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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your kids will end up hating you because dh will tell them someday. Work with your DH. This guy might be attractive, but believe me he has his faults.[/quote]

Yep, I did.  Wife cheated, when kids asked why I told them.  When they were younger I didn't say much but that their mom liked someone better than me.  When they got older I told them.  No point in hiding it, it's the truth.  Don't do stuff if you're not prepared for the consequences and the the truth.  [/quote]

You're sick. My DH cheated on me in no way in HELL would I burden my children with that.  Jesus, what a selfish prick you are. You are a real piece of shit.[/quote]

NP.  Boy, this is an emotional angry response.  You really wish you could tell them don't you?  Therapy, lady. [/quote]

Misdirected anger at it's finest. PP thinks she's protecting her kids, but in reality she's trying to protect herself if she can keep up the picture of perfection she won't have to deal with the fact her husband IS a cheater.
Yes is he hasn't and won't stop.

How do I know this? My dad cheated on my mom.  She didn't tell us, no she was like you  and pretended.  I found out anyway.

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And just to add, people, there is a difference IMHO between maliciously trying to paint the other parent in a bad light by revealing all of his/her horrors, vs just being honest about a situation and not trying to twist or lie or pretend.  There is a difference.  I have no dog in this fight personally so this is not about justifying my choices, FYI.[/quote]

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