Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH hear in 20 year marriage. Seems very suspicious that DH does not tell you where he is going on a planned trip. That seems off.
But I do get defensive when DW calls and asks when are you going to be home, what are you doing now, why are you going there, who is there on and on. Sometimes seems to be trying to pin me down, when sometimes I just want to go different places with friends, and I don't know where I am going and I don't know when I will be home. Come on now, why are you bothering me , and I will make things up to get off the phone.
Especially when golfing, we almost always go out for dinner and drinks and she will want to know where and when, stupid questions.
hahah, are you the golfer who ended up wandering off with a "female friend" after one too many rounds at the bar, and then wandered home the next day?
I believe it was an emotional rather than physical affair ... I found short love notes he texted to her on our home computer when I was checking on a young son's Internet use. No, never went to counseling. I am a stay at home mom with no chance of decent job now that I am 50 and also do not wish to lose a single day of custody of my only child. Trying to stick it out until child is done with high school, for my own sake more than his. We do not fight and get along okay. But no,love or trust or true happiness any more. Thanks for listening.
Anonymous wrote:He has a find my iPhone ap on the iPad we share at home.
Anonymous wrote:Reality check please. My husband prefers not to share with me exactly where he is when he is out of town. Right now he is supposed to be staying with his relatives in one part of the state, but his iPhone (and presumably himself as well) is clearly at the home of a high school drinking buddy in the neighboring state. Why did I bother to check? Because he has a history of being untruthful about such things. He feels it is none of my business as long as he isn't with a female. But I sort of think that it is odd for a spouse to guard his privacy from his wife. I am not expecting him to ask my permission, but it makes me feel uncomfortable. And he knows this as we have discussed it many times over the past 30 years. Am I asking too much?[/quote
OP, you're a guy and a troll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH hear in 20 year marriage. Seems very suspicious that DH does not tell you where he is going on a planned trip. That seems off.
But I do get defensive when DW calls and asks when are you going to be home, what are you doing now, why are you going there, who is there on and on. Sometimes seems to be trying to pin me down, when sometimes I just want to go different places with friends, and I don't know where I am going and I don't know when I will be home. Come on now, why are you bothering me , and I will make things up to get off the phone.
Especially when golfing, we almost always go out for dinner and drinks and she will want to know where and when, stupid questions.
Yes, I understand you feeling this way. But would you arrange in advance to go stay with out of town buddies without telling your wife? I mean, plan it in advance in secret and then follow through in secret and then when you got home keep it secret ... All just because you sort of prefer a bit of independence now and then? I know for sure he is with a guy friend, yet the secrecy part of it just really bothers me. And I have explained that to him (sometimes calmly and rationally) but he does it anyway. I think he really just loves that autonomous, not married feeling very now and then and I am trying to accept it but am not doing very well at it, obviously.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he has cheated on you before, then you are justified in wondering about his whereabouts and he OWES it to you to be open and honest. He committed a major breach of trust, and loss of privacy is a small price to pay for his indiscretions. Did you ever go to counseling after the affair?
I believe it was an emotional rather than physical affair ... I found short love notes he texted to her on our home computer when I was checking on a young son's Internet use. No, never went to counseling. I am a stay at home mom with no chance of decent job now that I am 50 and also do not wish to lose a single day of custody of my only child. Trying to stick it out until child is done with high school, for my own sake more than his. We do not fight and get along okay. But no,love or trust or true happiness any more. Thanks for listening.
Anonymous wrote:All I can say is, OP, get your ducks in order. He's still sneaking around, doing whatever he feels like. He hasn't changed anything from when he was cheating, and you have no reason to believe he's not cheating or going to cheat again. He lost your trust and doesn't deserve to have it back. Maybe he's also waiting until your child is out of high school to dump you. I hope your finances are more transparent than his activities are. You should make sure he can't drain the accounts when he decides to dump you. Have a plan. Or he may just keep acting single, acting as he now does, and expect you to be the "bad guy" and dump him.
Anonymous wrote:If he has cheated on you before, then you are justified in wondering about his whereabouts and he OWES it to you to be open and honest. He committed a major breach of trust, and loss of privacy is a small price to pay for his indiscretions. Did you ever go to counseling after the affair?