Anonymous wrote:As someone whose (now ex) H cheated while I was pregnant, I would absolutely want to know.
First of all, STDs are extremely dangerous for babies.
Second, I found out eventually. I would have rather found out earlier, especially before the baby was born so I could have made better arrangements and not been dealing with the cheating postpartum.
Anonymous wrote:Absolutely. In fact, you have a moral obligation as someone who knows her health and the baby's could be at risk.
Anonymous wrote:Part of you feel awful for her and another part makes you want to destroy her life with your third-hand knowledge? Stay out of it.Anonymous wrote:I’m in a large local FB group, and a woman posted looking for an in-home nanny for her 6mo, and eventually for another baby due this October. I clicked her profile out of curiosity and immediately recognized her husband from his profile photo.
Turns out he’s the same guy my friend casually dated for a couple weeks back in March. We even met him once at a small event before he abruptly ghosted her. My friend had absolutely no idea he was married and, at the time, had a 4mo and a pregnant wife.
I showed my friend the FB profile to confirm, and yes, it’s definitely him, real first name and all.
I asked my friend whether we should somehow tell the wife, but she wants no involvement. I don’t know this woman at all and wouldn’t otherwise be connected to her, and my friend isn’t on FB so no connection there. I’m just a random stranger.
Would you message her anonymously or stay out of it? Part of me feels awful for her, especially with a baby and another on the way, but part of me thinks maybe it’s not my place?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh gosh don't get involved if you don't know either of them. They could be polyamorous. It could be a green-card marriage and she gave him a hall pass. Who knows, but in any case, you don't have enough information to go on.
This is the stupidest thing I’ve heard. If any of these far-fetched scenarios are true then telling won’t cause any harm.
Anonymous wrote:Oh gosh don't get involved if you don't know either of them. They could be polyamorous. It could be a green-card marriage and she gave him a hall pass. Who knows, but in any case, you don't have enough information to go on.
Part of you feel awful for her and another part makes you want to destroy her life with your third-hand knowledge? Stay out of it.Anonymous wrote:I’m in a large local FB group, and a woman posted looking for an in-home nanny for her 6mo, and eventually for another baby due this October. I clicked her profile out of curiosity and immediately recognized her husband from his profile photo.
Turns out he’s the same guy my friend casually dated for a couple weeks back in March. We even met him once at a small event before he abruptly ghosted her. My friend had absolutely no idea he was married and, at the time, had a 4mo and a pregnant wife.
I showed my friend the FB profile to confirm, and yes, it’s definitely him, real first name and all.
I asked my friend whether we should somehow tell the wife, but she wants no involvement. I don’t know this woman at all and wouldn’t otherwise be connected to her, and my friend isn’t on FB so no connection there. I’m just a random stranger.
Would you message her anonymously or stay out of it? Part of me feels awful for her, especially with a baby and another on the way, but part of me thinks maybe it’s not my place?