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When is the betrayed experience a good thing?

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 TrulySad (original poster member #39652) posted at 8:43 PM on Friday, March 28th, 2014

When you discover that the fiance of your beautiful, amazing, intelligent, sparkling, kind, and loving daughter, is having an inappropriate relationship with his coworker....and what you've learned along this miserable experience can be used to help her with what she's having to deal with.

This is just complete and utter shit... and it's so hard to sit back and only guide, support, and be here for her...when every part of this mom's being wants to go after that two-faced, undeserving, bucket of vomit and shake his world till his two pathetic balls go rolling into the gutter, next to the skank whore he's so into these days.

There is still a lot of unknown at the moment. But lots that is fact:

* This bucket of vomit does NOT deserve my daughter.

* This bucket of vomit, who happens to be a teacher at a Catholic school, should NOT be teaching our children.

* My beautiful daughter deserves the world, and an amazing man to walk through it, beside her, loving her every day of her life.

* My daughter is strong (hell, she's my daughter)

* My daughter WILL get past this, and come out stronger, and not damaged from this.

* And this mom, while I've taken the high road with my own relationships, when it comes to my children...I'm not afraid of getting dirty and doing what's needed to help them get to a good place again.

Please keep my daughter in your prayers, and send her strength...

Thanks!!!!!!

[This message edited by TrulySad at 2:51 PM, March 28th (Friday)]

Me : no longer a BW or BGF. Starting over!

Them : in the past, where they can stay.

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LostSamurai ( member #41347) posted at 9:06 PM on Friday, March 28th, 2014

Prayers are with you! (Hugs)

I am the wandering samurai, and I found my freedom...

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OutoftheDeep ( member #42601) posted at 9:09 PM on Friday, March 28th, 2014

(((Trulysad Daughter)))

So painful. In answer to your question, I do not believe being a BS is ever a good thing, no matter how much insight we learn.

What does she want to do? I would be all for exposing him to the school and the ow bs if there is one. But I understand you have to support whether or not that is what she wants to do.

Help her get her ducks in a row, if they aren't married still, if they share a house or anything she should prepare. LIke we tell others, preparing doesn't mean you have to do it.

So sorry.

Me - BW 40s
He - exWH 40s
2/15 Over. I had enough. I don't care anymore, and it feels awesome. He can have all the strippers, coworkers, and exes he wants now. Except now he doesn't think they're so appealing. Oh well.

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refuz2bavictim ( member #27176) posted at 9:09 PM on Friday, March 28th, 2014

Wow. I feel so sad for your DD, yet cant help but think that you will make a huge difference in her healing.

Prayers for strength for you both.

Foresight is 2020

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norabird ( member #42092) posted at 9:37 PM on Friday, March 28th, 2014

Sending strength for DD. What a lucky woman to have you by her side at this time.

Sit. Feast on your life.

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LAFA ( member #31868) posted at 12:59 AM on Saturday, March 29th, 2014

The only good things are that she gets away from this guy before she's in too deep, and any learning she does from the experience. Sadder but wiser.

When you put someone on a pedestal, they quickly learn two things. The view is mighty good from up there, and it is a fine vantage from which to kick.

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4everfaithful83 ( member #41761) posted at 2:42 AM on Saturday, March 29th, 2014

Sending you strength tonight, and your daughter!! Thank goodness she has you, a survivor, to help her through this difficult time!!

Always know if the juice is worth the squeeze...

ME: 36
1 doggie
DDay: June 24th, 2013
DDay 2 : August 22nd,2017

Left him August 26th, 2017

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FixYou71 ( member #42654) posted at 7:17 AM on Saturday, March 29th, 2014

Prayers going up for your dd. Give her a big hug for me.

BS:44
H: 50
Dday #1 Oct 2007 (Porn for 2 yrs)
Dday #2 May 2013 (Porn for 5 more yrs))
Dday#3 May 2014 (finally admitted to drunk kissing OW in 1994: the 2nd drunken kiss with another woman during our M)
DD 22 and DS 18
Married 1993

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whattheh ( member #40032) posted at 5:38 PM on Saturday, March 29th, 2014

It's never a good thing. In fact in my case this is the worst and most difficult thing I have gone thru. I'm a shell of the person I was before this. But my fWH waited after 30years of M to committ adultery. At least he's deeply sorry and truly regrets it but it can't be undone so everything has changed.

So in your daughter's case it is a good thing that she found out her fiance's true colors before she got married and had a family with him. Ironically my fiance cheated on me and my H knew this and promised he would never do this to me.

Retired & now in 60's-M 39 Yrs-DD 2013-TT for 3 yrs (new details incl there had been 3 more MOWs)--all this started with porn use for mid 50s WH (felt he was possessed)~~Cheating and aftermath is huge time waste with high opportunity cost~~

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