| Would you send via email or certified letter (signature required)? It was a multi-year affair, unprotected sex. He deserves to know. |
| Why do you assume he doesn't already know? |
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Gross
But hey misery loves company |
| Both. |
| You look weak doing it. He is not your problem. What he deserves is not up to you. |
+1 |
She’s had multiple and is a pathological, manipulative liar. He’s clueless. She plans to divorce him and make him think it’s his fault. |
Who cares about "looking weak"? I'd want to know. |
| I would stay out of it. Why bring another person's problems into your life? But if you must, then sure certified mail |
I think ethically it’s the right thing to do. Weak is burying your head in the sand, not this. I’d want to know too. |
| You’ll look pathetic. This won’t be the dramatic moment you’re looking for. Have you left yet, or still making excuses on why you can’t? |
She brought herself into OP’s life. |
| OP, cheaters will tell you not to do this. It’s the right thing to do. Read “surviving infidelity” and “betrayed wives” blogs. They advise doing this. |
| Don’t do it. Looks pathetic. |
| Can you do it anonymously? |