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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Give that man a break. 
He fell in love with a colleague. He doesn’t love his wife anymore. 
You don’t control who you fall in love with. What should he do? Ignore his feelings and live a miserable life with someone he no longer loves? 
He made the right decision for both of them. I bet that she doesn’t love him either. [/quote]
He made the right decision for himself.[/quote]
No, it's the right decision for her as well. Do you want her to stay with a man who doesn't love her anymore? [/quote]

If kids are under age 20 and in the picture, yes.

DP[/quote]
This is nonsense. It’s 2026 and women don’t have to suffer in silence anymore.[/quote]

But children do, right?[/quote]

Living with parents who have a loveless (or disdainful) marriage is very damaging.

They do not learn wfat to look for in their own future partner.

It is much better for them to see a happy role model, who has self esteem and knows how to set boundaries. [/quote]

Ummm ditching your wife and 3 teens with no notice for your much younger colleague (and then trying to guilt your wife into not asking for what she deserves in the divorce) is not a “happy role model.” I definitely do not think people should stay in bad marriages for the sake of the kids, but this is not the way to leave. Keep it in your pants. [/quote]

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