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Sharkman ( member #56818) posted at 3:22 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

That isn't logical. If she does leave to be with her boyfriend then why even bother with legalities?

And if all that's keep her from him is his wife then just rip the cord.

Legal measures against OM/OW should be reserved for extreme situations and situations where you need to salt the earth with him. In the odd chance they choose to reconcile this would be a good example, at that point go nuts and blow his world up.

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 digifuwill (original poster member #58361) posted at 6:28 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

Afterward I talked to her mom. She wants me to do what she did - just keep on with the status quo. She started doing what WW always does (and even the mc near the end of the session did): turn the focus of the conversation onto my supposed failures in the marriage (which is all just stupid stuff barely more consequential than leaving the toilet seat up - this family is just pathological). I blew up at her when she refused to stop telling me what she thought I needed to do for the kids. I yelled at her that her example was the worst thing I could do for my kids, because just look at what her kids have become. Her son is fine but on the other side of the country for a very specific reason, her youngest child has been severely depressed her entire life, and her eldest is WW. She started saying hurtful things to me but I don't remember what they are because I stormed out. When I got home I immediately sent her a thorough apology acknowledging that I had hurt her feelings which was not what I set out to do. But I'm done with her. Zero discussion with her about anything ever again.

I wanted to call my brother. WW pleaded that I not do so because if my family knew then there could be no chance at R. I was like wtf? She seriously believed that I should not be able to seek comfort and counsel in any friends or family? I asked her, so who do you think I should talk to right now? She was silent and, my point made, I went outside to my car (so the kids wouldn't hear me) to call my brother. First she naturally called me to bitch at me for not tucking in the kids. (FYI, tucking in and reading to the kids is what I do every night and what she does virtually never. She tells the kids she'll be right in to say goidnight and then takes 20+ minutes to get her ass up from whatever crap she's doing.)

I had a good talk with my brother. He basically said the same things all of you have been saying. We made arrangements for me to visit him this weekend, ideally with kids in tow.

I then had a long talk with WW. Probably the longest, most fruitful conversation with her in a few years. I still didn't reveal anything she didn't already know about my contacts with OBS. When she pushed me on it, I lied. Probably the first lie I told anyone since this whole ordeal started (and probably a lot longer). We talked about everything, pretty much every aspect of our relationship. She felt it was a very positive discussion. I did not. She indicated that she would consider R. I did not.

I told her that no matter what happens to our family and the other people involved, the one thing she did right and should never ever regret was telling me the truth tonight. regardless of how much it hurt. I thanked her and gave her a hug.

I told her she fucked up by not telling me before we got married, but that any anger I felt at that was a drop in the ocean compared to the happiness she gave me via the birth of our son. Consequently, I can't regret our relationship at all. (Hopefully the truth about my daughter permits me to feel similar gratitude, but I just can't get there yet.)

But I told her there was a moment four years ago, the argument about the Disney trip, where she fucked up most of all, and for which I will never EVER forgive her. I read to her from the extremely heartfelt email I had written her late that night of the argument. I had poured my heart out about all my hopes and fears regarding our relationship and family, had told her that I wanted to go to counseling to learn how to better communicate my concerns and learn how to better respond to hers. And I had asked her if she was having an affair, because it seemed to me to be the only reason why she was acting as she had been. And I read to her my follow-up email, asking her to please respond to those particular questions, I read those messages aloud to her and then told her that her failure to respond honestly then was the cause of all the misery she and I (and to an extent, our kids) have experienced these past four years. She robbed me of four years I can never get back, all because she was a selfish coward, just like OM. They are truly awful people. I am only still beginning to wrap my head around how truly shitty people they are.

