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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The "wrong" behavior is [b]burdening someone else with information that could be harmful to them, just to unburden yourself[/b].

And that's the BEST case scenario, ignoring the possibility that she wanted to sleep with a married man.

But maybe there are more sociopaths on DCUM than I even thought. Just tell people whatever you want, regardless of how it affects them.[/quote]

By this standard, the husband should have kept what he knew to himself.[/quote]

I mean, are you kidding? How are you burdening your spouse by telling them something like this? I'm sure the wife would MUCH prefer to have this information and not have a husband-stealing interloper hanging around her family.

I guess it might make sense that these are the same thing in your bizarro world where the most important things are the wife and toddler keeping their friends.  :roll:[/quote]

I dont think this poster meant the husband was burdening the wife, I think she was saying the friend was wrong to burden the husband with the admission of feelings.

OP Im sorry this happened. One of my best new mom friends is a single mom that spends a lot of time with us (lots of weekends) and the kids are super best friends (just turned 2). I would be really hurt if my husband told me she did the same thing. Good for your husband for telling you. [/quote]

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