Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just based on what you wrote I can see why he cheated. Read it again, and maybe you will see why.
Hint: you treated him like shit for 6 months....
It's a flimsy reason on any scale. While I'm not saying your circumstances completely excuse your behavior, OP, I would NOT discount the combination of accident, recovery, narcotics, a move, etc. etc. etc. In a very short time, you've had to deal with a number of HUGE issues. While your husband may have had his feelings hurt, I'm not sure he was there enough for you either. And six months? Are you KIDDING me? Did you two include the "for better or for worse" bit in your vows? Are you telling me that he gave it six months of trying harder than you (or not) and this justifies his cheating? NEGATIVE.
I'm very sorry and i hope you can both move past this in time but you BOTH need to be honest about your parts, your expectations and needs. But please don't take this on as you being the villian - he made an incredibly selfish and cowardly move. Nothing you have done or said excuses his cheating - the question is, will he be man enough to admit it and work with you to restore and grow your marriage.
Praying for you both <3
We’ve been married for 14 months, he looked for a job here didnt find one, he convinced me to move to his state. I quit my job to move in June and the accident happened, i broke my knee. Lost my independence overnight, in a new state, no friends ir family, and in just 4 months of finally living under the same roof he cheats? N is not even sorry he yelled at me and said it was my fault that he cheated, that im the one to blame, and presented me with divorce papers. I was so heartbroken, i just signed the papers, as I dont want anything from him, no alimony nothing. The irony is, the whole time weve been together, he was the one checking my phone whenever it beeoed, asking who is calling or who im talking to whenever it rings, who is commenting on ur fbook, why did u respond ect and i never had an inappropriate relationship with anyone while he is the one who cheated. Im just so heartbroken, its not like he didnt leave a hole or I never wanted more in the relationship or he treated me perfectly but I stayed loyal. I just feel so sad
Oh OP - my blood is boiling and I don't even know you.
I'd also like to revise what I wrote earlier - I was trying to be "unbiased" but I have to say, I agree with the poster who observed that your husband was making everything about himself ... I'm embarrassed for him. You married a narcissist and I'm so sorry. And if you were older, you'd know his unbridled jealousy is a big red flag ... it's often a trait of cheaters because they know what they're capable of themselves... and you wouldn't know this unless you learned the hard way or knew somebody else it happened to, so DON'T beat yourself up for not seeing it, I beg you. While I know it's said that problems are never 100% one person's fault, I'd say in this instance, your husband is close to earning the dubious distinction.
Trust in your goodness.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just based on what you wrote I can see why he cheated. Read it again, and maybe you will see why.
Hint: you treated him like shit for 6 months....
It's a flimsy reason on any scale. While I'm not saying your circumstances completely excuse your behavior, OP, I would NOT discount the combination of accident, recovery, narcotics, a move, etc. etc. etc. In a very short time, you've had to deal with a number of HUGE issues. While your husband may have had his feelings hurt, I'm not sure he was there enough for you either. And six months? Are you KIDDING me? Did you two include the "for better or for worse" bit in your vows? Are you telling me that he gave it six months of trying harder than you (or not) and this justifies his cheating? NEGATIVE.
I'm very sorry and i hope you can both move past this in time but you BOTH need to be honest about your parts, your expectations and needs. But please don't take this on as you being the villian - he made an incredibly selfish and cowardly move. Nothing you have done or said excuses his cheating - the question is, will he be man enough to admit it and work with you to restore and grow your marriage.
Praying for you both <3
We’ve been married for 14 months, he looked for a job here didnt find one, he convinced me to move to his state. I quit my job to move in June and the accident happened, i broke my knee. Lost my independence overnight, in a new state, no friends ir family, and in just 4 months of finally living under the same roof he cheats? N is not even sorry he yelled at me and said it was my fault that he cheated, that im the one to blame, and presented me with divorce papers. I was so heartbroken, i just signed the papers, as I dont want anything from him, no alimony nothing. The irony is, the whole time weve been together, he was the one checking my phone whenever it beeoed, asking who is calling or who im talking to whenever it rings, who is commenting on ur fbook, why did u respond ect and i never had an inappropriate relationship with anyone while he is the one who cheated. Im just so heartbroken, its not like he didnt leave a hole or I never wanted more in the relationship or he treated me perfectly but I stayed loyal. I just feel so sad
Anonymous wrote:How did you find out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just based on what you wrote I can see why he cheated. Read it again, and maybe you will see why.
Hint: you treated him like shit for 6 months....
It's a flimsy reason on any scale. While I'm not saying your circumstances completely excuse your behavior, OP, I would NOT discount the combination of accident, recovery, narcotics, a move, etc. etc. etc. In a very short time, you've had to deal with a number of HUGE issues. While your husband may have had his feelings hurt, I'm not sure he was there enough for you either. And six months? Are you KIDDING me? Did you two include the "for better or for worse" bit in your vows? Are you telling me that he gave it six months of trying harder than you (or not) and this justifies his cheating? NEGATIVE.
I'm very sorry and i hope you can both move past this in time but you BOTH need to be honest about your parts, your expectations and needs. But please don't take this on as you being the villian - he made an incredibly selfish and cowardly move. Nothing you have done or said excuses his cheating - the question is, will he be man enough to admit it and work with you to restore and grow your marriage.
Praying for you both <3
Anonymous wrote:Dump him, cut all contact and run as fast as you can from this seriously weak character.
You are in a serious car accident and his reaction is poor me, my needs are not being met.
Seriously DO NOT HAVE KIDS with this poor excuse for a human.
Imagine having cancer or a child with cancer. This man will only be worried about his own needs.
FFS, get out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I mean he's right. You ignored him, left a hole and didn't even live in the same state. What on earth did you expect?
We live in the same state, like i said i quit my job to move to his state and the accident happened. I was bedbound, on wheelchair and crutches for months, still cant walk normally
Anonymous wrote:Time to talk to a lawyer. If he wanted to leave he should have left without cheating.
Anonymous wrote:I mean he's right. You ignored him, left a hole and didn't even live in the same state. What on earth did you expect?
Anonymous wrote:Just based on what you wrote I can see why he cheated. Read it again, and maybe you will see why.
Hint: you treated him like shit for 6 months....