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[quote=Anonymous]My ex cheated on me. If I had not had kids, I would have simply left based on the evidence I had. (which was 100% solid). IMO, there was nothing (and could never be) anything which justified cheating. Cheating is a problem with the cheater, and if I had not had kids I would have simply filed for divorce without giving any explanation. Any more effort on my part than filing would have been mis-directed energy on my part. Why direct energy at confronting a cheater? Just skip that and move directly to building your own life. What would be the point of confrontation? To be heard? To shame the cheater? To understand why? To get an apology? The cheater is not going to give you any of that. [/quote]
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