Yes! This isn't only effecting you and your "mister", especially if he has children. Try not to just think about yourself, put yourself in this woman's shoes. It doesn't matter if she's a horrible person or whatever, the point is if she finds out it will hurt her even if she pretends it doesn't. And if this guy has kids it will hurt there WHOLE family. Is that really something you want on your shoulders? Is a guy really worth that?
Plus ask yourself why would you even want to be in a relationship with someone who is married and committed to someone else? If your thinking you can steal him away, chances are that won't happen, and even if it does who's to say he won't cheat on YOU down the road? It sounds like you have some commitment and maybe even some self-esteem issues to work on if you get a kick out of running around with someone else's husband.
It is impossible for any human being to know if another human being is truly happy.
No. These are the opposite sex, or gender, mistress being the female form of master.The relationship opposite of master is slave.
Not really
last Tuesday
no, and if youre the mistress then youre a wh0#3
Legally, nothing. If the man is granted the divorce and keeps the mistress, then she has won the honor of being with a man that can't be trusted.
Clearly "being caught" was not the end of the relationship in his eyes. He's going to keep seeing the mistress.
It depends on the circumstance. Filing a suit simply because the mistress engaged in an affair will most likely fail in a courtroom. A judge is more likely to hold the married individual (the husband, in this case) more responsible than the mistress, considering that the married individual broke a contract (the contract being the marriage) and the mistress did not (assuming the mistress is not married).
because he wants to talk about it
a gold digging woman A woman with low self-esteem who may have expectations of a permanent relationship. She is deluding herself, and if she is a mistress, who wants a proven cheater anyway ?
The single possessive form of "mistress" is "mistress's." This form indicates that something belongs to or is associated with one mistress. For example, you might say, "The mistress's house is beautiful."
"Elvira, Mistress of the Dark" (Cassandra Peterson) is famous for being the hostess of horror shows .