Cheating wife - what to do?

Cheating wife - what to do?

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julian64

14,317 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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stuttgartmetal said:
Listen.

An affair doesn't happen in a marriage unless there's something wrong with it. Full stop.

Relationships are cycles. Sometimes the cycle is so long, it doesn't repeat itself, happy marriages.

Sometimes the cycle, in my case 7 years, and each time it repeats and repeats itself. In my case, cycle number 3.
You repair the marriage, but you cycle back to the end/beginning again.
Its important you recognise that. Some relationships are just not worth banging on with. It was always me that did the talking, and offered the change. I always felt guilty, she always thought she was right.
Thats Passive Aggressive for you. Miki it. It'll completely open your eyes.

You may well forgive her, and deep down you will believe what you're doing is right, and how good and modern and loving and perfect you are for her, and how she'll see that and recognise that and will never ever ever turn you over but however in reality,she will, your relationship is over.
If she gave a flying f ck about you, she wouldn't have done it. Stop blaming yourself.

In a case of a big relationship breakdown, or divorce, you go through severaL stages. it's exactly like bereavement.
Denial, thats the first step. Deny it all.Its not happening.
Bargaining. Thats where you are Fella. You've bargained your way out of it, because the reality of splitting up is so huge, and the one being f cked over has feelings of rejection, and loss. You'll do everything to get her back, so your life will be the same. Anything. Any f cking thing.

I know, Ive been there.

In the next two years she'll be positionong herself to take you for the f cking lot, and I hesitate to add...you f cking mug. [sorry Fella]
Bit of straight talk.
You'll be able to tell easily when your Wife is lying when she talks to you.
You see her lips move.

Insist on a break, and either move out, which means you'll lose control, or get her to fo quick.

Your marriage is over, there's no way back, so move it on, don't kid youself 2 years down the road you bump this thread.
Two years down the road, unless you wise up, you'll be living in a f cking shop doorway with the methers. PH wil;l be the last thing on your mind.

Wise up
Forget any revenge, just secure your money, and switch her off.
There's no point in confronting her, just move on, or be f cked.

How's that for straight talk?
Its not straight talk its bks. You are imprinting your relationship problems over his story. You've decided that a relationship cannot be saved post infidelity because its your experience.

Ask yourself how much you really know about these two people and their relationship before you give advice that could change his life.

For that matter the same could be said of everyone on this thread.

Posting for marriage advice on the internet is very very stupid.

M@verick

976 posts

211 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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julian64 said:
For that matter the same could be said of everyone on this thread.

Posting for marriage advice on the internet is very very stupid.
Well that's all of us told.

R.

stuttgartmetal

8,108 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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julian64 said:
stuttgartmetal said:
Listen.

An affair doesn't happen in a marriage unless there's something wrong with it. Full stop.

Relationships are cycles. Sometimes the cycle is so long, it doesn't repeat itself, happy marriages.

Sometimes the cycle, in my case 7 years, and each time it repeats and repeats itself. In my case, cycle number 3.
You repair the marriage, but you cycle back to the end/beginning again.
Its important you recognise that. Some relationships are just not worth banging on with. It was always me that did the talking, and offered the change. I always felt guilty, she always thought she was right.
Thats Passive Aggressive for you. Miki it. It'll completely open your eyes.

You may well forgive her, and deep down you will believe what you're doing is right, and how good and modern and loving and perfect you are for her, and how she'll see that and recognise that and will never ever ever turn you over but however in reality,she will, your relationship is over.
If she gave a flying f ck about you, she wouldn't have done it. Stop blaming yourself.

In a case of a big relationship breakdown, or divorce, you go through severaL stages. it's exactly like bereavement.
Denial, thats the first step. Deny it all.Its not happening.
Bargaining. Thats where you are Fella. You've bargained your way out of it, because the reality of splitting up is so huge, and the one being f cked over has feelings of rejection, and loss. You'll do everything to get her back, so your life will be the same. Anything. Any f cking thing.

I know, Ive been there.

In the next two years she'll be positionong herself to take you for the f cking lot, and I hesitate to add...you f cking mug. [sorry Fella]
Bit of straight talk.
You'll be able to tell easily when your Wife is lying when she talks to you.
You see her lips move.

Insist on a break, and either move out, which means you'll lose control, or get her to fo quick.

Your marriage is over, there's no way back, so move it on, don't kid youself 2 years down the road you bump this thread.
Two years down the road, unless you wise up, you'll be living in a f cking shop doorway with the methers. PH wil;l be the last thing on your mind.

Wise up
Forget any revenge, just secure your money, and switch her off.
There's no point in confronting her, just move on, or be f cked.

How's that for straight talk?
Its not straight talk its bks. You are imprinting your relationship problems over his story. You've decided that a relationship cannot be saved post infidelity because its your experience.

Ask yourself how much you really know about these two people and their relationship before you give advice that could change his life.

For that matter the same could be said of everyone on this thread.

Posting for marriage advice on the internet is very very stupid.
What I suggest you do Julian, is to FO out of here and visit Wikivorce.com
A website specifically for people going through this nightmare.
There you'll find the same story over and over again.
Seen it, been there, and read the book.
I don't have to know people, what I do know, from experience, is human behaviour, and the same old same old story repeated over and over again.
Give it another try?
Sure, yep, she's bringing home guys to f ck, and some 28 year old masters graduste will sort it out for them in in conselling.

Wake up and smell the coffee.



justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

242 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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stuttgartmetal said:
Wake up and smell the coffee.
As in 'My husband is working late, do you want to come in for a'?

julian64

14,317 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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M@verick said:
julian64 said:
For that matter the same could be said of everyone on this thread.

