Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This sounds like an exit affair, OP.
I would go talk to an attorney about separating.
This. No coming back from it. Sorry. She's in love with someone else, and she's willing to blow up your family for it. You will likely only get 50/50 custody. It's awful. I'm so sorry.
Unsure the exact emotional state of your DW but the AP must of done a number on her to have her leave your children, family and move on. I hope your DW truly understands the consequences of her actions. Even if not now, your DW will be burdened of destroying her family. OP concentrate on yourself and the kids. Everything will work out but there will be some rough patches ahead. God Bless!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP will never marry her. NO AP wants that much baggage of four step kids and an angry ex. But OP your marriage is over.
Honesty is want I need - I wonder who I marry?
Anonymous wrote:AP will never marry her. NO AP wants that much baggage of four step kids and an angry ex. But OP your marriage is over.
Anonymous wrote:AP will never marry her. NO AP wants that much baggage of four step kids and an angry ex. But OP your marriage is over.
Anonymous wrote:This board is hilarious with its duplicity.
Had this been a woman, the first questions would have been about hot often they had sex.
There also would have been nothing about “motherly duties”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dump her. See how much time she was for a "connection" while trying work out joint custody and meeting APs.
Agreed. The concern is the impact of the DW not trading her motherly duties for an AP. Oranges to apples. Just on what OP has stated, it seems the DW has lost all control for being a wife and mother, and placed some crazy idea that actually she is “falling in love” with the fantasy (in her own mind) about the other person. The DW is falling for the image of the other person they’ve created in their own mind. The AP is simply a made-up image—someone, they imagine, who will meet their every need. Probably DW has needed external validation and praise, and an AP is complying. When OP separates and divorces from his DW, she will have an awaking of "HOLY S**T" because her initial encounters with an AP can become intoxicated by the feeling she gets with each new encounter. However, that will ultimately pass and the AP will live her. Seen it many times and the DW really did love the non-cheating spouse.
It seems the DW needed an extra marital affair to be “in control” over someone desiring or wanting them sexually/romantically to help her feelings of worth, importance, belonging, and emotional safety. It is a copout by the DW to avoid working through these issues and emotions in the marriage. Marriage is difficult and when a spouses works and has kids, it is crucial that couples communicate. Sorry but your DW should seek therapy because she will be destructive before and after you divorce. I will pray that things work out.
Just out of curiosity OP, did you and your DW talk about going to marital counseling? I know that the extra marital affair is probably still going but do you guys communicate. There is something off with the DW based on all the threads that I have read that make it seem that she is longing for your attention. Just an observation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dump her. See how much time she was for a "connection" while trying work out joint custody and meeting APs.
Agreed. The concern is the impact of the DW not trading her motherly duties for an AP. Oranges to apples. Just on what OP has stated, it seems the DW has lost all control for being a wife and mother, and placed some crazy idea that actually she is “falling in love” with the fantasy (in her own mind) about the other person. The DW is falling for the image of the other person they’ve created in their own mind. The AP is simply a made-up image—someone, they imagine, who will meet their every need. Probably DW has needed external validation and praise, and an AP is complying. When OP separates and divorces from his DW, she will have an awaking of "HOLY S**T" because her initial encounters with an AP can become intoxicated by the feeling she gets with each new encounter. However, that will ultimately pass and the AP will live her. Seen it many times and the DW really did love the non-cheating spouse.
It seems the DW needed an extra marital affair to be “in control” over someone desiring or wanting them sexually/romantically to help her feelings of worth, importance, belonging, and emotional safety. It is a copout by the DW to avoid working through these issues and emotions in the marriage. Marriage is difficult and when a spouses works and has kids, it is crucial that couples communicate. Sorry but your DW should seek therapy because she will be destructive before and after you divorce. I will pray that things work out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dump her. See how much time she was for a "connection" while trying work out joint custody and meeting APs.
Agreed. The concern is the impact of the DW not trading her motherly duties for an AP. Oranges to apples. Just on what OP has stated, it seems the DW has lost all control for being a wife and mother, and placed some crazy idea that actually she is “falling in love” with the fantasy (in her own mind) about the other person. The DW is falling for the image of the other person they’ve created in their own mind. The AP is simply a made-up image—someone, they imagine, who will meet their every need. Probably DW has needed external validation and praise, and an AP is complying. When OP separates and divorces from his DW, she will have an awaking of "HOLY S**T" because her initial encounters with an AP can become intoxicated by the feeling she gets with each new encounter. However, that will ultimately pass and the AP will live her. Seen it many times and the DW really did love the non-cheating spouse.
Anonymous wrote:Dump her. See how much time she was for a "connection" while trying work out joint custody and meeting APs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This sounds like an exit affair, OP.
I would go talk to an attorney about separating.
This. No coming back from it. Sorry. She's in love with someone else, and she's willing to blow up your family for it. You will likely only get 50/50 custody. It's awful. I'm so sorry.
Anonymous wrote:This sounds like an exit affair, OP.
I would go talk to an attorney about separating.
Anonymous wrote:What did you do to make her cheat?