Anonymous wrote:You call him your husband. That's what he is. You can't say you're separated, because you haven't filed for separation.
If I were dating a guy, and I later found out he was still married while we were dating and had lied to me about being separated, that would be the end of our relationship.
I don't know what you are fighting about in court with your current husband, but it's sort of irrelevant. He's your husband until you make a legal move otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:You call him your husband. That's what he is. You can't say you're separated, because you haven't filed for separation.
If I were dating a guy, and I later found out he was still married while we were dating and had lied to me about being separated, that would be the end of our relationship.
I don't know what you are fighting about in court with your current husband, but it's sort of irrelevant. He's your husband until you make a legal move otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you are uncomfortable calling him your ex, it may be too soon to have sex with others.
Let's not a couple of you start judging that fast. I know it's DCUM. I didn't say I was uncomfortable, but was asking what the appropriate word was. I've been calling him my ex, my ex-husband, and my husband, not sure what I should call him.
You have sex 4 times in 4 years and see where you end up when you move out of the house and it's agreed the marriage is over.
Anonymous wrote:For starters, drop the "D".
Anonymous wrote:If you are uncomfortable calling him your ex, it may be too soon to have sex with others.
Anonymous wrote:Soon To Be X or STBX always bring Son Of The Bitch in my mind for some reason![]()