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DITTO what Janet said
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My first husband cheated on me, so I am going to be quite judgemental because I feel I have the right to, having been involved in that experience. I have no respect or use for him. Neither does my daughter. He left the woman he was having his last fling with for someone else. I think (and I told her) that she's an idiot for marrying him, knowing his track record, and his values.
Both parties you are talking about are wrong because they have marriages, may have children, parents, friends, etc. Each one of these will be hurt by the affair. If a marriage isn't working out, they should be mature enough to either work on it, or leave if they can't work it out. Once people are single, they can do what they want. I suspect the age difference has something to do with the relationship. There's nothing wrong with it, but put that together with this being a long term affair, it doesn't sound like a stable relationship. I also can't imagine why 2 people with families would waste their energy on all of this drama. Life is way too short, and it really sounds like both lives are way too complicated by an unstable relationship. He never said he loves her? He sounds like a real loser! It sounds like a demeaning, boring, negative waste of time to me.
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Thanks for the replies. I will print them out and let her read them. You are right what they are doing is wrong but I'm sure that everyone of us has done things that we are not proud of. For the record, she did not know he was married. He owns a couple of businesses and she had been his client. Due to the nature of his business she actually thought he was gay and felt comfortable being friends. She soon found out he was not gay and so.... By the time she found out he was married she had already fallen head over for him. Just for the record this has not been sexual for quite some time. Not in the sense of the word. He had prostate cancer which obviously changed the relationship. This is when she realized how much she loved him. They've walked away from each other a few times but somehow they keep coming back to each other. If not for anything but just an emotional relationship which in my oppinion is probably more dangerous then a sexual. She not a bad person. Right or wrong she is in love with this man and I think she'd like to be able to walk away but sometimes that is much easier said then done. She's very attractive and in her 30's so she's not desperate, and he's 26 years older then she.
I Thank you again, for the replies and will pass them along. |
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I really couldn't have said it better myself...Judy...so just forget my post or hey...just add it to this one. Affairs are just plain wrong!
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