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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] The cause of our divorce was not my affair - never discovered - but my husband coming to terms with feeling trans. So. Accept that there are experiences outside of your own[/quote]

So you have absolved yourself of all responsibility fitted failure of your marriage, despite the fact that you cheated and married your AP. How convenient for you that he provided cover for your betrayal. What about your AP’s marriage? And btw - everything you have written is a passive story, like you both lived your spouses and didn’t want to blow up your marriages but sometimes that just happens to you. Gross.[/quote]

Gah you people. You just think that cheating is the bane of humanity. Get a grip. I’m not a cheater but it’s seriously not the end of the world like some of you make it out to be. Unless your entire identity is wrapped up in your spouse. [/quote]

I think you're missing the point. We're not a bunch of prudes fainting at the mention of sex. But it's a big deal when your cheating spouse walks out on you and your children to start a new life with AP. Like, that's the exact thing you commit NOT to doing by getting married. It's a big deal when the person you trust and committed to is lying and manipulating you every day. It's a big deal when your spouse takes a bunch of unilateral decisions that change where you live, where your kids live, where they go to school, and the financial security you've worked hard to build up. [/quote]

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