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Reply to "suspect DW is cheating - any value in getting PI to get proof?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This all reeks that you are cheating as well and want to get our guilt-free. Why do I say this? Cheaters see cheating in everything. You are nothing but a classic example.[/quote] No. I am divorced. Thank God. There are bad marriages. And people who continue to assume it is always good. Life is not that simple. Could have cared less about cheating. Never happened but would not have mattered if it did (ex had a hall pass he did not use). I wished he would leave me...for years. My point is if the marriage is bad, people are not “throwing away stability” with cheating. It simply might not be there and there is nothing to lose and it is already over.[b] If the marriage is good, cheating is awful[/b]. If it is bad, cheating truly is irrelevant. I can’t stand the assumption just because people are married, it must be “good” or “stable.” Mine looked that way but it could not have been further than the truth. A lot of marriages are like this. If OP is unhappy, he should leave. She will get 50/50. She might not get alimony if he wants to attempt to prove it. [/quote] Yes, yes it is.[/quote]
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