Cheating

There is little you can do by yourself. You may want to contact an attorney for assistance.

shes a stripper with big jugglers.

she goes out with tony smith

and has a chicken pet names matilda

how do i know this you ask ?

i STALK HER!

HI ITS JORDAN PALMBY HERE

I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW YOUR SUCH A GOOD FCUK

AND I KEPT YOUR KNICKNAKS AS A TOKEN OF YOUR LOVE

I WEAR THEM TO BED AT NIGHT TIME

AND SNIFF THEM................. ALL THE TIME :/

I KNOW JIZZUMY!

She also has sex with nick jeffrey every night oh yeahhh she loves his flab flab!!!!

she has a bucket hole

Yes. You feel that it'd be better to not have known that he has cheated on you. By knowing what he has done, you feel heartbrokened. It's normal to feel how you feel after what you've been through.

Kami Cotler is married to a man. She has been married to her husband, who is a former teacher and currently a businessman, since 2002. The couple has two children together.

I would definitely try to talk to her about it. This would raise anyone's suspicions. Talk to her without being angry and explain why this is upsetting you. Try not to use the word 'you' more like 'I feel like' and 'I don't understand'. This way it won't automatically put her on the defensive.

You're not being stupid. It is your duty to have a concern over her actions and interactions with other men. It is human nature to do so. Jealousy is not a measurement of how much you love someone, it is a measurement of how insecure you are. Be an adult and ask her about it, and ask her if you should be concerned about it. This will let her make the next move and allow her to know how you feel about it without getting offensive. My wife and I both work with members of the opposite sex and we have already had this conversation, to be honest with each other and let each other know if we get "hit on". If we do, we simply tell the other person "I'm flattered but I don't think my spouse will let me keep you if you followed me home." And that quickly settles that. Keep in mind that this will not be the first or last time you may have to go through this situation in your life and life is 10% of what happens and 90% of how you react to it.

if you truly love him then try to tell him he needs help if not then leave him and go to your parents or familys houses

It depends whether you are married to her. Now seriously.... Of course not.

You may want to see things in a different way then he does and since you want to be with him still and have hopes you believe that it is not ending or ended when in fact he seems to believe that it is and is ready to move forward without you. Take some time apart and see how things go, don't be persistant or pester him concerning this as it will only push him away. You could also simply ask him where things stand between you and if he says its over then accept it and ask him not to lead you on anymore or contact you, let you be.

I do know how you feel because I was married before and separated at the age of 24 and got a divorce as quickly as I could. To me marriage was forever and I realized I had made a big mistake. My husband cheated on me several times and with more than one woman. All the signs were there from the time we went together He was mentally abusive and soon it turned physical. I finally caught the drift that it no one should have to put up with anyone cheating and certainly not abusive behavior and I left! Of course I was broken-hearted and scared. Still, I found a nice apartment, changed my job and made better money, made new friends and after a couple of months I felt like a caged bird set free and I never looked back on my decision with any regrets. If I hadn't have left him it would have only been a matter of time before he left me. I refused to let this man make me a man-hater (same applies to men being a woman-hater) and forged on. I eventually met and married a wonderful man and we have been married for 33 years. When someone you love cheats on you it breaks a trust between the two of you that should never have been broken in the first place, and you can never get that trust back (if you are the cheater ... not accusing you of this.) Often when the cheater goes his/her merry way, 89% of the time they find they have either made a mistake or they can't stand the fact their ex is seeing someone else and is actually unhappy. The cheater will often start phoning until some end up begging for that second chance. Once a person has cheated it takes years for them to gain your trust and perhaps they never will gain it. Realize that two people are plain old chemistry and this isn't the right person for you. We all make mistakes and since we don't know ourselves 100% we can't be expected to know someone else 100%. Many people think grieving is only saved for the loved ones that pass on, but not true. We can grieve over pets, our homes flooding or burning, traumas in our lives, wars, or the realization of a lost love. Take a couple of months to go through some of the grieving process, but also take this time to get to know who you are and what you are about and realize just how precious you are to many, and also how strong you really are. Once you get the drift of these good qualities in yourself there isn't anything you can't handle. I always say to myself, "There are only two things I can rely on 100%, God and myself." Once you have had a chance to get your feet under you, then get out with friends, start having some fun and enjoy the freedom that comes with it. Go on that trip you may have wanted to go on, and if you can't afford that then go places in your City that you have always wanted to go too and just enjoy yourself. Start spoiling yourself for a change. I am a firm believer all of us have to go through some rough times in our lives to know the good that should be in our lives and weed out the bad so we can forge forward and become stronger individuals. Hang on, it gets a whole lot better! God Bless Marcy

to begin with 'your cousin's younger brother' would be your cousin as well,so I'm thinking this is just a BS question,but ennyhow..............

