Anonymous wrote:You should look at his phone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is your marital sex life OP? All good: > 95% chance he is NOT cheating. Pretty bad: 100% chance he is on the prowl
It's all good: 50% he is cheating Pretty bad: 50% chance is cheating
I know you might WISH otherwise (and you might rightfully quibble a small bit with my numbers) but the overwhelming facts are men who are satisfied at home rarely cheat; while unsatisfied men very likely are cheating.
OP? Can you please answer this question?
Cheating is not always about being ‘satisfied’ at home. People often cheat because they are insecure and have other issues. How do you think spouses get STDs from cheaters?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it is kik, he has an affair partner.
+1 This is how I found my ex cheated!
Anonymous wrote:If it is kik, he has an affair partner.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you might WISH otherwise (and you might rightfully quibble a small bit with my numbers) but the overwhelming facts are men who are satisfied at home rarely cheat; while unsatisfied men very likely are cheating.
GO AWAY!!! You try to derail every thread with this bs- are you do dim that you do not understand that DCUM is not buying this? You are never able to support any credible support for this, there is vast anecdotal evidence on DCUM to the contrary and yiu are beyond tiresome. Find another hobby.
Google "percent of married men who have affairs" (answer: about 25%)
Google "percent of sexless marriages" (answer: about 20%)
The venn diagram of these 2 sets of men is effectively a circle
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How is your marital sex life OP? All good: > 95% chance he is NOT cheating. Pretty bad: 100% chance he is on the prowl
It's all good: 50% he is cheating Pretty bad: 50% chance is cheating
I know you might WISH otherwise (and you might rightfully quibble a small bit with my numbers) but the overwhelming facts are men who are satisfied at home rarely cheat; while unsatisfied men very likely are cheating.
OP? Can you please answer this question?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. I just spoke with DS again. He was looking at DH's phone without permission. He saw pictures/porn. He has begged me not to tell his father because he's not allowed to play with our phones without permission. I've told him over and over that he's not in trouble, no matter what.
But, he is afraid that his dad will be angry with him, he's afraid that the family will "blow apart" and it would be his fault, it's all just awful. He feels terrible. He said it was an app called kitkat (but he said it was not spelled with a ka? I'm not even sure what that means). He wants me to check DH's phone and see what's going on (should I tell him that's the same advice I got from DCUM? kidding....)
Added to that, I don't know exactly what my DH did. Was he looking at porn? I'm not going to divorce over that but I will still be extraordinarily pissed off that he allowed DS to see. Or is it more than that?
I don't know how to have DH reassure him somehow when he's begging me not to tell DH that he saw anything in the first place. Ugh.
You should thank you son for telling you. You should reassure him that you will not be telling his dad what he did or saw. You should also tell him that marriage is between two grown-ups, and now it is your job to figure out what to do with that information. Just like the information your son told you was private and will not be shared with dad, the conversation you have with dad will be private between dad and mom and not be shared with DS. Grown ups decide about the parameters of their relationships, and no matter what you and dad decide to do about staying married or not, you are both committed to being good parents to DS. Whether or not your family stays together, now or in the future, it will never be your DS's fault. Adults decide whether or not to stay married.
It's called KIK, it's a messaging app. This is used by men who cheat. You've been warned. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. I just spoke with DS again. He was looking at DH's phone without permission. He saw pictures/porn. He has begged me not to tell his father because he's not allowed to play with our phones without permission. I've told him over and over that he's not in trouble, no matter what.
But, he is afraid that his dad will be angry with him, he's afraid that the family will "blow apart" and it would be his fault, it's all just awful. He feels terrible. He said it was an app called kitkat (but he said it was not spelled with a ka? I'm not even sure what that means). He wants me to check DH's phone and see what's going on (should I tell him that's the same advice I got from DCUM? kidding....)
Added to that, I don't know exactly what my DH did. Was he looking at porn? I'm not going to divorce over that but I will still be extraordinarily pissed off that he allowed DS to see. Or is it more than that?
I don't know how to have DH reassure him somehow when he's begging me not to tell DH that he saw anything in the first place. Ugh.
You should thank you son for telling you. You should reassure him that you will not be telling his dad what he did or saw. You should also tell him that marriage is between two grown-ups, and now it is your job to figure out what to do with that information. Just like the information your son told you was private and will not be shared with dad, the conversation you have with dad will be private between dad and mom and not be shared with DS. Grown ups decide about the parameters of their relationships, and no matter what you and dad decide to do about staying married or not, you are both committed to being good parents to DS. Whether or not your family stays together, now or in the future, it will never be your DS's fault. Adults decide whether or not to stay married.
It's called KIK, it's a messaging app. This is used by men who cheat. You've been warned. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. I just spoke with DS again. He was looking at DH's phone without permission. He saw pictures/porn. He has begged me not to tell his father because he's not allowed to play with our phones without permission. I've told him over and over that he's not in trouble, no matter what.
But, he is afraid that his dad will be angry with him, he's afraid that the family will "blow apart" and it would be his fault, it's all just awful. He feels terrible. He said it was an app called kitkat (but he said it was not spelled with a ka? I'm not even sure what that means). He wants me to check DH's phone and see what's going on (should I tell him that's the same advice I got from DCUM? kidding....)
Added to that, I don't know exactly what my DH did. Was he looking at porn? I'm not going to divorce over that but I will still be extraordinarily pissed off that he allowed DS to see. Or is it more than that?
I don't know how to have DH reassure him somehow when he's begging me not to tell DH that he saw anything in the first place. Ugh.
You should thank you son for telling you. You should reassure him that you will not be telling his dad what he did or saw. You should also tell him that marriage is between two grown-ups, and now it is your job to figure out what to do with that information. Just like the information your son told you was private and will not be shared with dad, the conversation you have with dad will be private between dad and mom and not be shared with DS. Grown ups decide about the parameters of their relationships, and no matter what you and dad decide to do about staying married or not, you are both committed to being good parents to DS. Whether or not your family stays together, now or in the future, it will never be your DS's fault. Adults decide whether or not to stay married.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you might WISH otherwise (and you might rightfully quibble a small bit with my numbers) but the overwhelming facts are men who are satisfied at home rarely cheat; while unsatisfied men very likely are cheating.
GO AWAY!!! You try to derail every thread with this bs- are you do dim that you do not understand that DCUM is not buying this? You are never able to support any credible support for this, there is vast anecdotal evidence on DCUM to the contrary and yiu are beyond tiresome. Find another hobby.
Google "percent of married men who have affairs" (answer: about 25%)
Google "percent of sexless marriages" (answer: about 20%)
The venn diagram of these 2 sets of men is effectively a circle
2 things:
1st - this a load of BS.
2nd - show us FACTS. LINKS. ACTUAL DIAGRAMS.