I'm 64 and have NEVER cheated on my husband. I don't think most of my friends have either. |
You are hanging out with the wrong women. I am 50 and never cheated on my husband, even when he cheated on me and I totally could have cheated on him. I'd never do such a thing because it doesn't fit my values, and I have self-respect and self-control. None of my close friends would or have ever done this either. |
Here is the problem: you're still married. I am dating divorced or (occasionally) never-married women. Their experiences are different from women who got married young and stayed married. Now about your close friends: women are great conspirators, and if they did cheat they would never reveal it to you. |
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Hahaha. You obvs know nothing about women. My husband at the time cheated on me, but he is, of course, now my ex. Please. I have more self-respect and respect for my kids than to keep ourselves tied to an inveterate liar and cheat. And, BTW, among women who are close, lifelong friends with each other - well we definitely tell these things. I'm sorry you have such a warped knowledge of women. Clearly your red pill attitude is affecting the kind of women you end up with. |
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Here is the problem: you're still married. I am dating divorced or (occasionally) never-married women. Their experiences are different from women who got married young and stayed married. Now about your close friends: women are great conspirators, and if they did cheat they would never reveal it to you. It looks like you have been deeply hurt by a woman and basically expect all women that are out there now to be the rejects, not quality dating material. I don't really blame you - I feel the same about men out there after being hurt by my XDH. However, I am a good person so intellectually I know that there is a man-equivalent out there. My heart just doesn't believe my head and reading DCUM certainly does not help. |