Just curious what different guy's responses are given some different options. Select as many as you want.. it's not very scientific.
Kept the house.Need more options to include divorcing her ass and keeping the house and the dog. Might kick the guy's ass though. Would be a spur of the moment decision.
Need more options to include divorcing her ass and keeping the house and the dog. Might kick the guy's ass though. Would be a spur of the moment decision.
Not sure if I'm the one you're thinking of or not, but I left her and (so far as I know) there was no cheating involved.I thought she did leave you a few years back? I thought you were the one that used to post a bit about it. If so, did you kick his ass?
1. Spur of the moment, blinding rage... shoot both.
2. Keep it together and stay, take pics and tell them to GTFO.
3. Leave immediately, take time to calm down. Come home later, put all her stuff out on the lawn.
Hire a good lawyer, regardless.
I'd try to have fun with it.
Act stupid like you don't know anything.
Set up hidden cameras in the house.
Make plans to be gone, and the house to be empty to give plenty of opportunity for it to continue.
Use the video in disppicable revenge type ways.
Clean out the bank accounts, change direct deposits to other accounts, cancel her credit cards. Etc.
Like my favorite uncle always said, "Don't get mad, get even!"
Then I'd hire a good lawyer.
Just curious what different guy's responses are given some different options. Select as many as you want.. it's not very scientific.
This has nothing to do with cheating, but may have something to do with divorce.
My wife said she's done cleaning the downstairs bathroom, because me and my 12 year old Son shave and get ready in there.
So I cleaned it.
All the hair clogged the sink so I was dipping the washcloth in the toilet to do the cleaning.
I made sure to ring the washcloth out in the toilet and flush it when the the water got dirty.
I was almost done when my wife saw me dip the washcloth in the toilet and clean the toilet seat.
I'd try to have fun with it.
Act stupid like you don't know anything.
Set up hidden cameras in the house.
Make plans to be gone, and the house to be empty to give plenty of opportunity for it to continue.
Use the video in disppicable revenge type ways.
Clean out the bank accounts, change direct deposits to other accounts, cancel her credit cards. Etc.
Like my favorite uncle always said, "Don't get mad, get even!"
Then I'd hire a good lawyer.
Thanks for the thoughtful response. I think a lot of this comes down to how a person chooses to interpret the event. This is true of anything in life I suppose. How you choose to interpret and thus respond to some event, is within one's own control.I would think that the reaction would depend on the nature of your relationship. Some people cheat because they don't feel like they're getting the attention they need with their spouse. If that's the case, to me it's somewhat understandable and maybe you can do a little self-reflection and make a decision as to whether you want to try to work on the things that led to the cheating in an effort to make it work or if the cheating was really just the culmination of the marriage breaking up anyways. While cheating is never right, the fault for it is not always completely with the cheater. Anyways, every situation is different and, at least in my opinion, it's too simplistic to think you'd have a blanket reaction irrespective of the person and the type of relationship you have leading up to it.
Honest to God, if my ex-wife would have cheated on me, the first thing I would have felt was relief in the sense that that was my ticket out of a relationship that wasn't meant to be. If my girlfriend now cheated on me, I don't think I would be mad as much as I would just be totally devastated. Who knows, life is weird.
Yeah, how much you were or were not expecting it would definitely play a role. If things had been ice cold between the two of you for a long time and you're pretty much checked out, maybe you don't even care.Thanks for the thoughtful response. I think a lot of this comes down to how a person chooses to interpret the event. This is true of anything in life I suppose. How you choose to interpret and thus respond to some event, is within one's own control.
Was an interesting thread, and thank everyone that took part in the survey and discussion.