Anonymous wrote:When I was young, every woman I wanted to date was a serial monogamist, who had new boyfriend lined up before she ended her prior relationship. I almost never encountered a truly unattached woman. I think OP's outrage is laughable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you my wife? Because this is identical to my start with her. My ex and my now wife crossed over for about 4 months.
OP only overlapped by 1 date so it’s actually not identical. 4 month’s is a while to be cheating.
Cheating?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Just found out I was the other woman when we met. He had a girlfriend of about a year when we met. He was seeing her until after our first date and then he broke up with her. I had zero clue about her then, and he apparently never thought to bring it up until I read him that stupid boyfriend/girlfriend thread. I think what’s bothering me most is 14 years later he doesn’t think he did anything wrong. His excuse is “ we weren’t married and he was young“ and when I pointed out he wasn’t that young ( 30 ) and that I never overlapped even when young, he just said “ it’s a guy thing “ and he “ never did it other times”. Like that was supposed to make me feel special! I asked him if he would have ended if he hadn’t met me and he just shrugged. He doesn’t see why I’m upset and thinks I’m being silly. because it was so long ago and we’re happy together and have a life and family together, which is true. But if it was no big deal why didn’t he tell me years ago? Plus this changes our whole story which I always thought was cute. So am I being ridiculous ? I’m not making him sleep on the couch or anything. I’m just mad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you my wife? Because this is identical to my start with her. My ex and my now wife crossed over for about 4 months.
OP only overlapped by 1 date so it’s actually not identical. 4 month’s is a while to be cheating.
Cheating?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you my wife? Because this is identical to my start with her. My ex and my now wife crossed over for about 4 months.
OP only overlapped by 1 date so it’s actually not identical. 4 month’s is a while to be cheating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be upset. Not contemplating divorce, but upset. Even if he immediately broke up with her after the date, the date itself was still an infidelity, and I would never want to be a part of someone’s infidelity. By withholding that piece of information, especially for so long, he would have been taking away my agency to make a decision about the relationship with a full understanding of who he was.
Do you really take yourself that seriously? You’re literally using the word “infidelity” and ascribing it to one date by a person who was neither married or engaged.
Wow.
I suspect that if you’d asked his girlfriend of one year back when they were still dating if she would be cool with her boyfriend dating other people, she would have said no. So yes, infidelity. Depending on the circumstances, I might have gone ahead with the relationship just the same, but by keeping it a secret he would have taken away my ability to make that choice for myself, which is at best disrespectful.
And really, he knows it was wrong or he wouldn’t have withheld the information for 14 years.
Anonymous wrote:Are you my wife? Because this is identical to my start with her. My ex and my now wife crossed over for about 4 months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you are being ridiculous at all OP.
I would be mad too.
Because he hid something from you during all these years.
And that isn’t cool.
Plus his attitude about it now is disturbing.
As if saying, “Oh, but it was soooo long ago” makes the situation a-ok.
It doesn’t.
See OP? The lady who hits enter after every sentence agrees with you. Feel better now?
Anonymous wrote:He met you, went on one date, and dropped the other woman and you are upset? You should be flattered.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you are being ridiculous at all OP.
I would be mad too.
Because he hid something from you during all these years.
And that isn’t cool.
Plus his attitude about it now is disturbing.
As if saying, “Oh, but it was soooo long ago” makes the situation a-ok.
It doesn’t.