Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So two years later, you've forgiven the man who broke his vow to you while you were pregnant with his child. And now you're enraged at some woman you just found out is pregnant. You have enough forgiveness for your cheating husband, but two years later you want to make this woman miserable.
OP, you need some therapy.
OP has forgiven her cheating husband because they have both done enormously painful work to save their marriage. Leaving a marriage after infidelity is much easier than staying, so those who advocate divorce can only speak for themselves. OP has never had a chance to process her anger or confront her friend. This was not an anonymous stranger, but her best friend. There's no slut shaming about holding someone responsible for her actions. OP's husband has taken responsibility for his part or they wouldn't still be together (I hope). OP, do what you can to find closure. You deserve it. But I agree that your ex-friend is unwell and will not behave in a way that satisfies you or brings you peace. My DH also had an affair while I was pregnant. I still can't look at pictures of my pregnancy or my child's early years (yes, it went on for years). Sometimes I fantasize about confronting the OW, but I know in my heart that it will make no difference. She will never be truly happy. And believe it or not, I am. Most of the time anyway. Besides, my husband and I have enough work to do without adding to the pain.
Anonymous wrote:So two years later, you've forgiven the man who broke his vow to you while you were pregnant with his child. And now you're enraged at some woman you just found out is pregnant. You have enough forgiveness for your cheating husband, but two years later you want to make this woman miserable.
OP, you need some therapy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because it won't help.
Hand write her a letter. Tell her EVERYTHING. Then either burn it, shred it, or rip it up into tiny pieces.
+1
Do not actually give her a moment of your time. I can't believe you forgave your Dh for that. I would have divorced him Or maybe gone ballistic on his butt and ended up in prison, but I sure as HECK wouldn't still be in the same room with him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can take the hood rat out of the hood but you can't take the hood rat out of the hood.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can take the hood rat out of the hood but you can't take the hood rat out of the hood.
I don't get it. Is this missing a word?
Me neither.
Anonymous wrote:What would Jesus do?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can take the hood rat out of the hood but you can't take the hood rat out of the hood.
I don't get it. Is this missing a word?
Anonymous wrote:Anyone who uses "shit" and "skank" in the same post is a hood rat or white trash.
Anonymous wrote:You can take the hood rat out of the hood but you can't take the hood rat out of the hood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The skank is your husband, and the moron is the woman didn't divorce him.
Hang on, because you have quite a wild ride in front of you. He will do it again.
Oh for the love of the lord, ignore these DIVORCE posters. Good for you for making efforts to reconcile your marriage. Your husband is human, he made a mistake and you deserve credit for keeping your family intact.
Anonymous wrote:I completely understand your residual anger OP. If I were in your shoes, I would feel exactly the same way toward her.
What she did to you during what should have been one of the happiest times of your life is truly despicable AND unforgivable.
But if it make you feel any better, trust that in this life, what goes around ALWAYS DOES COME AROUND. ALWAYS. Karma is truly a beautiful thing and it does not discriminate nor does it ever forget.
Let it take care of her and do its job.