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[quote=Anonymous]People need to get over the affair and move on with their lives. You think your kids wanna be stuck in the middle of a lawsuit? My dad cheated on my mom and she held that anger for decades. Still to this day, she is angry and bitter about it. When my xH cheated on me, I swore I wouldn’t be like my mom and drag my kids through that. Broke it off cleanly, zero conflict, moved on and what dating someone hotter and richer within 6 months. I’m still extremely friendly with xH and we’ll call to chat or send memes or whatever. Honestly if you wanna mindf*** with people who cheat that’s the way to do it. Make it seem like you never cared at all. Then they start second guessing themselves and their actions. When you’re psycho, it just makes it easier for them to justify the cheating. [/quote]
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