Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you must contact her, share the name of a good therapist or self-esteem coach and tell her the person really helped heal a single friend whose life was a mess. That would be savage.
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Yes, please say this as the wife that took back her chaeting husband... to the person he cheated on her with.
As a former AP, I would laugh my hot a$$ off if one of you crusty old wives said something like that to me. Savage, indeed.
Oh dear. Sorry about your terminally low self-esteem, but sadly, your act here isn’t fooling anyone with a brain.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Yes they do, the only thing better is reading their posts over Xmas when they are so sad and bitter their soul mate is with his wife and not answering her texts.
You spend your “happy family” Christmas day … reading DCUM posts of APs to take pleasure in their (imagined) sadness?![]()
Wow, your cheating DH seriously screwed up your head. Good luck with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Yes they do, the only thing better is reading their posts over Xmas when they are so sad and bitter their soul mate is with his wife and not answering her texts.
It’s just as likely that the OW is spending the holidays with a new single boyfriend who doesn’t cheat on her.
There are far more sad and bitter posts from betrayed wives than OWs here. And I say this as someone neutral who has never been either.
Look, having an affair with a married man is an awful thing to do. And I feel terrible for women who are betrayed by their husbands. I think they should leave their husbands because based on how smug they are that they “won” the competition for a worthless man, they are damaged beyond repair.
The fact is that even if the OW is discarded by your husband, she’s free. While you are married to a man you’ll never trust. There are no winners in these situations, except maybe the lousy husbands who know that they can cheat and be forgiven.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Yes they do, the only thing better is reading their posts over Xmas when they are so sad and bitter their soul mate is with his wife and not answering her texts.
Poor wives spending Christmas with community penises. 🤮
Agree but most don’t know about it. But you’re happy with your community P. 🤮
Nope. My DH does not cheat. I married a man with integrity.
And if he ever lost that integrity, and I chose to stay, I won't be claiming victory over keeping a community penis. Spending Christmas with someone like that would be sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Yes they do, the only thing better is reading their posts over Xmas when they are so sad and bitter their soul mate is with his wife and not answering her texts.
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.
Anonymous wrote:you will get NOTHING from this. She will get something from this. Do NOT do this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It would be better to contact her husband if she has one. Do it anonymously.
Or pretend to be a 2nd or 3rd AP, to mess with her thinking she was special. And then say that the husband gave her an STD
Spreading lies about STD status is legally considered character assassination. By all means, go ahead and engage and get yourself sued. Knock yourself out.
Anonymous wrote:This will be bad karma for you.
Focus on what you want in your life. Let her live her life. You trying to mess with her in any way just means that you feel weak inside and hurt. You need to deal with those feelings in a healthy way. Confronting her doesn’t take away those feelings. It’s an illusion. It actually feeds your hurt and is a way of keeping you tied to this whole mess instead of becoming free of it.
I get that you’ve been traumatized and feel that something outside of your choice happened to you. I think that now you have choices, and if you choose to keep being controlled by this and letting it have power over you, you’re going to end up in a victim position and that will not lead you to a better life.
Anonymous wrote:Man these threads fire up the OW/APs out there.
Anonymous wrote:This thread would be funny if it weren’t so sad. Betrayed wives lashing out at the universe like wounded feral cats… with no sense of pride or dignity.
It’s really awful that your DH betrayed you. Honestly. But the psychological damage that’s been done is painfully evident to everyone else listening to your rants and assertions of how “great” you feel! It’s really weird and off-putting. I have no doubt the confronted OW was “shaking” … you sound like a lunatic.
If you want to be known as broken and weird from here on out, then do you I guess. But I personally would prefer not to become a caricature of the jilted wife for others’ amusement and gossip.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you must contact her, share the name of a good therapist or self-esteem coach and tell her the person really helped heal a single friend whose life was a mess. That would be savage.
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Yes, please say this as the wife that took back her chaeting husband... to the person he cheated on her with.
As a former AP, I would laugh my hot a$$ off if one of you crusty old wives said something like that to me. Savage, indeed.