| OP, ignore the poster who keeps insisting marriage is for life and you are a terrible person who should wear a scarlet letter. That person has serious issues. |
OMG. Even if your souls are as pure as the driven snow DO YOU SEE WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE? If not, you have no ability to see your actions from an outside perspective and no empathy. You said you wanted a separation and seeing other people to see what happens and start an affair almost at once? And he separated then too? Total coincidence, huh. You and he look like homewreckers and you look like a lying wanna be cheater. Your husband will not want to be your best friend or any friend at all. |
| ^ Once again, that is not OP. |
| I can't help but wonder how DCUM would be responding to OP if she were the husband. Personally, I think she sounds awful. |
| Are you OP else how do you know that |
Yep, that's an affair. In your mind, you have now started revisionist history and rewriting your marriage. You will soon impart on DARVO (Deny, attack, reverse victim, offender) If you are good person, you will stop this and work on your marriage, as you should. If you are a bad person and continue your affair, realize that the fallout for your husband, children, family, friends, generational trauma is your fault alone. |
same, same, same. adulterers suck |
| "around the time of our separation" absolutely sounds like an affair. Sorry, OP. |
They do, but people who make stuff up are MUCH worse. Also, people who refuse to read. OP said she was separated by the time she started seeing someone. But who needs her to say what's true when you can just make stuff up, right? |
According to the OP, she told him back in May that she was done and wanted a divorce, after having been separated from him since last December. That's not an unreasonable amount of time to start seeing someone new. |
It's literally NOT adultery; their terms were that both parties could see other people. I might agree that it seems to be upsetting her ex, and that cooling it for a minute for the sake of divorce negotiations might be a wise move, but him not acting like a petulant ass would also be a wise move. Having to tiptoe around his feelings reeks of abuse. He doesn't have to like that she wants a divorce. He just has to negotiate and sign it. |
Eww. Trashy. |
Why? Because she's done with the marriage, said as much, and wants a divorce? While you may be able to argue that it's sad, it's not awful. Things don't work out. People change, move on, fall in love with other people. OP seems to have been upfront about all of that. Nothing "awful" about it. |
Hey, clueless, that's not OP. If you are a sane person, you'll take this little screed to your therapist and get some help on your issues so you stop projecting. If you're a clownassed troll, you'll keep shitposting drivel. |
Exactly! |