| "I told you...I thought the cop was a prostitute." |
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"NO, no, no! Dont say divorce, YOU cant do that to the kids!"
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 |
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“It’s not what it looks like”.
Guess he just tripped on a banana peel and landed inside the neighbor. 🙄 |
Jerk |
“Damn, it was a good run.” 😁 |
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But yet you still stay married. Words aren’t even needed to keep ya around. |
Same here! I never bothered showing him the proof but told him I knew about the person and gave him ONE detail which should have been enough. Well, they are both going to be each others problems soon! |
| Wasn't me. |
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I would say it would probably be to lie (and DENY if I am being honest!)
Ask me how I know this….! |
I’m sure that was even a lie! She confessed because his wife found out and was going to tell you. |
Yep. Too humiliating to admit they got dumped. |
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It wasn't his first words, but my now exDH made up a story about his cheating that he thought I would accept more easily than the real story about his cheating. He kept the details of this story up for over a year, elaborating more and more detail in response to my questions.
Only in therapy, a year later, at the behest of the therapist, did he tell me the "truth" - that the affair he told me about was a complete lie and that he actually had sex with a prostitute. Fortunately, by that time, I had done extensive "research" and knew that he still wasn't telling me the truth and that he had more than an infidelity problem. I stayed with him long enough to be in a personal position to end the relationship in a way that I felt was safe to me and the kids. |
Ahhh such a great response but so seldom do we think of the sick burn in the moment |
| "Nothing happened below the waist." |
| "It was all just fantasy, I never did any of those things." (In response to the many texts/emails planning and recounting various trysts. He forgot about the hotel charges, I guess.) |