Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also disagree with the rest of the posters on here. If my husband was cheating on me, I would want to know. However, I would absolutely not want to be the one to tell and be responsible. I can't imagine how awkard that would make the neighborhood dynamic if I ruined 2 marriages.
I would mail an anonymous letter maybe. I better be dead sure though and not speculating.
MYOB. These are not relatives and best friends that they need to "tell". This is a neighborhood of newly constructed homes.
Get a life! You are pathetic.
Anonymous wrote:They are behaving intimately outside? I'd take a pic and mail it to the wife.
Anonymous wrote:I understand why people would say myob. But put yourself in the shoes of the pregnant wife. Yes, some people don't want to know, but most of us would. It can give her time to prepare for the inevitable end of her marriage. What if she decides not to return to work? What if her husband leaves her. In some cases, mind your own business does apply, but If someone is getting hurt, I'd feel differently.
Anonymous wrote:I disagree with those telling you to MYOB. They made their affair very public by taking it outside where neighbors could (clearly) see. If I were the pregnant wife, I would certainly want to know, but I was also want the person telling me to stress that they wouldn't be spreading it around to anyone else in the neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:The next time you see them making out outside, I would go to my mailbox and stare real hard, lmao.

Anonymous wrote:send an anonymous note to the pregnant wife she deserves to know what kind of marriage she's bringing that helpless baby into.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think you leave an anonymous note to the suspected cheated-on partners, saying what you see. If it's nothing, no big deal. If they don't know about it, they'd want to know and it is the ethical think to do to inform them.
No. This is being nasty. What kind of person leaves anonymous notes! Do not do anything.
Anonymous wrote:And there are some people who really DON'T want to know. They're happy to look the other way and telling them just bursts their bubble. Who is anyone to decide what someone really needs to know?
Anonymous wrote:I think you leave an anonymous note to the suspected cheated-on partners, saying what you see. If it's nothing, no big deal. If they don't know about it, they'd want to know and it is the ethical think to do to inform them.
Anonymous wrote:Don't tell. The poor woman is pregnant and doesn't need more stress now. She may already know!
But I agree with the PP that I might be concerned if she is planning to quit her job and be a sahm
Anonymous wrote:report it to thedirty.com dc edition or cheaters website
Anonymous wrote:I disagree with those telling you to MYOB. They made their affair very public by taking it outside where neighbors could (clearly) see. If I were the pregnant wife, I would certainly want to know, but I would also want the person telling me to stress that they wouldn't be spreading it around to anyone else in the neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:I also disagree with the rest of the posters on here. If my husband was cheating on me, I would want to know. However, I would absolutely not want to be the one to tell and be responsible. I can't imagine how awkard that would make the neighborhood dynamic if I ruined 2 marriages.
I would mail an anonymous letter maybe. I better be dead sure though and not speculating.