Anonymous wrote:OP, what did you do that she would cheat on you? Were you there for her emotionally? Were you meeting her needs? Women just don't up and cheat for no reason. They area not like men who will f**k anything with two legs, breasts and a vagina if they can.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, what did you do that she would cheat on you? Were you there for her emotionally? Were you meeting her needs? Women just don't up and cheat for no reason. They area not like men who will f**k anything with two legs, breasts and a vagina if they can.
This is unmitigated bullish!t. You must be a cheater, because only cheaters think that they cannot possibly be responsible for their own bad actions. News flash - cheaters have deep-seated character flaws that are their own, and they cannot blame others for their own reprehensible actions.
Anonymous wrote:OP, what did you do that she would cheat on you? Were you there for her emotionally? Were you meeting her needs? Women just don't up and cheat for no reason. They area not like men who will f**k anything with two legs, breasts and a vagina if they can.
Anonymous wrote:OP, what did you do that she would cheat on you? Were you there for her emotionally? Were you meeting her needs? Women just don't up and cheat for no reason. They area not like men who will f**k anything with two legs, breasts and a vagina if they can.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man up and file for divorce.
It might not be that easy for some men to just end it. Like myself at one point, the OP is in the denial stage and really wants to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Question for the OP is, are you comfortable living with someone who brags/fantacizes to her girlfriend about another man's sexual performance and not yours? It is demoralizing, emasculating and embarrassing, but certainly you deserve better!
Anonymous wrote:Man up and file for divorce.
Anonymous wrote:Um, even if she were making it up, I would find it very upsetting that she was lying to her friends about cheating on me.
But whether she had an affair or not (and I'm fairly sure she did), it sounds like your trust in her is broken. Do you want to save the marriage? If so, tell her you're calling either a marriage counselor or a divorce attorney, and she can choose which one.* If you don't want to save it, skip this step and just call an attorney.
* Even if she says counselor, call the attorney anyway. Make sure you know how to protect yourself so she doesn't play along at counseling and then blindside you.