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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Im the guy who posted a while back about his wife had engaged in a PA with someone else.  It had only been few months but I felt broken and defeated.  Granted a PA is different, but the feelings of distrust were high and I didn't know what to do.   [/quote]

You knew what to do. You knew you had to divorce her cheating ass. She is going to cheat on you again if she hasn't already. If you don't get some balls and pull the plug on someone who showed you the ultimate measure of disrespect then you truly are a pathetic broken creature.[/quote]

Great response from a simpleton.  When you have kids and adulter y doesn't mean anything in a no-fault state, you still have to face the burden of never seeing your kids and being financially broken.  Things aren't black and white.  FWIW, doers ruin has to occur before divorce.[/quote]

You went Full Retard on that response.

You choose action in order to teach your children how to deal with life’s challenges with dignity and self-respect.

If you choose inaction you teach your children that you are a weak, cowardly chump. Worse than this, you are teaching your spouse the same thing. Remaining with a cheater is the ultimate acknowledgement of low status and low value. And why would they not cheat on a weak, cowardly chump again if they got away with it the first time?[/quote]

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