Anonymous wrote:Is she married too? Just anonymously tip off her husband. Done.
Anonymous wrote:He won’t remember her name in a couple years or even less. For men it’s just sex. Read the other thread with the article cited about this. If this was a midlife thing due to his own issues and he’s done the work, he isn’t even thinking of her. I can’t remember her last name or much of anything and the trauma it caused pretty much caused a black out of the that time. Women carry this thing for a long time. For men it’s nothing. Don’t ruin a marriage if it were happy up until this point. Infidelity in a long marriage is close to 65%. I wish you peace. Don’t get stuck. She wants to stay relevant and believes she had some impact. She needs to or she just feels used. Move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't contact her.
Go after her marriage, career, kids. You want to blow her life up like she blew up yours, confronting her won't do it. Gotta make her suffer.
Doing any of this pouts op in stalking and harassment territory. Legal trouble. It also invites AP back into her life and causes op to lose sympathy from others even possibly her DH.
Op your time is better spent in individual therapy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't contact her.
Go after her marriage, career, kids. You want to blow her life up like she blew up yours, confronting her won't do it. Gotta make her suffer.
Doing any of this pouts op in stalking and harassment territory. Legal trouble. It also invites AP back into her life and causes op to lose sympathy from others even possibly her DH.
Op your time is better spent in individual therapy
Nope. Not if she’s wise and calculated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't contact her.
Go after her marriage, career, kids. You want to blow her life up like she blew up yours, confronting her won't do it. Gotta make her suffer.
Doing any of this pouts op in stalking and harassment territory. Legal trouble. It also invites AP back into her life and causes op to lose sympathy from others even possibly her DH.
Op your time is better spent in individual therapy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I did it and it was great!
She was shaking in her shoes. To her I was just and idea and a lie. When she saw exactly who I was she felt small and pathetic.
Everyone needs to be held accountable for their action, everyone.
Go for it!
Agree. I think APs have been posting.
Anonymous wrote:Don't contact her.
Go after her marriage, career, kids. You want to blow her life up like she blew up yours, confronting her won't do it. Gotta make her suffer.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I understand the impulse, but the fact that you seem to want this so much suggests the outcome is going to disappoint you. I mean, if you just wanted to yell and cuss her out, I get it. That would be fine. But you seem to want more, and when she tells you awful lies in response they are going to stick in your head. Nothing good is going to come of this in your particular case.
Anonymous wrote:It would be better to contact her husband if she has one. Do it anonymously.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve posted before and I know that tge overwhelming advice is not to, but I am really thinking I have to or it’s going to bother me forever. Anyone do this and glad they did?
Yes he’s the one I hold accountable, but it’s a matter of pride or something deep in me that feels this need so strongly.
Your choice of words is interesting, OP.
If you had pride you would not stoop to something that cannot possibly go well.
The affair will always be with you although it may not "bother you forever."
You sound very immature, impulsive and dramatic. Are you in counseling?
I’m none of those things but thank you for the uplifting words when I’m in a very hard place…
Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the OP going to chase down all of her husband's affair partners? Because this particular mistress probably wasn't the first and definitely won't be the last. The marriage is clearly lacking if he's screwing around on her. The "remorse" that he's showing will wear off and he'll be back on the apps looking for strange once he thinks the coast is clear. *shrug*
It is the dh who is lacking character by cheating. Op has abided his cheating and he will never leave her. It's not an ideal relationship to many of us, but it is a strong one. I couldn't stay with a cheater, but I was raised by a cheating father and a mother who put up with it. Their marriage lasted through cheating. Eventually, my dad settled down and my mom enjoyed 30 more years without him cheating. They died 3 months apart, having been married 50 years.
This isn't a love story. Your mom was a chump with low self esteem.