.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our neighbor lady went back to work when her husband’s friend offered her a job that was too good to pass up. She used to gush about what a great boss he was. She has since then left her husband for her boss.
Was the entire job offer a ruse or was it a legit offer at first? I’m struggling to see what job a random SAHM could land that pays a boatload (“too good to pass up”)?
Additionally I know they would each take their kids - my brother and her son, who were both toddlers - and meet up in a hotel room with a suite and set the kids up with toys/TV while they DTD.
Anonymous wrote:They don’t find the time; they steal it, mostly from their children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are naive, OP. Where there is a will, there’s a way. You could ‘go to the gym’ at night, have dinner with a ‘friend’, you could say you are doing any number of things and run out for a quickie. I know people who work in an office will get a hotel room during lunch. And when I used to travel for work, married men especially would use their hotel room to hook up with women.
Am I the only one that does pretty much everything with my husband? And when we’re not together, we are meeting at the same location nearly always. To randomly disrupt that routine would set off a lot of red flags in our house. But maybe some spouses are just naive or in denial?
That’s me. We have all the same interests, have fun together, workout together, socialize with friends together…it was an hour once or twice a month during his workday when I made the logical assumption that he was at work. I work too and had zero suspicion and he never stayed late or went out alone, etc.
It actually meant it was easier to do because zero suspicions were there. I even knew his phone password, as he knows mine.
Anonymous wrote:They don’t find the time; they steal it, mostly from their children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are naive, OP. Where there is a will, there’s a way. You could ‘go to the gym’ at night, have dinner with a ‘friend’, you could say you are doing any number of things and run out for a quickie. I know people who work in an office will get a hotel room during lunch. And when I used to travel for work, married men especially would use their hotel room to hook up with women.
Am I the only one that does pretty much everything with my husband? And when we’re not together, we are meeting at the same location nearly always. To randomly disrupt that routine would set off a lot of red flags in our house. But maybe some spouses are just naive or in denial?