Anonymous wrote:New job x 10000
No way in hell the job can be "perfect for you" if you're still dealing with this superior. It's not the right fit.
If it was a one-time thing and you feel remorse, take it to the grave. There's zero point in blowing up your marriage. Keep mum, accept your mistake, and work on your marriage. Every time you feel guilty, do something nice for your husband.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I call troll...
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Anonymous wrote:I call troll...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Find a new job.
The job is perfect for me in all other ways. I don’t leave the job.
Then you're dumb and not really suffering.
Or, OP is Kelly Anne Conway.
Anonymous wrote:I cheated on my husband with a colleague who is my superior and much older than me. I am not sure what happened with my brain but it was as if it was not me. I do not recognize myself, and looking back can’t believe that this happend. It’s like I was under a spell or replaced by a different person. But it was me. It has been a year since. I love my husband. He does not know.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Find a new job.
The job is perfect for me in all other ways. I don’t leave the job.
Then you're dumb and not really suffering.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Find a new job.
The job is perfect for me in all other ways. I don’t leave the job.
Then you're dumb and not really suffering.
Anonymous wrote:
Reasons are not lame. There are reasons why the job is perfect:
Location, salary, work that I do. It really is not funny.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you won't find a new job, then you've created your own personal hell. Congratulations.
If nothing changes, nothing changes. Accept your fate and move on.
This, OP. There are consequences to your actions. I know it’s not pleasant.
Don’t tell your husband.