Anonymous wrote:OP here
I dont expect sympathy. I am pos and a coward.
The woman is a friend's wife, not a good friend, more like an acquaintance. We just got a long. It started with texting and then a kiss. We were both hesistant since we didn't want this to spiral out of control. But 3 months into it, I couldnt go a day without texting or calling her.
We never had sex mainly because we couldn't find the time since we both work from home.
Her husband found an intimate message after she left her phone in the kitchen. and the next thing I received was a call from him. She texted me after saying she can't continue this and blocked me. It's been a week and I still feel like shit.
My wife of course hates me, can't believe id do that and have a crush on someone. The sad part is that i'm more annoyed at myself for getting caught knowing it was a bad time to text and I go through the scenario in my head over and over again.
Anonymous wrote:OP here
I dont expect sympathy. I am pos and a coward.
The woman is a friend's wife, not a good friend, more like an acquaintance. We just got a long. It started with texting and then a kiss. We were both hesistant since we didn't want this to spiral out of control. But 3 months into it, I couldnt go a day without texting or calling her.
We never had sex mainly because we couldn't find the time since we both work from home.
Her husband found an intimate message after she left her phone in the kitchen. and the next thing I received was a call from him. She texted me after saying she can't continue this and blocked me. It's been a week and I still feel like shit.
My wife of course hates me, can't believe id do that and have a crush on someone. The sad part is that i'm more annoyed at myself for getting caught knowing it was a bad time to text and I go through the scenario in my head over and over again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1 for therapy. Really, it will help.
No, it will not. Once a cheater, always a cheater.
Anonymous wrote:Affairs aren't real. Google limerance. Your brain is going through withdrawal, and it actually activates the same portion of the brain as withdrawal from narcotics. It will hurt and be miserable for awhile. But it gets easier, and soon you will be able to putit into perspective.
But you have no right to mope around. You have no right to expect patience or sympathy for what you are going through. Affairs are severe forms of emotional abuse, and the epitome of selfishness. You hurt people, and no one will feel sorry for you.
Anonymous wrote:Getting over my affair was the hardest breakup I had to get over. I never actually did. I understand being depressed and I empathize. I definitely was depressed. It lasted a long time.
Anonymous wrote:Getting over my affair was the hardest breakup I had to get over. I never actually did. I understand being depressed and I empathize. I definitely was depressed. It lasted a long time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why didn’t you leave your wife for her?
This is my question, OP. Please answer it.
Anonymous wrote:Why didn’t you leave your wife for her?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It absolutely kills especially since there is no closure. Her husband would divorce if she makes any contact. My wife also knows.
But it kills. We would speak daily and there is this big void in my life.
I don’t know how to move on. I know I messed up and owe my wife an apology but I’m also depressed and can’t move from the couch.
You owe your wife more than just an apology.