Cousin,the key here is found in your question!

read the words...."after you broke up"....so,what do you DO?

N O T H I N G !!!!

you two are no longer a couple,you're broke up,two separate people!

It would be like finding out your neighbor had sex with her dentist>>> it ain't yo' problem!

it wouldn't matter if your ex OR your neighbor had sex with the entire Seventh Fleet!

not your current mate,Not Your Business,period.

Your choice is simple; pick one, or lose them both.

Love is exclusive, if you can't chose between them then you don't really love either of them.

• A smart wife would keep them as evidence just in case her husband starts to stray again, but most women would not keep reading the text messages, but print them out and keep them in safe keeping in case they are needed as proof.

• Murder is murder in most parts of the world. No, a Japanese woman cannot get away with murdering her husband for cheating and if she should try and with a good lawyer she may get off on an 'insanity plea' which still constitutes imprisonment and psychological treatment at the very least. Sometimes murdering a spouse can backfire and the person could get life imprisonment to the death penalty.

Sometimes it's just the lure of " forbidden fruit " . Sometimes they just want sex without commitment. If they know the woman is married, they are already cheaters, and who wants the headaches ?

It really depends on the person and circumstance. My ex-girlfriend said that to some of her guy friends, and i was not okay with it at all; not one bit. I made it very clear, and she continued doing it. It was one of the many factors why i broke up with her; it means something different to me and I was unable to accept it/trust her enough to accept it.

I have a best friend who is dating a nice guy and is probably going to marry him as they are inseparable; we have been reallllllly close friends for about two years. A few weeks ago we talked on the phone late at night for a few hours, and at the end she said for the first time, "I love you kevin". It took me so off guard because she NEVER says that to anyone. I have never heard her say it to her boyfriend either. Because I know her well, and know she loves her boyfriend to death, I highly doubt it means anything more than that she loves me as a brother.

You have to know your partner. If they don't normally say things like that or show any affection to friends, then I would be VERY concerned. You can show affection to close friends without any sexual context OR saying the word love or pet names. I would suggest reminding yourself of who they really are, and who the person they are saying it to is. Trust your gut.

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It depends on what you guys are talking about when you're texting , if you talk about things you would like to do to them or something in that nature yes that is a form of cheating & you should stop if you love your spouse , if not you guys should've never got married in the first place .

Simply be straight forward, honest and to the point - there is no sense prolonging it or dragging it out. Just remember though when you leave someone for someone else and then you may realize you made a mistake its not always easy to go back as well as the famous saying goes, "the grass isn't always greener.." - so when you have decided to do so make sure it is really what you want or you could in the end lose both of them.

because girls find that they are safe with their husbands or boyfriends

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I think the reason why most girls or a woman find security from her husband or boyfriend is he can protect her from harm.

If it was a really good boyfriend then you would give him another chance and let him slide but if has happened more than once than as for me it would be over in a minute.

Well, first of all, forget the "friend", he might have been drunk but she wasn't. She knows what he was doing. And as for the boyfriend, it depends if he's worth another shot, but if this isn't the first time it has happened, then drop him.

No. No you shouldn't. That would be called "adultery". This is something you don't want to get involved with.

You chose to create this huge mess, and by doing so, to accept any and all consequences related to it. Want to end the affair you're having? End it now---bluntly, firmly and have no contact or as limited contact (only in public) with this man as you can. The minute you start chatting with him, taking his secret phone calls, texts, you'll find yourself drawn back into this affair. However, while you want to keep this affair from your sister, you can't guarantee that at some point it won't come out---either via her boyfriend out for revenge, a family member or someone else. And finding out about her boyfriend's affair will be less devastating than when she finds out it was her own sister he was cheating with. Your relationship with her will be damaged; not only because you cheated with him but you betrayed her trust, you continued to hide the affair in order to save your own a$$, allowing her to continue to date a scuzzbag like her boyfriend. She'll be upset and hate you now if you confess the affair to her, but she'll hate you even more if she ends up marrying and having children with this loser, only to find out then what you and he did. So you chose to deal with all the consequences, and this is your chance to do the selfless thing and stop saving your own skin. So deal.

Mental cheating is very different from physical cheating. You might consider asking him to go with you to a couples counseling session. He may love you, but it sounds from your description of his 'mental cheating' that he is fantasizing about being with someone else. If he truly loves you, he should want to be with you and not another woman. I recommend that you get someone trained in couples therapy to help you find out if he really wants to continue a relationship with you. Mental cheating could possibly lead to physical cheating.