Even after all that, she still wanted R. Until finally I called attention to our conversation this afternoon. Knowing full well that she was going to drop the bomb this evening, she nevertheless had wanted me to focus on my potential civil and criminal liability for taking pictures of her text messages (and don't worry, I'm fully aware that I've nothing to worry about on this issue). I told her that this was evidence, one clue among many, that she is a sick person, truly pathological, and that she needs to acknowledge that about herself, and get help as soon as possible, because in the meantime she is a person I want nothing to do with, along with her mom the worst person I could imagine having anything to do with. It's not even personal- it's just survival. They are toxic people and I need them to grant me space when I demand it, which is now.

I have give up any hope of avoiding an ugly divorce. She is a sick, ugly person, incredibly controlling and vindictive who STILL wants to justify her actions by demeaning and emasculating me, even in the immediate aftermath of delivering her news, an action she had 12 years to prepare and I just 120 minutes to internalize.

She could easily go to live five minutes away at her moms, even for a night or two, but she refuses. i have never been a violent or hateful person - the opposite, in fact - but thinking about the incredibly painful road ahead of me, oh, how I wish that I would wake up tomorrow to learn that she had looked at herself in the mirror and decided to take her own life.

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OrdinaryDude ( member #55676) posted at 7:10 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

Please get your lawyer lined up ASAP, its vitally important that you have some good representation and guidance at this point...protect yourself!

I was young and dumb and stayed with a cheater.

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 digifuwill (original poster member #58361) posted at 7:19 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I'm not going back to the mc. For the first time in 10 years, 10 months, and 24 days, i've taken off my wedding ring. Court documents will show differently, but as far as I'm concerned, I've never been married. It was a sham, a fraud, all along. There's no marriage to save.

The worst, most astounding thing of all is that, even after all this, I'm not sure she feels any real remorse or empathy. I'm not sure she's capable.

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OrdinaryDude ( member #55676) posted at 8:16 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

Don't expect her to, some people are just not capable.

Unfortunately it often takes many years to find that out.

Strength brother, get it done.

I was young and dumb and stayed with a cheater.

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Wool94 ( member #53300) posted at 10:59 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

OMG. I'm so sorry for you brother. You have done an amazing job.

D-Day #1: April 7, 2016
D-Day #2: May 21, 2016
D-Day #3: June 7, 2016
Me: 1975
Her:WW (amn8r) 1981
Son 2006
Daughter 2009
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Sharkman ( member #56818) posted at 11:45 AM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I realize this is impossible now, but in two years you're going to look back and wonder how you put up with this disaster of a human and chuckle over it. I promise you that with the perspective of distance and from living in normalcy that you will realize your entire life was one big awful version of that Disney trip.

When you're living at the circus you don't know anything but the circus.

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M1965 ( member #57009) posted at 12:15 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

Digi,

“Afterward I talked to her mom. She wants me to do what she did - just keep on with the status quo.”

No, no ,no! That would be turning yourself into a living human sacrifice. Maintain the status quo for whose benefit? Your cheating WW? The kids, who will get to see your wife abusing you and cheating for the next twenty years? Is that healthy for them? That’s not good for anyone. You need to live, Digi, not just exist.

“She started doing what WW always does (and even the mc near the end of the session did): turn the focus of the conversation onto my supposed failures in the marriage”

So your MIL thinks you’re a dud, and yet she wants you to stay with her daughter? There’s a uniquely dysfunctional thought process in action! Blaming the victim is a classic tactic of abusers, with a long and dishonourable history.

“I blew up at her when she refused to stop telling me what she thought I needed to do for the kids. I yelled at her that her example was the worst thing I could do for my kids, because just look at what her kids have become. Her son is fine but on the other side of the country for a very specific reason, her youngest child has been severely depressed her entire life, and her eldest is WW.”

Good for you. Not because you ripped into her – though she had that coming - but because you stood up for yourself and did not let her impose her warped perceptions on you. And then you did the best thing of all, which was to leave. There are some people in life who are just not worth engaging with, and once you identify a person like that, there is no point for any further discussion. If she can look at her cheating daughter and you, and perceive you as the problem in the marriage, she is clearly not playing with a full deck, or she is trying to break you down psychologically to the point where you will accept her daughter’s shabby behaviour as something you ‘deserve’.