Posting for marriage advice on the internet is very very stupid.
Well that's all of us told.

R.
I don't mean it to sound quite so parental, but I find it very frustrating that this chap want to take the equivalent of a poll on what to do with the rest of his life.

Its like watching an episode of Jerry Springer, and wondering why those people ever agreed to be on the TV to air their problems when they knew the level of ridicule and the standard of replies they were likely to get.

Most of the time I couldn't give a moo, but every so often someone posts who sounds in genuine pain.

Probably I'm just being gullable. Anyway, I guess its stupid to keep trying to get him to do something, when what he really wants to do is post on the internet.

Appologies everyone, I'mmm ooooot. smile

stuttgartmetal

8,108 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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justayellowbadge said:
stuttgartmetal said:
Wake up and smell the coffee.
As in 'My husband is working late, do you want to come '?
Thats that fixed.

DaveL485

2,758 posts

197 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Agoogy said:
The relationship is dead.
Don't try and bring upn your child in a crap relationship...they're better of with seperate happy parents (IMO).
Next step is mediation to organise the split and who gets what.

Very sorry to hear of your situation.... increasingly common...
What boils my piss is that depsite the fact the woman has had the affair, she will get the better deal at the end... frown

edit - what Dusty said - very true.
Dusty964 said:
When the trust goes, it goes for good, and its not coming back.

Which gives you the rest of your life to consider that when she is not at home, or stays out late, or you cant get hold of her on her mobile, the nagging doubt that she is on all fours being rattled vigerously by derek from accounts (or anyone else for that matter).
At which point you will wish that you ended the whole thing years earlier, and got on with life with someone worth being with (ie not the one who took a length off a mate)
This ^^. From experience. She'll do it again, a leopard never changes its spots. Was hard having my 2 kids move out with her but I got past it and now I couldnt be happier. Fortunately we now get along and I see them as much as I want to.

mikeveal

4,571 posts

250 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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When a man steals your wife, the best revenge you can exact is to let him keep her.

King Herald

23,501 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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irf said:
so in summary.

husband is inattentive, working all hours, is grumpy and moody, wife cheats with a work colleague of the husband, husband is to blame and has apologised for his behaviour and promises to do better?

something not quite right there.
It is the working mans version of the 'Stockholm syndrome' I think. hehe

"In psychology, Stockholm syndrome is a term used to describe a real paradoxical psychological phenomenon wherein hostages express empathy and have positive feelings towards their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them. These feelings are generally considered irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims, who essentially mistake a lack of abuse from their captors for an act of kindness"



Oakey

27,566 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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didn't the exact same thing happen in the other thread?

the one where the ph'ers wife was sleeping with two other guys behind his back, one of which was his boss?

his thread started the same as this and ended with him forgiving her and them trying to make it work, no?

Tallbut Buxomly

12,254 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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I see where the op is coming from. He could have been the cause of why she cheated and its good he can see that and correct it.
He also has a point about not wanting to hear her complaints within the relationship.

I would say given present and past he is doing the right thing hard as it may be.

Y282

20,566 posts

172 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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mikeveal said:
When a man steals your wife, the best revenge you can exact is to let him keep her.
Like that. Like that a lot.

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

198 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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You CPUs ask her if she fancies a threesome with that guy. She nay be well up fr a bit of that.

cal216610

7,839 posts

170 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Welshbeef said:
You CPUs ask her if she fancies a threesome with that guy. She nay be well up fr a bit of that.
Is it me, or have you been drinking?

andy-xr

13,204 posts

204 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Sounds like a bit of iPad interference going on!

King Herald

23,501 posts

216 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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Oakey said:
didn't the exact same thing happen in the other thread?

the one where the ph'ers wife was sleeping with two other guys behind his back, one of which was his boss?

his thread started the same as this and ended with him forgiving her and them trying to make it work, no?
That was the one where he blamed the guys, wanted to kill them, blamed himself, wanted to die, but the wife was still, somehow, innocent of any wrongdoings. Yes, I remember it well.

VX Foxy

3,962 posts

243 months

Monday 3rd October 2011
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King Herald said:
That was the one where he blamed the guys, wanted to kill them, blamed himself, wanted to die, but the wife was still, somehow, innocent of any wrongdoings. Yes, I remember it well.
Nicely summarised.

King Herald

23,501 posts

216 months

Tuesday 4th October 2011
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hora said:
King Herald said:
Oakey said:
didn't the exact same thing happen in the other thread?

the one where the ph'ers wife was sleeping with two other guys behind his back, one of which was his boss?

his thread started the same as this and ended with him forgiving her and them trying to make it work, no?
That was the one where he blamed the guys, wanted to kill them, blamed himself, wanted to die, but the wife was still, somehow, innocent of any wrongdoings. Yes, I remember it well.
Thats a troll. I don't believe it- got a link to the thread? I can't find 'I have no self esteem and like hiding in a cupboard peaking out' anywhere on PH
I can't be bothered trawling for it, but it was a genuine thread, the guy started off telling us how he knew these two guys, knew where they lived, and wanted to go and sort them out.....

And that was even before he had mentioned the wife and her sperm-bank night-safe activities.

Oakey

27,566 posts

216 months

Tuesday 4th October 2011
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he asked the mods to delete it after people worked out who he was and looked him and his wife up on facebook and saw what all involved looked like

Steffan

10,362 posts

228 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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Some blokes will put up with virtually anything to stay in a relationship, if it can be called that.

So do some women.

Entirely their choice. Not my choice. Not my call.

Up to the OP though quite how he squares the topic wording I do not know.