Anonymous wrote:
Inertia, OP.
It’s usually costly to upend your life, unless your new love interest is well-off.
There is social opprobrium to deal with.
There is emotional upset in spouses, children, friends and relatives to manage.
And that’s if you believe your love interest is marriage material!
Too much hassle.
Anonymous wrote:I’m genuinely curious about this, read this thread a lot. Seems like there are decent number of husbands who have affairs, sometimes even years in length. But they rarely leave the wife, the couple either reconciles or the wife files for divorce. In my actual life, I only know of three instances when a husband divorced and married the affair partner.
Anonymous wrote:How are there 13 pages on this? It’s completely straightforward.
It’s because of kids, finances, and the enormous repercussions of breaking up your marriage and family for a relationship that only ever existed within the environment of secret, limited time interactions. Some never intended to leave, some are too scared or unwilling to leave, and some DO leave in circumstances that devastate their families. Divorcing over an affair, particularly where kids are involved, is much worse than just divorcing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is stupid. A lot of men do leave to be with their affair partner. Some don’t, some do.
In fact, I know someone who married the AP, twice. Left wife #1 for ap, married her. Got new ap several yrs later, left wife #2, married newer ap.
You know Donald Trump?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What about a man who lives his wife but is just so hot women throw themselves at him? And hes that good and wants to share? Is that so bad if no one finds out?
Yes it’s bad. The OW couldn’t understand why I wouldn’t just rent my husband’s d@ck out like playground equipment since her own wouldn’t f@ck her. Why was I so upset - it was just sex? Like I was being selfish keeping it all to myself.
Tough sh@t. I’m hot as h@ll too and have men constantly propositioning me and yet I was 100% committed to my husband. Go figure
Anonymous wrote:What about a man who lives his wife but is just so hot women throw themselves at him? And hes that good and wants to share? Is that so bad if no one finds out?
Anonymous wrote:How are there 13 pages on this? It’s completely straightforward.
It’s because of kids, finances, and the enormous repercussions of breaking up your marriage and family for a relationship that only ever existed within the environment of secret, limited time interactions. Some never intended to leave, some are too scared or unwilling to leave, and some DO leave in circumstances that devastate their families. Divorcing over an affair, particularly where kids are involved, is much worse than just divorcing.
Anonymous wrote:This is stupid. A lot of men do leave to be with their affair partner. Some don’t, some do.
In fact, I know someone who married the AP, twice. Left wife #1 for ap, married her. Got new ap several yrs later, left wife #2, married newer ap.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is stupid. A lot of men do leave to be with their affair partner. Some don’t, some do.
In fact, I know someone who married the AP, twice. Left wife #1 for ap, married her. Got new ap several yrs later, left wife #2, married newer ap.
You know Donald Trump?
Anonymous wrote:This is stupid. A lot of men do leave to be with their affair partner. Some don’t, some do.
In fact, I know someone who married the AP, twice. Left wife #1 for ap, married her. Got new ap several yrs later, left wife #2, married newer ap.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To say therapy doesn’t work for everyone wouldn’t be accurate at all. It doesn’t work for some people. Some therapists suck. I had a therapist texting me at midnight and trying to set meetings at 10pm. It was weird.
DH’s therapist has been very helpful. She recommended books about repairing relationships that completely changed his framework for understanding the pain I was in. His therapist helped him find an addiction group and was a catalyst to his recovery. I’m so thankful for her help. DH has really dug into childhood trauma to better understand why he wasn’t faithful. I don’t think we’d be together now if he hadn’t been to therapy.
Please reccomend the therapist and the books.
Anonymous wrote:How are there 13 pages on this? It’s completely straightforward.
It’s because of kids, finances, and the enormous repercussions of breaking up your marriage and family for a relationship that only ever existed within the environment of secret, limited time interactions. Some never intended to leave, some are too scared or unwilling to leave, and some DO leave in circumstances that devastate their families. Divorcing over an affair, particularly where kids are involved, is much worse than just divorcing.