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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are a lot, a lot, of long marriages that have gone through it and nobody outside the marriage or even their kids know. Some of those happy marriages you envy, the loving couples you see- have been rocked by it at one point. You would be absolutely shocked.[/quote] Yep, this exactly. I know three couples where there was cheating involved and all are still married. I know no one who divorced from cheating but I am sure it happens.[/quote] What kind of cheating are we talking about here? ONS, flings or long term affairs?[/quote] Not PP but I know if very long affairs (years). [/quote] Very long affairs where the cheater(s) stayed married?[/quote] Yes. I know of two. Yes, they were caught. Yes, the stayed married. Yes, the affair did not stop. [/quote] Man broke it off, [b]rather brutally[/b]. He’s still married. She’s not. She had the feels. He did not. [/quote] Is that what DH told you?[/quote] No. She did. She’s a friend. He said some really horrible things.[/quote] Like what? It can’t be worse than things she has already said to herself if they broke up.[/quote] About her looks, about her worth, about her personality, she’s a whore, how much better his wife was in every way, how much he regretted ever meeting her, she’s a loser, a psycho, etc. It was pretty much was made clear it was finito. Yes- I know she felt that way before having the affair. Low self-esteem. She had to go back to the marriage like nothing happened even at a lower point then before. She thought they would run off together. I had a hard time not saying “I told you so.” I never approved of her infidelities and had put a lot of distance between us because I don’t approve of cheating.[/quote]
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