“When I got home I immediately sent her a thorough apology acknowledging that I had hurt her feelings which was not what I set out to do.”

Did she apologise to you for the horrible things she said? If she didn’t, you have no need to apologise to her. She and WW will treat you badly without any apologies, and the only one saying sorry is you. Digi, even if it goes against the grain, stop apologising to this pair of abusers. That unpleasant old lady wants you to waste the rest of your life with her cheating daughter. That is not a person you need to bother apologising to!

“I wanted to call my brother. WW pleaded that I not do so because if my family knew then there could be no chance at R.”

After what you have found out, there should not be any chance of R at all. Both she and her mother are abusing you. People in the forum keep saying that the key thing to do after discovering an affair is to get yourself “out of infidelity”. The key thing for you is to get yourself out of abuse. Of course your wife does not want you talking to your brother. She wants to control you, so she does not want you having anyone on your side. If your family know, they will probably stage an intervention and rescue you from the abusive situation you are caught in with your WW and your MIL.

However, Digi, why are you even telling WW you want to call your brother? Just do it. You don’t have to clear your actions with her first. Does she ask you if it will be okay for her to spend the weekend with OM, so that you can say, “Please honey, don’t do that. There will be no chance for reconciliation if you spend the weekend with your boyfriend”? She seems perfectly happy doing what she wants, so give yourself the same freedom that she has given herself and call whoever you want, whenever you want, to discuss anything you feel like discussing. Your WW knows full well that if your brother knew what she and her mother have been doing to you, he would rip them both a new one for treating his brother so badly. She wants to isolate you to make it easier to dominate and control you; do not let her do that! Isolating a victim is a classic tactic of abuse.

Beyond all that, how come there is a chance of reconciliation when you know about the cheating, WW knows, OBS knows, OM knows, MIL knows, SIL knows, and Judge Judas knows, but there will be no chance if your family knows? How does that work?

“I had a good talk with my brother. He basically said the same things all of you have been saying. We made arrangements for me to visit him this weekend, ideally with kids in tow.”

Excellent, well done. WW has a whole rancid support team behind her, what you need to do is establish Team Digi. I think you can count all of us who have posted in this thread as your supporters, and it is great that your brother is now aware and taking an active role in helping you.

“I then had a long talk with WW. Probably the longest, most fruitful conversation with her in a few years. I still didn't reveal anything she didn't already know about my contacts with OBS. When she pushed me on it, I lied. Probably the first lie I told anyone since this whole ordeal started (and probably a lot longer). We talked about everything, pretty much every aspect of our relationship. She felt it was a very positive discussion. I did not. She indicated that she would consider R. I did not.”

It is good that you are being guarded about what you know and what you have told OBS. And when you are dealing with an abusive partner who is comfortable lying to you, it is perfectly alright to lie right back to them. The alternative is to revert to the broken record and have a stock answer to repeat, like, “That’s between her and I, we are the victims here”.

“I told her…that any anger I felt at that was a drop in the ocean compared to the happiness she gave me via the birth of our son. Consequently, I can't regret our relationship at all.”

It’s good to find something positive, and I am sure he is a terrific kid and a credit to you.

“Even after all that, she still wanted R.”

She is playing mind games with you. She has created a selfish cake-eating world for herself in which she has one man at home looking after the kids while she runs around having an affair with another man. “Reconciliation” with her would mean your submission to a life of domestic service as her Plan B, while she continues with her Plan A, the OM. When she talks of reconciliation, it is because she doesn’t want to lose her domestic helper. She has not related you as her husband for years, and possibly never if her relationship with the OM began before your marriage. Also, she probably knows that the OM is not going to leave his wife for her unless OBS divorces him, and the OM is probably scared witless of being taken to the cleaners financially if that happens. So what your WW means by reconciliation is maintaining and prolonging her own little world, not the pair of you going back to being man and wife in the traditional sense. As you say yourself, there is a chance that you were never that in the first place, courtesy of her cheating.

