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Can you get away with it? Absolutely.
But you seemed so concerned about the divorce and the impact on your kids that it doesn't seem worth the risk. Seems that the damage done if you're discovered would outweigh a divorce, so I'm not sure it'd be worth it for me. I'd always be waiting to get caught and the anxiety would drive me.mad |
+1 Sounds like the two of them are a perfect match and have much in common.
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+1.... She will either get bored and cheat again or karma will find her and she will be cheated on |
Damn- you are like a professional. |
a professional to the core |
You want to believe in it, don't you? Not everyone has your perfect marriage with amazing sex life. When your spouse becomes nothing but another child to take of, you make new choices. |
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I’ll never forgive my cheating parent.
Both my sibling and I married people who turned out to be cheaters, too. Coincidence? Now all grandkids are children of divorce too. Don’t do it. |
Yes, some do. |
Evidently, the majority of that person's time is spent sneaking around for sex and covering up tracks. |
| NP here. Honestly reading through the strategies here makes me think it's wayyyyy too much trouble FWIW. |
| The key is making not getting caught the priority. Once the AP becomes the priority or the obsession, trouble is just around the corner. |
Sort of perfects the whoring around thing. |
If not getting caught for deception becomes the focus of anyone's personal and/or business life, it's not much of a life. |
I believe we have found a serial cheater who “justifies” in her own mind her rampant cheating. Good luck, one day your conscious will catch up to you no matter how well you hide from yourself and those who love you. |
It’s not hard and doesn’t take much time. Only takes a poker face and a bit of planning. |