Wife issues [Solved]

Just give her a leka pomp when she gets home, while you hammer her whisper in her ear to call you by the ex’s name and see how she reacts
 
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schuits said:
Run the forum posts through an Amazon AI service. Recognize the OP by his grammar, spelling etc.
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**** no. Can't we rather take (un)educated guesses till the real mybber pops out crying like the lady's blouse he is?
 
**** no. Can't we rather take (un)educated guesses till the real mybber pops out crying like the lady's blouse he is?
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That's not fair, we all went thru hardships in our life and some came here seeking advice/sympathy.If they want to stay anonymous let them
 
STS said:
It's not a something a lot of people are prepared for or expect, it's natural to seek our strangers advice than people you know to judge you.
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STS said:
That's not fair, we all went thru hardships in our life and some came here seeking advice/sympathy.If they want to stay anonymous let them
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Maybe it's a generational thing, or a new age snowflakery thing, but when I found out my wife was cheating on me, the last place I thought of going for advice was a bunch of random ****wits on the interwebs, half of whom would have told me to cram a dick up my own arse, and the other half would have been trolling anyway. To each his own I guess, however, if I was in the OP's shoes, I'd speak to the wife and a qualified professional - legal (maybe the guy she's didddling can recommend a good divorce lawyer); therapist; shrink; take your pick.
 
pinball wizard said:
Maybe it's a generational thing, or a new age snowflakery thing, but when I found out my wife was cheating on me, the last place I thought of going for advice was a bunch of random ****wits on the interwebs, half of whom would have told me to cram a dick up my own arse, and the other half would have been trolling anyway. To each his own I guess, however, if I was in the OP's shoes, I'd speak to the wife and a qualified professional - legal (maybe the guy she's didddling can recommend a good divorce lawyer); therapist; shrink; take your pick.
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My first encounter with you(from what I recall) was you losing someone important in your life and posting about how hard it was here, and it reminds me any time I talk to you and disagree with you on a topic that you actually have a huge heart besides how strongly you argue points here.

I agree with you ,the best people to speak to are offline, but I think it's a process that takes a lot of preparation and coming to terms with, so I think it's alright to fume and wonder about it a bit longer, out loud
 
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STS said:
It's not a something a lot of people are prepared for or expect, it's natural to seek our strangers advice than people you know to judge you.
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Sometimes it's not easy to talk to close family or friends about things like this,especially because even if they work things out said friends and family will always judge her by this too so basically you're shooting yourself in the foot in a way especially since his wife hasn't cheated yet it's not too late to make things right especially since two kids are involved the marriage is worth fighting for.
 
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falcon786 said:
Damn that is a ruthless and yet a well deserved way to deal with a wife like that...although you have to question if stopping it before it escalated to actual cheating wouldn't have been better for the kids,sure he won but that was purely selfish.
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Yes, this was quite rough, on both her and the kids, for him it was great.

But there are so many things that can go wrong with a scheme like this, that I wouldn't recommend this approach to anyone, certainly not to the OP.

One thing is for sure, though, based on my experiences, those of friends, and what you read about others, women are certainly not just the innocent victims any more, there are just as many women who get involved in extra-relationship affairs as there are men doing this.

So, as with the OP, be aware of subtle changes in relationship dynamics, whether you be a man or a women, shyte happens quicker than you can possibly imagine. Ask me, I know, and I wasn't prepared for it.

The one problem with men, possibly, is that they don't have the emotional intelligence of women, and just don't pick up on these subtle changes quickly enough. Maybe they were there, but you just didn't recognise it.
 
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Braai!Braai!Braai!, does she braai!?

My HO keeps sending me on roadtrips, encouraging me to stay one night longer, at first I thought it must be a flng, but then I realized it is more than likely my drunken snoring....

OP, stop feeling sorry for your kids, if she is feckin aroumd, then she will alway feck around....
 
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