back then, sometimes for months a a time. They are grown now. No one knows we are blended. They are all ours. I'm not saying these early years were easy, but don't make it sound like my kids were anything but a blessing. (And I hate the word blessing.) They are what made all the really hard times worth it. Seeing them grow up in a healthy, stable home away from my DH's nutty ex WAS a prize. |