Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
This. The men lie. I was lied to. Told he was leaving. Told he hated her. She was a witch. He was selling the house. He even moved out. The lies he told were insane. To this day I think about contacting her just to let her know how much he lied & how he let me be the bad guy while he pursued me and did nothing but create stories.
What did he lie about? He told you the first time he was married. When he asked you out you should have said, "thanks, but if you get divorced and are SINGLE give me a call". As in VERY MUCH MARRIED.
If he said he was single, then later you found out he lied and was married....that would be a different story.
Yes for sure move on, but I would call her. You need to get tested to, as well as the wife because this has probably been a long time pattern for this guy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a special place in hell for any cheater
According to Dante, the adulterers went to the 2nd circle of hell - pretty minor actually.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
This. The men lie. I was lied to. Told he was leaving. Told he hated her. She was a witch. He was selling the house. He even moved out. The lies he told were insane. To this day I think about contacting her just to let her know how much he lied & how he let me be the bad guy while he pursued me and did nothing but create stories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
This. The men lie. I was lied to. Told he was leaving. Told he hated her. She was a witch. He was selling the house. He even moved out. The lies he told were insane. To this day I think about contacting her just to let her know how much he lied & how he let me be the bad guy while he pursued me and did nothing but create stories.
I would have called her! I still would.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
This. The men lie. I was lied to. Told he was leaving. Told he hated her. She was a witch. He was selling the house. He even moved out. The lies he told were insane. To this day I think about contacting her just to let her know how much he lied & how he let me be the bad guy while he pursued me and did nothing but create stories.
Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
Anonymous wrote:Married men often lie elaborately to those they are having affairs with. I read an estimate that forty percent of men on online dating sites are married. No idea how they obtained that statistic.
Anyway, blaming the affair partner is silly. If you can't keep your partner faithful, you can leave or accept an open marriage, period.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will bet some of the cheaters here ended up with the garbage they cheated with.
Now they are in the same boat as the poor former spouse.
You mean the former garbage? Garbage begets garbage over and over again, there is no denying it.
I would be some therapy to get rid of that anger. Try to move on and have a normal life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope there is a special place in hell for my ex. She cheated on me and has several fwb and some are married.
Find out who they are and send some anon note to the wives or FB them. Might save them from some std.
You could have fun with your ex, pen a letter making her think it was from one of the wives. Make sure you put the wife will send pics to her employer, friends, family if she doesn't stop. That usually has them shaking in their boots from what I've heard.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I will bet some of the cheaters here ended up with the garbage they cheated with.
Now they are in the same boat as the poor former spouse.
You mean the former garbage? Garbage begets garbage over and over again, there is no denying it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a special place in hell for women who cheat with married men with young kids.
Can you explain to me why "young kids" makes an affair particularly more egregiously bad than at other times in a marriage?
Anonymous wrote:I will bet some of the cheaters here ended up with the garbage they cheated with.
Now they are in the same boat as the poor former spouse.