“Until finally I called attention to our conversation this afternoon…I told her…that she is a sick person, truly pathological, and that she needs to acknowledge that about herself, and get help as soon as possible, because in the meantime she is a person I want nothing to do with, along with her mom the worst person I could imagine having anything to do with. It's not even personal- it's just survival. They are toxic people and I need them to grant me space when I demand it, which is now.”

The most important foundation for getting yourself out of abuse is to realise that you deserve better, and to recognise abusive treatment for what it is. You can consider you speech to her as your personal declaration of independence. Good for you. Everyone who has been following your thread is behind you, we all want something better for you. You can only find that when you have freed yourself from the cage of lies that WW built around you. It may be a tough and painful road at times, but every step is worth it, because when you reach your destination you will be free to find someone very different to WW.

And do not forget, your brother will be walking along with you, and so will everyone in this forum. There is a ‘Divorce’ forum here where people will be just as supportive of you as we have tried to be in this one.

“i have never been a violent or hateful person - the opposite, in fact - but thinking about the incredibly painful road ahead of me, oh, how I wish that I would wake up tomorrow to learn that she had looked at herself in the mirror and decided to take her own life.”

I am sure you are not the only person to have posted in this forum to have felt that way, but all of them made it through without their wayward other halves doing themselves in. And you will too. Get yourself a good lawyer, and take it a day at a time. Talk to your brother regularly, talk to your friends, post here, you can and will get through this.

“I'm not going back to the mc. For the first time in 10 years, 10 months, and 24 days, i've taken off my wedding ring. Court documents will show differently, but as far as I'm concerned, I've never been married. It was a sham, a fraud, all along. There's no marriage to save. The worst, most astounding thing of all is that, even after all this, I'm not sure she feels any real remorse or empathy. I'm not sure she's capable.”

Digi, she’s all about her. Always was, always will be. What she did suited her, so what is there for her to regret? It is now time for you to be all about you and the kids. It will be much easier to do that when you train yourself not to care about her mind games and you free yourself from her control.

[This message edited by M1965 at 6:16 AM, April 26th (Wednesday)]

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Sharkman ( member #56818) posted at 1:13 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I am sure you are not the only person to have posted in this forum to have felt that way, but all of them made it through without their wayward other halves doing themselves in. And you will too. Get yourself a good lawyer, and take it a day at a time. Talk to your brother regularly, talk to your friends, post here, you can and will get through this.

This is a great point. Wanting to see bad things happen to someone who has abused him so much is as normal as it gets. One of the big things that we can do to help him is to funnel this anger stage into positive action. So many people want to rug sweep, make excuses, live in codependent hell, etc. Using anger can affect positive change impetus: engaging with legal counsel, seeking out a real-life support network, implementing the 180, aligning focus onto the kids, etc.

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Crushed7 ( member #41129) posted at 4:35 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

My heart breaks and soars for you at the same time. That you clearly see your wife and MIL for the dysfunctional and toxic people they are and are setting your path to free yourself of them is awesome. That you look back at time lost and have more pain to face as you work to extricate yourself/shield your children is deeply saddening.

Sending strength your way!

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Her-WW
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nekonamida ( member #42956) posted at 4:47 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

Digiful, you're right about the lack of empathy and remorse. The evidence you have found confirms that R is just a ploy to keep the status quo until she can go back to seeing OM. She just doesn't want to deal with the consequences of D or the consequences of his pesky BS getting in the way of their relationship.

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CincyKid ( member #57948) posted at 4:50 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

You found your backbone and self-respect. That's awesome. It'll save your life. In today's society of neutered males too many men are soft and effeminate about these things and end up being cuckolds. The path you've chosen is you absolute fasted and easiest path back to full emotional health and happiness. The easiest way to get your mojo back.

