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Reply to "what do you do when the children know about the affair and are upset about a reconciliation?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Am I the only one who doesn't see the big deal that dad denied the affair? Most of you made it sound like that's a bigger crime than the affair itself. I think the affair hurt the daughter way more than the denial.[/quote] That was my thought as I read the post as well. Also, if the accusation was sprung on him I could see a reflexive denial as a way of getting some time to figure out how he is going to address the issue. I mean, I guess arguably if one was going to cheat one would think through some of the permutations of how you would address it if you were caught but he probably didn't think his DD would be the one to catch him. Finally, I can see different ways of denying something ("Well, it's not really like that..." or "I think you're misunderstanding what's going on...") that are more innocuous than saying "You're a freakin liar." [/quote]
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