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  #31  
Old 05-01-2007, 05:42 PM
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It was.
If he had divorced his wife and married you,
then it would not be the typical Other Woman
Affair.

The typical is;

Married man has affair with Other Woman.
Married man does NOT divorce wife.
Married man dumps Other Woman.

You're lucky.
I know of one affair that went on for twenty five
years. Yup. He NEVER divorced his wife. He had
children with her...(during those 25 years when
he claimed the marriage was over.)
When the Other Woman was fifty he dumped her,
as he was having an affair with a 25 year old.
He is STILL MARRIED to his wife.
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Old 05-03-2007, 03:10 PM
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Default I refuse to believe that...at least not yet.

You can say all you want, but I refuse to believe that...yet. It wasn't typical, nothing about it was typical. Guys you have a "fling/affair" with don't come and clean your bathroom and spend time with your kids! A typical affair doesn't bring you to meet his extended family in another state and come over for holidays! A typical affair is just about sex and it was never just about sex. I will never just disapear out of his life for good no matter how much his family wants that. We have a child together and he WILL pay for her and spend time with her, he isn't the type of person to abandon his kids, maybe temporarily out of fear or confusion, but not permanently! There is no way anyone can convince me right now that he will actually repair his marriage and things will go back to "normal" for them without me! Even if they do stay together, I don't believe he can stay away from us for long. He loves us too much and we have too much fun being together. He has a lot of going on at his house other than this because of his kids/grandkids and other stuff so things were tough before the secret came out. I certainly don't blame him for being caught up in all of the chaos. I do worry about it taking too long, especially with our and their anniversary coming up, but she must be making his life a living and why would he put up with that and not come back to me? She doesn't lilke being with him, she just likes it cause it is safe and comfortable, he thinks the same thing. He doesn't want to make anybody mad or upset. Ironically it is making all of us crazy and nothing is getting solved right now. Hopefully soon he will call and I can see him and get a face to face answer on where I stand. I will not believe what his kids/wife says because they are just trying to control him right now and he is going along with it until they calm down so he doesn't rock the boat even more. If for some strange reason I am wrong, then I will get a face to face answer first because I will not walk away without it, especially if they plan on seeing my daughter! Call me overly optimistic, crazy, or plain old , but this isn't just denial talking, it is coming straight from my heart and my sister totally agrees. She knows him and knows the situation and she thinks it will just take time for things to settle back down. I have had a horrible day and if I think bad things I will not last. I need to at least think a few happy thoughts since that is the only thing keeping me going. I know you think you have seen it all, but maybe you haven't. Maybe this is different. I sure hope it is, if not I will be crushed.
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Old 05-03-2007, 03:31 PM
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Default It is still possible.

Just because as soon as he told her and he didn't divorce her doesn't mean it can't or won't happen. Like I said, it hasn't even been 2 weeks and there is a lot of other going on at his house besides this that he prob. feels obligated to stay for a while for. Even though a divorce wasn't the thing that was done doesn't mean their marriage will get any better and he will stay. It certainly doesn't mean he won't come back to me or leave her for me sometime soon either. Okay, I know you prob. just think I am in denial and am , but I am just trying not to go crazy.
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Old 05-03-2007, 06:32 PM
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I can see my posts are just upsetting you,
so I won't respond to any more of yours.
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Old 05-04-2007, 02:53 PM
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Default Sorry.

Kaylar~
I didn't mean to make you go away. I am just trying stay a bit more positive. I know you are prob. very intelligent and know lots about these types of situations and I didn't mean to offend you if I did. I need to think happy thoughts at least for the time being. I have 4 kids that need me sane and thinking that this is over and that he has done such a horrible thing and it is permanent isn't exceptable right now. I know that it might be, but maybe it isn't over, when I told my husband I wanted a divorce and stuff, it didn't happen overnight and I felt bad when he was upset and it took me a while to finally decide enough was enough and it was over no matter how sad he was. Things like that can take time and people do need space and get confused about things when tons of stuff is going on. Maybe I am wrong, maybe I am right. I know that I just have to wait and see.
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Old 05-04-2007, 08:16 PM
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Drama28, I've skimmed over the enteries and sadly I know that pain you're feeling....we think if we just hold on long enough we'll get them back...and maybe you will....only something had stood out to me you said a typical affari doesn't introduce you to family so on and so forth and Yes they do. My father did it...my friend also had a child with a married man and he did it...my best friend at the moment is having an affair with a married man and he did too....I too had an affair and he did too. All you can do is follow your heart....but you need to know when to let go also. I'll pray for you to find happiness....bc the pain of love ending w/o a reason is the worst kind of pain.

try and be strong
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Old 05-04-2007, 10:51 PM
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cltlovekt...
I've been trying in every way I know,
based on 25 years of familiarity with these
kinds of situations, to no avail.

If a man doesn't go for a divorce within
two weeks of his first 'I Love You" he will
NEVER divorce his wife.

I don't know how to make that clearer.

I don't know how to explain that every word
out of an unfaithful husband is bound to be a
lie.

The man proves he is a liar by having an affair.
You don't need more than that.
It is like catching a man stealing and he tells
you he is honest.
What do you believe?
His words or his Actions?

There is no sense in this thread.
When he sits in that court room and
ignores her, and when the affair is painted
a cheap fling, and she hears all the nasty
things he has to say about her...maybe...
just maybe...she'll believe what we say.
Then again, maybe she will assume his 'family'
'Forced' him to say those things.

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Old 05-05-2007, 08:02 AM
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I do agree with that. The man I was with was married as was I and within 3 weeks after we said I LOVE YOU we both left. It didn't work out due to children and states away but if they dont leave.....it's bc they dont have to they have everything a cheater could want. His safe home and his exciting life with the younger amazing girl who gives him what he once had with his wife.

I think the fact that he couldn't even give you the respect to call you him self shows that he wont leave unless she makes him leave.

I'm sorry your heart hurts....Ironically I am still in love with my husband who left me after we reconciled and planned our second chlild...which came a month early and he feared at first that he wasn't his. So two months later he left me bc his trust for me was gone. 2 years later I still pay for the affair that I had....the grass isn't always greener on the other side.
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