Anonymous wrote:I would text her back with one word - “proof?”
See what she shares with you.
If she sends more simply accept and then watch your DH carefully in all dimensions - mood, behavior with you, comings and goings, bank account, email and phone if you have access to them, computer history, cell phone bill, credit card bill, car tracker (simply leave some belonging of yours in the trunk with a tile or tag, etc.
Meanwhile, get yourself into individual therapy with someone who doesn’t try to make you the crazy person.
Also see an attorney and learn how to prepare & what custody, child support & asset split would look like.
Ultimately, your DH will either confess on his own or you will have to confront him at a time of your choosing.
IME, the only hope (slim) that your marriage survives is if DH confesses on his own, enters individual therapy of his own volition and is remorseful and makes amends. Even if that is the case he should be willing to sign a favorable (to you) post-nup as the price of continued marriage.
Meanwhile, do a 180 and engage politely but minimally with him.
Finally, FWIW, you will have to decide what to do about sex between the 2 of you. IME, non-consenual non-monogamous sex felt like a form of rape to me. Ultimately, I could not establish a safe-for-me environment for sex, and so I ended the relationship.
She is terrible for engaging with him, but he is equally terrible. I say that as someone whose HS boyfriend periodically makes overtures to some kind of more sexual relationship. It’s not that hard to keep saying no if you know what kind of person you want to be.
Anonymous wrote:NP.
OP, please immediately get an appointment for an STD/STI screen. My BFF learned of her DH’s multiple sexual partners only after a routine gyno exam came back with concerning results.
Anonymous wrote:Shocked at the responses on here! Only blaming the ex girlfriend for this. This is why your husband keep on cheating: because you all allow it, don't hold the men responsible and turn a blind eye to it! Some of you are MAD at the ex for telling the wife?! What? I'd WANT to know my husband is straying I don't want to live in the dark with this.
Good grief ladies. Grow a pair.
Anonymous wrote:Wait,is the other woman married? If so, call her husband, neighbors and co-workers.
Break her marriage? He broke the marriage when he cheated. Guy hereAnonymous wrote:OP, I am writing it as someone whose exH carried over a hidden affair at work for 5 years. He also did it on work trips/abroad. In my case it was a strong emotional connection between the 2 of them, so he would not stop seeing her. And I wanted out, too as I didn't want to live as a family with his AP so involved in my marriage forever.
But if your husband is already broken up with that woman, she's already disposed of and irrelevant. Her texting you shows her weakness. Do not break your marriage over some whore. Particular if your husband wants to reconcile, work on the relationship. You have 3 kids to think of ! If otherwise the marriage felt good (no abuse, alcohol, he is a good earner) try to stick it out. Do not confront him openly, do not talk about a divorce. Give yourself time to line up finances, research lawyers, get all statements. Then keep it locked in your drawer until kids are out for college.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your husband's high school sweetheart is a B____ with a capital B for telling you.
No. Op’s husband is an ahole for having a three year affair an assuming it would never get out. The other woman is irrelevant.
They're not mutually exclusive, you know. He can be an ahole and she can be a B_____ at the same time. She's worse than the husband anyway. To make HIM suffer she threw an innocent woman under the bus. Not cool.
You are very, very much in the minority for having this opinion.
Personally I would be thanking the OW for telling me.