This is such a hard one to deal with.
Most of us can be quite attracted to another person of the opposite sex when married. If smart, just dream about it (your secret) and remain loyal to your spouse if you still love them. Marriage can get mundane, so instead of looking for others, take that energy and try making your marriage more interesting.
If you take time out (mini holiday) with your spouse and really make an effort then you will regain a one-on-one relationship again. Within time you will forget your attraction to the other individual in your life.
Most of the time the grass on the other side of the fence isn't greener and you could very well trade off something wonderful in your wife for a brief encounter with someone you think you are in love with.
It's easy to love someone else, because you gain the magic "of the chase" and all the frills that go with it, but it doesn't last for long.
No. whether they are incarcerated or not cheating is against the Bible and word of God (if you are a Christian). if you don't have any real morals to follow in life then consider these questions; How would feel if i was the person in jail and my spouse cheated on me? Would i feel guilty?
The primary duty in a marriage contract is the duty to be faithful to your spouse.
Cheating your spouse is not a good thing. It could land you into loneliness and other miserable feelings.
Yes, if the owner of the policy does not file a change of beneficiary the insurance will have to pay the proceeds to the person who is named on the policy.
now nothing can be done. the bond is over.
It is a very hard thing to do. Your spouse bottom line was unfaithful. Marriage is a covenant; a promise between two people to be faithful and love each other. If your spouse cheats then they have broken their side of the covenant, meaning you shouldn't have to keep holding onto to your end either. It hurts to know that someone you love felt intimate about someone else; showing an expression of love and affection such as that to someone else. I'm not sure if this is the case, but sometimes incidents happen when there is alcohol or some drug abuse involved; but it means they were not being considerate or responsible. Think about the fact that many people can still resist things that are wrong when they were drunk or high. But it does explain less of a sense of good judgement. Something that no person wants to be is second best to someone they love, especially if they are in a commitment with that person; which in the normal case of having an affair, that is what the spouse becomes. And that is what the spouse made you was second best; you wouldn't want to always be that even if the spouse does remain faithful to you after the affair. The cheating spouse was NOT the victim; the faithful spouse is. It is your decision whether or not to take pity on this. I'd say take these things into consideration when you think about whether or not you can actually make a healthy marriage out of that situation. And if you can I highly suggest marriage counseling. It is a good thing to have someone there helping and listening to your problems then laying them out for you so you can see it clearly and really get a feel for the situation. Anyway, Good Luck :)
I can't answer your first question, but she did not have a spouse. She vowed to never get married and to remain a virgin.
Depending on if you can live with a spouse who has in fact turned gay, that is not a question anyone but you can answer. If that person has remained faithful to you regardless of their sexual preference they obviously still either have a great love or respect for you. It seems if they have suddenly realized their sexuality it should be them wondering if a divorce in necessary, not you.
No. In the United States you cannot force your spouse to remain married to you if they wish to dissolve the marriage.No. In the United States you cannot force your spouse to remain married to you if they wish to dissolve the marriage.No. In the United States you cannot force your spouse to remain married to you if they wish to dissolve the marriage.No. In the United States you cannot force your spouse to remain married to you if they wish to dissolve the marriage.
MONOGAMOUS : having a single spouse In the absence of actual marriage, the word has adopted the meaning "faithful to one mate", or not promiscuous. In this use, it could have synonyms faithful, steadfast, or loyal.
Handling a belligerent spouse requires patience and calm. It's important to remain composed and avoid escalating the situation by responding with anger. Try to listen actively to their concerns, validate their feelings, and communicate openly about the issues at hand. If necessary, consider seeking professional help or counseling to address underlying problems constructively.
Probate court is used when the dead person has a Will leaving their money or possessions to another person. If the dead person leaves something to their spouse, the spouse will receive it.