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Topic: does your WW do this

Itsgoingtobeok
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Posted: 10:58 AM, January 28th (Tuesday), 2014

Recovery for the most part is going well but when we go out there are times she will wear a tight outfit and I will catch her glacing at other men . This doesn't seem healthy

BS-(52)
WS-49
married 28 yrs
Kid's -2
A- several
DD- 12-10-12
Starting recovery

"I don't understand the world today I don't understand what she needs I gave her everything she threw it all away" tom petty

Posts: 217 | Registered: Dec 2012 | From: Los Angeles

rachelc
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Posted: 11:06 AM, January 28th (Tuesday), 2014

My WH looked at other women for a year! I called him on it every time. Our MC called him on it. He posted a picture of himself on facebook coming out of the ocean looking like a bronzed adonis. You have a right to be concerned. STILL looking for external validation.

his Dday: 2/10 but TT until 7/11
my Ddays: 1/12, 4/12 broken NC 12/12

me (WW/BS): 48
him: (BS/WH)52
4 kiddos in mid 20's

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Posts: 6390 | Registered: Dec 2010 | From: Midwest

kalimata
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Posted: 12:51 PM, January 28th (Tuesday), 2014

You need to tell your WW to stop dressing in such tight clothing because it makes you feel uncomfortable when other men look at her. She needs to stop, period. She obviously hasn't understood this.

Posts: 191 | Registered: Jan 2014 | From: USA

wert
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Posted: 12:56 PM, January 28th (Tuesday), 2014

What a great opportunity you have. Tell her how you feel about it. Tell her it seems she is continuing to look for external validation from men. Then see what she says. Her reaction should be telling regarding her progress towards authenticity.

take care...

Posts: 1473 | Registered: Jan 2012

Aubrie
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Member # 33886

Posted: 1:01 PM, January 28th (Tuesday), 2014

I agree with wert.

Tell her how you feel about it. See what her reaction is. Defensiveness = trouble.

"You give me that bottom of the 9th, last at bat, tied game, grand slam, full of butterflies kind of feeling." - My Husband

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