Betrayed, life over...
Life goes on...
Met sunshine girl, fell in love...
Reconnected with wonderful DD...
Married sunshine girl, happy as can be!!!

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ChamomileTea ( Moderator #53574) posted at 5:00 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

It started before we got married.

You've been married for over a decade, but I'm still wondering if there's any legal way to annul the marriage. Probably not. But clearly, she married you under false pretenses and without your informed consent. You undoubtedly wouldn't have married her if you knew she was involved with someone else, right?

I'm typically pro-R, but wow... the unmitigated gall here. I think if it were me, I'd see an attorney and get this thing behind me as quickly as possible.

So sorry, man. What a tough situation.

BW: 2004(online EAs), 2014 (multiple PAs); Married 40 years; in R with fWH for 10

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SteadfastFalter ( member #58409) posted at 5:10 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I'm truly horrified on your behalf, and honestly feel relief for you that you are choosing to walk away from this.

She's abusive and maybe sociopathic. I'm so sorry.

Me: BW 28
Him: WH 28
4 kids ages 8, 6, 5, and 2
Status: Divorced and dating again. Happy :)

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Jduff ( member #41988) posted at 5:33 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I have give up any hope of avoiding an ugly divorce.

This largely depends on the leverage you have in the situation right now. I can tell you that the more you talk to her about divorce, asset split, temporary and/or permanent custody arrangements WITHOUT proper legal guidance and representation then you are at high risk of dissolving that leverage. DO NOT put anything in writing until you hire an attorney. All your answers should be "I don't know" until you hire an attorney.

and this...

I'm not going back to the mc. For the first time in 10 years, 10 months, and 24 days, i've taken off my wedding ring.

Good. Like we've been saying the MC was a waste of time. It was a setup as we suspected. HOWEVER, now you have confirmation that what your WW and MIL want the most out of this situation is going back to Status Quo. They want ot continue to maintain "appearances" and their "image" to others. Bud, you need to use this to your advantage. As much as it is hard to stomach, I suggest putting that ring back on for the interim and give them the "appearance" that you may be accepting the status quo but only to have them put their "ugly" back in their box and play nice while you get your legal, financial, and logistical ducks in a row and all your documentation in order. In light of the situation, how early you've managed to acquire crucial evidence of the affair and the divulged WW's game plan, awareness of the enablers involved, you have a window of opportunity to get ahead of the game and secure your leverage in the D process from here on out. Develop a strategy with your attorney with you and your children's best interest. Then determine if there is enough additional leverage that you can convince the WW that an amicable mediated D will be in her best interest.

If at any point during your D process your WW turns things around, actually feels empathy an then demonstrates remorse and convinces you she really wants to change then you can tap the brakes on the D process. Hell, maybe you can get her to sign a postnup to your benefit. But until then, have all our bases covered before she has a chance to make the D process ugly. You get ONE shot at getting ahead of this.

The grass is always greener.... where the dogs are shitting.

-Soundgarden

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Sanibelredfish ( member #56748) posted at 6:47 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I agree, use their desire to maintain their images as a tool to get information that allows you to file for D from a position of strength.

Given what has transpired, no reasonable person (I do believe that is a legal definition) would expect you to trust your W on any matter. This is the narrow end of the wedge that gets you access to all relevant financial issues; a key piece in filing for D from an informed position (I.e., a position of strength).

You are a nice person, so you may have some reservations about this approach. To assuage those concerns just remember how long your W has been willing to deceive you and what it has done to you. You owe her nothing in that regard.

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wk55hn ( member #44159) posted at 7:42 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I must assume that she listed every mistake and deficiency, and then some, after the mc.

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 digifuwill (original poster member #58361) posted at 7:50 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I should know within 24 hours how many biological children I have.

