Anonymous wrote:I hope your ex is getting custody of the kids op. Doesn't sound like you have time to give them any thought.
Anonymous wrote:Could be your soulmate. Take a chance.
Anonymous wrote:Good luck, OP, but cut him off, b/c he isn't leaving her.
Anonymous wrote:Ok. Let me have it. DW here, I had a 2 year affair with a married man, we thought it was love. We talked about divorcing and being together. After many ups and downs, the stress of the secrecy got to me and I exposed the affair to the world, including to my husband and his wife. All hell broke lose. Months later, I am in the process of a divorce, rightfully so, and he decided to work things out with his wife.
After about 4 months of silence from him, he contacted me again to talk and try to get closure from how things ended. That one phone call has now turned into several, all initiated by him. We have seen each other a few times, though not sexually but there were love professions.
I know I should cut him off, I don't want to go down that road again but my heart is weak. He should be 100% committed to reconciliation with his wife, we both acknowledge that but knowing the "right" thing to do doesn't prevent him from reaching out and me responding.
How can I put a final end to this without that acute pain of loss?
He can't commit to her or you. Why do you want that wuss?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Or blow it up again. Tell his wife about how he is still calling you and telling you he loves you.
That should do it.
You'd be a horrible human being, and a complete asshole, but that should finish this one way or another.
I agree that she should blow it up again but it won't make her an asshole. It'll be good for the wife to know that this is what reconciliation looks like to her husband.
Anonymous wrote:Or blow it up again. Tell his wife about how he is still calling you and telling you he loves you.
That should do it.
You'd be a horrible human being, and a complete asshole, but that should finish this one way or another.