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So two years later, you've forgiven the man who broke his vow to you while you were pregnant with his child. And now you're enraged at some woman you just found out is pregnant. You have enough forgiveness for your cheating husband, but two years later you want to make this woman miserable.
OP, you need some therapy. |
| OP, you're probably a good person who is still very hurt and angry. It's likely that one of the reasons that your husband chose you and your family over this woman is that you are a good person. You have every right to feel hurt and angry. Being a good person, though, is not inflicting pain on others, even when you are maybe justified in doing so. Choosing not to be cruel makes you a good person. Saying those hateful things to this woman you feel ruined your life (and I agree with PPs that you should probably be blaming your husband MORE than you are in your OP) will degrade that integrity that made you worthy of being chosen. |
PP, it seems like this thread hitting a little too close to home for you. I hope you get the help and support you need and deserve. |
I was pointing out the irony of this discussion that while the other woman and her child are being written off as miserable and unredeemable, the father is being celebrated for making the right decision. I'm merely wondering why OP's child is inherently luckier than the child of his affair partner? |
| What would Jesus do? |
I think you should do it. I think you should stop pretending to be someone you're not (mature) and embrace the childish itch-bay you truly are. |
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If she is as horrible as you say chances are high that she will fuck up her life all by herself. You won't have to lift a finger. And you'll come out looking better for it.
Personally, I wouldn't do anything because as you know hurting the mother hurts the baby. I'm bigger person than to have any part in hurting a baby. I'm sorry you are going through this OP. She is a bitch and deserves to get what she has coming but I think you will feel better about yourself if you walk away from this. You can't attract better friends if you act like trash yourself. |
| You can take the hood rat out of the hood but you can't take the hood rat out of the hood. |
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+1 Do not actually give her a moment of your time. I can't believe you forgave your Dh for that. I would have divorced him Or maybe gone ballistic on his butt and ended up in prison, but I sure as HECK wouldn't still be in the same room with him. |
She wasn't just "some woman." She was OP's best friend at the time. Take way the issues with the husband for a second, and if your former best friend made a certain milestone in your life miserable, wouldn't it bring up stuff for you when she then goes through that same milestone without a care in the world? That's the part that OP is dealing with here if I'm reading this correctly. I don't blame her one bit for feeling resentful, and for the fact that her former best friend's pregnancy has triggered all of this. I'm curious why the OP's husband knows she's pregnant though. |
Wishful thinking. |
And this is what comes of staying married. She will be tormented and eaten up by this forever after. Not a very healthy choice IMO. |
Wait, the OW was pregnant for 2 years without OP knowing it? Now that IS shocking news. PP, the baby is not OP's DH's child. But I agree there is more shocking news to come from OP's DH, sooner or later. Why wouldn't there be, since he already showed OP who he is by having an affair with her friend while she was pregnant? |
That's strange, considering every single post agrees with the PP's sentiments. |