If your husband is so ashamed of the affair (he just got caught with his pants down by you) then he's not ashamed one bit. If he was, he'd stop seeing the other women and try extremely hard to gain your trust back. We all make mistakes! Your husband is yanking your chain big time. He would have gone on with this affair and been unfaithful to you for possibly years and unless you'd found out he'd still be cheating on you. You should be extremely proud of yourself for booting this guy out! It's possible his mistress won't look so charming to him now that you aren't around. People that cheat want their cake and eat it too and you just scrapped off the best part ... the icing! If he doesn't come back in 2 - 3 months, then I suggest you file for divorce and get this guy out of your hair. If you own a home, property, etc., be sure you get 1/2 of everything! Depending on the judge he may not even be entitled to 1/2. Good luck Marcy
It depends on what form of the word you mean. One is "event," or "party" as in "The Christmas party was the affair of the season." The other is "tryst," "fling," or "two-timing" as in "She had an affair with the poolboy while her husband was away on business."
Guinevere betrayed her husband Arthur by having an affair with Lancelot, a knight of the Round Table and Arthur's close friend.She had an adulterous affair with Sir Lancelot.
Cleopatra never had an affair with Ptolemy XIII. Ptolemy was her first brother/husband, but they hated each other. Their "marriage" was only a symbolic one, as were her other "marriages".
He had two. A daughter named Catherine and a son called Henry, both of whom were illegitimate.It is very possible that she did. Both Catherine and Henry Carey were born within the time period that she was having an affair with Henry VIII, but it is not known wither they were the product of the affair or of her husband William Carey. Wither they were the children of Henry VIII or not they were the cousins of Queen Elizabeth and Henry Carey became the 1st Baron Hunsdon
yes he did cheat on her for 13 monthes
Yes.
Anything possible
Most definitely - sounds like the start of an affair or they are already having an affair, confront your husband or her face to face.
Man or woman would find themselves in an embarrassing situation when their friends found out that their spouse was having a love affair. The spouse that is cheating has been making a fool of their spouse while the trusting spouse may have boasted how wonderful their husband or wife was and along it is quite possible that even a few friends knew the spouse was cheating. Yes it is a normal feeling, but hold your head up high because your husband is going to look like the jerk through all of this. Don't be surprised if some of your friends (couples) may not want to get caught up in choosing between you and your husband, but there will be especially female friends that will stand by you. You have nothing to be ashamed about so don't act like it.
if he is accusing you of having an affair, when you are not.
Divorse to husband , breakupwith boyfriend
no you should be ashamed of yourself
No
ANSWER: Even if your husband is an affair material, that will not be his legit reason why he is having an affair. It can't be that he is not getting his needs at home, it will explain why he ask you to marry him if he will betrayed you.
You already know two wrongs don't make a right so the best thing to do is let your husband know about his affair and that his friend told you and is now interested in you. Be careful of gossip! Communication is the best skill anyone can have so sit down and calmly discuss this with your husband. It is also up to you to make it plain to your husband's so-called friend that you are not interested in him and stay clear of him. This is no friend of your husbands because he is hoping to have an affair with you behind your husband's back.
Ask him. And if you're already suspicious, there's probably a reason.
You do not tell your husband's girlfriend's employer anything. The employer is a businessman and is not interested in the private affairs of his employees unless it interferes with their work performance. It should be your husband you are going after and if you feel the relationship is over then file for divorce. Your husband is the one that started this affair because he either provoked the affair or he could have said 'no' if she suggested having an affair with him. Put the blame where it belongs ... your husband!