Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A friend recalls that he went to Tulim and asks advice, when the trip was 9 years ago? It doesn’t seem realistic. You ask advice when someone traveled somewhere fairly recently. The ex gf story could be an attempt to bury this in the deep past. If this is real, check his passport.
Shizzz. This, OP. This. Granted, I lived in a famous European city 10 years ago for a couple years and people still ask me for recommendations. But I lived there (and didn’t cheat on anyone)!
I agree with the posters to be upset cry etc but then ask your husband to attend counseling or say you love him etc but secretly get your ducks in a row and talk to a lawyer. Because for all you know he already has…
Also get yourself tested for all STDs and get the HPV vaccine if you haven’t and go get a Pap smear!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didnt Jeff already out OP as a troll?
I think you're thinking of another recent thread he locked after ID'ing that OP as a troll.
No he said on his daily recap he is 3.5/4 out of 5 points sure this is a troll because of OP’s comments in other threads. OP said in another thread that “she” and her husband went to Mexico in 2008, sometimes OP comments as a man and then a woman on the same thread, etc. imo it’s highly unlikely this is real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didnt Jeff already out OP as a troll?
I think you're thinking of another recent thread he locked after ID'ing that OP as a troll.
Anonymous wrote:OP, this may be a time to flip the script. What about cooking DH a wonderful steak (with all the fixin's) and presenting him with a bottle of expensive, top-shelf whiskey?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It was 9 years ago. I understand you feel a lack of trust and violation of your marriage but unless it happened multiple times, it's water under the bridge.
He slept with his college ex about every other week for 6 months during year 5 of our marriage
I'd say that was "multiple times".
It’s still water under the bridge. It’s over with her. How did you find out OP?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ehh, it ended. Old history. Have a smile and a coke and shut the F up
Not only was he unfaithful to his wife, his friends know about it and embarrassed her in front of them. Don't just shut the f up.
Anonymous wrote:Didnt Jeff already out OP as a troll?
Anonymous wrote:A friend recalls that he went to Tulim and asks advice, when the trip was 9 years ago? It doesn’t seem realistic. You ask advice when someone traveled somewhere fairly recently. The ex gf story could be an attempt to bury this in the deep past. If this is real, check his passport.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Putting the most positive face on this, it seems likely that he got it out of his system and you "won".
Anyone that cheats like that is a promise-breaker and might do it again.
That doesn't mean you have to divorce.
You need to line up marital counseling that is objective - neither pro-reconciliation nor pro-divorce.
Don't catastrophize. Honor your feelings of sadness and betrayal. Your husband owes you full disclosure.
Do not contact or seek out the social media of the OW. She is morally reprehensible as well and you will get no peace from contacting her or seeking out details about her. She is not your concern.
I'm sorry for your hurt. Be brave.
I think this is a great response, but I would also seek a consult with an attorney about what a divorce would look like for you, and what a postnuptial agreement could look like for you. You should consider options in an informed way.
Anonymous wrote:I’m sorry. I would feel our trust was broken. As others have stated, he has probably cheated other times.
I have not experienced this with Dh but I used to be in a serious relationship with a guy and I learned into the relationship that he was still seeing other people in the beginning of our relationship and that even hurt. I lost trust in him. I could never fully trust him and that is probably why we ended up not together.