Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Aren't you the one whose husband used Ashley Madison and who hacked his iPhone location while he met up with her at lunchtime?
At least she’s stable now.
Well, if it is her, she's a liar, because she's said previously that she was divorcing him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Aren't you the one whose husband used Ashley Madison and who hacked his iPhone location while he met up with her at lunchtime?
At least she’s stable now.
Well, if it is her, she's a liar, because she's said previously that she was divorcing him.
Sounds like the sex is amazing. Jealous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Aren't you the one whose husband used Ashley Madison and who hacked his iPhone location while he met up with her at lunchtime?
At least she’s stable now.
Well, if it is her, she's a liar, because she's said previously that she was divorcing him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Aren't you the one whose husband used Ashley Madison and who hacked his iPhone location while he met up with her at lunchtime?
At least she’s stable now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Aren't you the one whose husband used Ashley Madison and who hacked his iPhone location while he met up with her at lunchtime?
Anonymous wrote:AP had more body image issues so was as free at times. More self-conscious. It was variety, but certain dirty things were reserved for my wife. I wouldn’t do with somebody that had a lot of men in her marriage.
Truthfully, never compared the two. I didn’t think of one when I was with the other. I still had good sex with my wife during the affair.
It was a relief when I ended the affair, like a weight lifted and all the stress from hiding it. It took a toll over time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
No. Not at all. He ended it and did a ton of therapy, still in therapy. We had a very good 25 years together. He was totally forthcoming. He was monogamous for 23 years prior. That’s a pretty big deal right there. Not a serial or repeat cheater. He signed a generous post-nup, got a vasectomy and testing. It was a long process. I threw him out of the house initially and refused couples therapy. He had thorough testing. He went immediately and again 60 days later. I didn’t touch him during that time. I wasn’t sure what I was going to do, but every day he showed up with great remorse and transparency and is determined to fight for me and our family.
We have a great family. He’s a great father and a good husband that made an awful mistake that he’s been paying for and making up for ever since.
I have my own career so I’m not in it for the $. His was more of the every 6 week, no contact type thing in between. Not a woman he saw frequently and sent constant messages, etc.
I’m not throwing a family/marriage future in the trash and messing up my kids’ lives for a man that shows through his daily actions that he loves us and will do anything.
People shaming women and men for staying are a big problem. I’m certainly not a victim and don’t really give a sh@t what anyone else thinks. It’s my life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
I don't understand. Don't you feel pathetic? How do you convince yourself that he loves you or that he's worth loving?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All I can say is bonding intimacy is real
Yes. Best sex of our lives. Hysterical bonding post-affair is real. It hasn’t let up in 10 months. It’s like we are 25 again and can’t get enough of each other. Sometimes more than once a day. Much more intimate outside of the bedroom too.