WW is frustrated that I won't return with her to the second mc tonight. Whatever. She's going alone. In order to get it covered by insurance, she needs to cite her need for treatment for a particular diagnosis. I told her to mention that she has some variation of covert vulnerable narcissistic personality disorder. I read about it last night. It's a really close fit. I'm not sure what she went with ultimately.

I'm going to the first mc tomorrow. By myself. She has already seen WW's dishonesty and attempts to manipulate me in action, so I figure she can help me make much more efficient use of the session.

A friend highly recommended a law firm. I meet a partner there on Monday am.

I've missed about half of the last 2 weeks of work. I am so fortunate that I stayed with this employer - the work and the people have always made me feel so good. Until recently giving up on it, WW was relentless in her demands that I look for other jobs that may have offered slightly more pay but much less job security. The unquestioning support from my bosses and co-workers these past few days has been incredibly important to me. These people are a big reason why I've always worked so hard.

Thanks for the support from all of you. I can't even imagine what my world would be like right now had I not found this site last week. Whether figuratively or literally, clearly you all have saved a life.

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tbkjcn ( member #44744) posted at 8:10 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I am so fortunate that I stayed with this employer - the work and the people have always made me feel so good.

I'm really glad you have an understanding workplace. Sometimes the "intangibles" side of the spreadsheet more than make up for a couple dollar signs on the other side. I was blessed with the world's best boss and best team mates after the shit hit the fan in my life. Because I was totally worthless for several months, and she and they totally covered for me while I took lots of time off, "off the books". Unfortunately, she passed away unexpectedly about a year ago and I now have a whole lot less faith in the new boss, a real corporate player who only cares about what upper management thinks.

A friend highly recommended a law firm. I meet a partner there on Monday am.

Good. Glad to hear it. Remember, you're now in the middle of an adversarial business transaction, unwinding your joint financial and childcare relationship. You do not telegraph your strategy to the opposite party in such a transaction, and make no mistake, your WW is an adversary. You have a paid, professional negotiator working for you (or you will). Let them do their job. Don't engage your WW on topics not related to caring for the children or paying bills. Anything else, "That's not an appropriate point of discussion, please refer that to my lawyer."

And as I think someone here has recommended, you need to keep a VAR on you at all times. Once shit gets real, it's not uncommon for trumped up domestic violence charges to appear.

Me: BH 49 (then)
Her: WW 48 (then)
D-Day 8-30-14 3 yr LTA and 1 ONS (9-1-14 the rest of the story, she can't remember how many men)
Divorce filed 1/14/15, final 4/7/15
Married 23 years together 28

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Sharkman ( member #56818) posted at 9:07 PM on Wednesday, April 26th, 2017

I should know within 24 hours how many biological children I have.

Incredible job!!!

WW is frustrated that I won't return with her to the second mc tonight. Whatever. She's going alone.

Incredible job!!!

In order to get it covered by insurance, she needs to cite her need for treatment for a particular diagnosis. I told her to mention that she has some variation of covert vulnerable narcissistic personality disorder. I read about it last night. It's a really close fit. I'm not sure what she went with ultimately.

Incredible job!!! (and probably spot on with your google therapy analysis)

I'm going to the first mc tomorrow. By myself. She has already seen WW's dishonesty and attempts to manipulate me in action, so I figure she can help me make much more efficient use of the session.

Incredible job!!!

A friend highly recommended a law firm. I meet a partner there on Monday am.

Incredible job!!!

I've missed about half of the last 2 weeks of work. I am so fortunate that I stayed with this employer - the work and the people have always made me feel so good. Until recently giving up on it, WW was relentless in her demands that I look for other jobs that may have offered slightly more pay but much less job security. The unquestioning support from my bosses and co-workers these past few days has been incredibly important to me. These people are a big reason why I've always worked so hard.

Incredible job!!! (see you're already better off for listening to your heart???)

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