Anonymous wrote:Offer to host a bonfire for any items she might want to burn.
Anonymous wrote:Help her realize this does not have to destroy her life. We've been culturally condition in the U.S. to think of this as some kind of ultimate betrayal.
But in many cultures--France, Japan, etc., this kind of things is not uncommon or even so taboo. Help her to not overreact. Keep it in perspective.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Help her realize this does not have to destroy her life. We've been culturally condition in the U.S. to think of this as some kind of ultimate betrayal.
But in many cultures--France, Japan, etc., this kind of things is not uncommon or even so taboo. Help her to not overreact. Keep it in perspective.
There are ways to make a cheater suffer without divorcing them. But yes, this is grounds for divorce.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did she find out?
He actually found her on TikTok and started messaging her there. My colleague eventually saw the messages when she picked up his phone one day — she didn’t even know he used TikTok. He’d rarely be home because of his job and spent a lot of time meeting up with her on weekends, including at her dorm.
Anonymous wrote:How did she find out?
Anonymous wrote:Gross that he sought someone the same age as his kids. Plenty of 30+ year old women. Disgusting