Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
Low income makes someone a skank? Way to judge. You should be calling your DH names. He is the one who cheated on you.
No fucking her husband makes her a skank, try to keep up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
Low income makes someone a skank? Way to judge. You should be calling your DH names. He is the one who cheated on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
ditto... i made 2/3 of the income in our family. He banged an unpaid intern.
Hillary? Is that you?
+1! Way to blame the OW and thus let the DH off the hook to stay married. Calling a third party a "skank" won't solve internal marital problems. It'll just give DH a retroactive hall pass. You both learn nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Have you met a man? They all feel entitled.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
ditto... i made 2/3 of the income in our family. He banged an unpaid intern.
Hillary? Is that you?
Anonymous wrote:This happened to me when I was pregnant with my 2nd. I found out just before my window for an abortion at 6 months closed. I thought hard about whether to keep the baby or not. I chose to continue the pregnancy for a variety of reasons, but can easily see how I might have chosen differently, particularly if I had been earlier in my pregnancy, my oldest had been younger and I had been less confident financially.
Here is my advice.
Don't feel like you have to make any decision right away.
See a lawyer immediately for a consult so you know the general likely terms of divorce. A consult of 1.5 hours should cost $750 or less. If you need to, take it in cash from daily bills at the supermarket.
Watch and document behavior, both for proof of affair and for custody issues. Proof of affair doesn't make a difference in divorce legally, but can give you the moral upper hand and thus some negotiating leverage. Monitor everything - cell phone bills, credit card, computer, bank accounts, etc. This sounds crazy, but affair participants often gaslight their partners.
Get back to work ASAP - whatever you can find. Even if you feel like it barely covers childcare, it puts you back in the job market with chances for better opportunities.
Remember that the likelihood this will turn out well, i.e. that when confronted the DH will be remorseful and work to regain trust and the relationship, is very, very slim. You may still want to try to confront and reconcile, but still the odds are long.
Remember also that the affair is in NO way the betrayed spouse's fault. Affairs happen because the wayward spouse consciously chooses to deceive rather than deal with problems. The betrayed spouse, flaws and all, is entitled to honesty and fair dealings.
I won't kid - it's a horrible situation to go through. I'm better now that I'm out with my kids, but the kids and I are negatively affect by their Dad's shitty choices for the rest of our lives, despite doing what we can to insulate ourselves.
Anonymous wrote:My mom always told me "you work when you don't want to so you can walk when you have to." So I work just in case something like this happens.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
ditto... i made 2/3 of the income in our family. He banged an unpaid intern.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Mine did and I am a professional wife (equally his peer). Funny thing is the one he cheated with when I was pregnant was a low life, low income skank.
Anonymous wrote:I wonder if men with true professional peer wives are less likely to cheat because they don't feel an entitlement that I can imagine being the sole breadwinner might engender.
Anonymous wrote:My friend is a SAHM and pregnant with second child. Her DH is cheating on her. She is devastated. Pregnancy hormones don't help. Totally financially dependent on her DH so she can't support herself and kids if she were to leave him.