Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?
Women most certainly cheat as much as men, but they don't do it with witnesses around. They hook up with colleagues on travel or fake a work trip and have a getaway weekend with exes. Ask me how I know.
How do you know?
1. Because my brother divorced a skank that had a reoccurring 'work trip' to Chicago every three or four months when it was really just two days of her getting smashed by her college ex.
2. I've lost count of the number of times I learned about a colleague's divorce being precipitated by an office affair.
Work trip is not the same as a girl's trip. Women will absolutely do it in front of others and brag about it. I have seen it happen
Anonymous wrote:Two out of the six men cheated. This tracks with the percentage of cheating IRL. Nothing surprising here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?
Women most certainly cheat as much as men, but they don't do it with witnesses around. They hook up with colleagues on travel or fake a work trip and have a getaway weekend with exes. Ask me how I know.
How do you know?
1. Because my brother divorced a skank that had a reoccurring 'work trip' to Chicago every three or four months when it was really just two days of her getting smashed by her college ex.
2. I've lost count of the number of times I learned about a colleague's divorce being precipitated by an office affair.
Anonymous wrote:It happens all the time. I used to work for the largest staffing firm in the area. Same gentleman that started the company owns a local NFL team.
The leadership team used to go to Dewey all the time, hook up with way younger girls and…
Most the guys were married.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?
Women most certainly cheat as much as men, but they don't do it with witnesses around. They hook up with colleagues on travel or fake a work trip and have a getaway weekend with exes. Ask me how I know.
How do you know?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?
Women most certainly cheat as much as men, but they don't do it with witnesses around. They hook up with colleagues on travel or fake a work trip and have a getaway weekend with exes. Ask me how I know.
Anonymous wrote:Does this shock you? It’s not uncommon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?
Women most certainly cheat as much as men, but they don't do it with witnesses around. They hook up with colleagues on travel or fake a work trip and have a getaway weekend with exes. Ask me how I know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is that there's now at least one poor wife in that circle who got cheated on and everyone knows it except her. To me, if I were you, OP, that would be intolerable.
The wife knows, she may be in denial or not care, but she knows.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s sad but it also doesn’t surprise me.
I would be concerned about your DH because your own character can start to resemble those you hang around. I know this first hand — immediately after my divorce, I was surrounded by other men who encouraged me to sleep with as many women as possible. They were all living vicariously through me. This time period in my life was very confusing when I look back on it now. It fueled a lot of unhealthy personal behaviors and I ended up emotionally hurting a lot of women too. While I was ultimately responsible for my own actions, having these men laugh, joke, and externally validate me through talking crudely about what I was doing was definitely part of the problem.
Fast-forward to now — after having an extremely unexpected born-again experience in my early 40s — I now find myself surrounded by true friends, men and women at my church who are virtuous and have strong character. They aren’t perfect — none of us are — but these are the type of people who bring out the best in me. They do the right thing more times than not. They encourage strong character and help hold me accountable when I need that too. It’s a world of difference. I also work closely with with an executive coach who actively encourages me to be a better person and wants me to have strong character instead of like most shrinks who just tell you that whatever feeling or impulse you have should be acted upon.
I would never want to go back to hanging out with the first group now. I look back on it with some true level of horror. I hope that your DH finds a better set of friends who truly respect women, for his own sake.
I mean, guy who is into this scene of cheating and horrible ethics, and then ends up doubled down on religion. That completely tracks. The truly good guys are neither in the cheater nor religious groups. Guys who end up deeply religious have some serious failings from which they need to be saved.
Anonymous wrote:The problem is that there's now at least one poor wife in that circle who got cheated on and everyone knows it except her. To me, if I were you, OP, that would be intolerable.
Anonymous wrote:Is this where we pretend like women don't hook up on ladies weekend trips?