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[quote=Anonymous][quote] Anonymous wrote:From OP: I found out because he didn't come home when he said - he said he was coming home for dinner around 5. I texted him, no reply at around 8:30. About 9:30 still no word. He has heart problems so I'm getting worried. I go into our phone bill online and I see hundreds of text messages between my husband and this number. I call the number. It's this woman's voice mail. i see on the computer an immediate call going to my husband. then my husband calls me and orders me not to speak with her. i said to my husband, she had better speak to me now. She calls me. she starts weeping and saying I'm not a bad person, I'm not a bad person." I said what's going on? She replies DH is a dear friend. I asked what does that mean? Then she spills that he confides in her. I said like what? And she goes on about the things in the original post and swears that they are just friends. So, since I'm getting only denials, I'm dealing with what I know are facts - that he trashes me when he's out with this woman. He says he was ignorant that it's an unspoken boundary - that no one knows that you shouldn't go around trashing your wife, that I don't socialize much and this is normal behavior. [/quote] He says he coming home at 5 and he is not home and not even calling at 930? hundreds of texts? She calls back crying and he orders you not to talk to her? this is not happy hour, this is not an emotional affair, this is a full blown an affair. Unfortunately it does not sound like he will be at all remorseful. I suggest you look on surviving infidelity and do a 180. Ask him to leave, tell him he is free to conduct his affair, but not while he is living with you, see a lawyer. [/quote]
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