Anonymous wrote:How do you know it is over? She is a liar, you know that, so cannot take her word for it. Do you have all her passwords? Are her electronics open to you? Did she send a no contact letter or text while you watched? Is his number blocked on her phone, Facebook, etc.? You cannot trust her right now, and maybe never. She needs to take these steps if you want to make this marriage work. Has she expressed remorse, or just regret at being caught?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
So she only stayed with you because the other guy was married, not because she wants it to work. Some guy gets to bang your wife and all of the good parts of her, you get no sex and all of the hassle. He's a lucky guy, all fun and no headache all on your sacrifices. [True]
Do you wonder if she did stuff with him that she won't do with you? I hear that's common.Did you ask? [Who cares. Doesn't matter. If they only did boring missionary vanilla PIV, she's still a cheater and you should still get divorced.]
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So how did OP find out?
He said phone records and find my phone
I don’t understand why OP thinks his marriage is salvageable. It’s not like she had a come to Jesus moment. She simply got busted.
Anonymous wrote:Op, sometimes you need to stand your ground - firm and hard!
Anonymous wrote:I recently confirmed my wife had an affair with a married coworker that lasted several years. I confronted her with the information and she acknowledged the affair. I am struggling with whether or not I should connect with the other affair partner or even contact his spouse. This just sucks!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So how did OP find out?
He said phone records and find my phone
Anonymous wrote:So how did OP find out?