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Husband had an affair with our son's fiancée

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Neverwudaguessed ( member #41884) posted at 5:59 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

I hope a little "retail therapy" yesterday helped tp lift your spirits or at least that you got to enjoy the time with your girlfriends!

BW: 46 Me
WH:50
DDay1 9-9-13 (18th Wedding Anniversary) 6 wk EA, 1 wk PA
DDay2: 10-25-13 EA/PA with same OW 14 1/2 years ago for 2 or 3 months
OW: XGF Predator who never stopped pursuing WH
DS 15
DD 13

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HobbesTheTiger ( member #41477) posted at 8:34 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

If possible, I'd recommend getting a new phone number and ensuring only the essential people have it (that won't share it further). Everyone else can contact you some other way. Also, consider telling him to only contact you via an email account ______ (that you can set up specifically for that purpose). Then, you can choose when to look at his emails, or even ask a friend to check them if they have anything important.

That will help you be able to filter out his communication/reduce it to less triggery.

Best wishes

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 8:41 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

I texted him back saying the only contact we should have is through our lawyers, there is nothing I want to hear from him otherwise. He didn't respond back.

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SoulCrushed16 ( member #53364) posted at 8:54 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

(((NYG)))

You are handling yourself so well! I check your thread daily and I am so in awe of how you are handling yourself. You are a great mother and are so strong for dealing with this the way you have been. Your son sees this, your relationship with him will be even stronger. You are doing so well! You will be OKAY, it may not seem that way but you will be!

"The best day of my life is the rest of my life without you " --- SC16

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 8:58 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

Thank you SoulCrushed16. I'm handling this as best I can and I know I'll be okay. I'm just sad and a little scared at the thought of being alone for the rest of my life. I didn't think I would have to start over at my age.

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SoulCrushed16 ( member #53364) posted at 9:07 PM on Saturday, November 26th, 2016

NYG,

It's totally normal for you to feel this way, hell we ALL feel this way or have felt this way at some point. I was deathly afraid of starting over and entering in a new relationship (who would want me and all my baggage?) but you have to know your worth, you get to live an authentic life from here on out. You get to walk away with your morals, values, and integrity intact. You get to be someone that your son can look up to and admire. You will attract many men because of who you will become after this. And from the sounds of it, you seem like a very strong woman. It's easier said than done but don't be scared, you are worth so much more than you think.

"The best day of my life is the rest of my life without you " --- SC16

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Shrek2016 ( new member #55108) posted at 2:09 AM on Monday, November 28th, 2016

NYG my heart breaks for you and your son, but I completely agree with SoulCrushed - your dignity and strength are an inspiration to everyone here. Please know there are so many people pulling for you both.

One question has been gnawing at me since I read your first post. Looking back, in hindsight were there ever any subtle warning signs from either of them (sociopathic, psychotic or other alarming behavior) that either might be capable of something this depraved? It's just hard to imagine what kind of person could do such a thing.

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 3:33 AM on Monday, November 28th, 2016

That's the scary thing; I never saw any inappropriate or questionable behavior between them. I think back and I can't recall any instances of flirting, touching or anything that would lead anyone to believe they were involved with each other. My husband always seemed devoted to us. I really don't know how someone can live such a duplicitous life, it's very deranged.

I know I'll never get to the bottom of how their affair started or why either one of them let it continue. I just have to cut my losses and move forward.

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 4:44 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

WH been staying at his cousin's house since I kicked him out. His cousin's wife texted me to tell me she came home yesterday and heard him having sex in the guest room he's been staying in. She found out the girl he was fucking is a trainer at his gym. So much for my son's ex-fiancée.

Does this man have any limits?

Should I cut his cousin's wife out of my life? She's been a friend to me for the last 15 years. She's been supportive of me and has to tolerate my WH because he is family. I would hate to lose her friendship, but I don't want any direct ties to WH after divorce.

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confused615 ( member #30826) posted at 4:54 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

I wouldn't. She sounds like she's a good friend to you.

BS(me)44
FWH 48
4 kids
M: June 2001
D-Day: 8/10/10



..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.


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SisterMilkshake ( member #30024) posted at 5:06 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

I agree with confused. She sounds like a good friend to have. In the future, however, you may need or want a boundary with her to not talk about your STBXWH. Sending strength and warm thoughts of peace and serenity to you and your DS, NYgirl. (((((NYgirl))))))

ETA: Your STBXWH really sounds like quite a messed up individual. He seems to have no boundaries. I wouldn't doubt if he may be a sex addict.

[This message edited by SisterMilkshake at 12:37 PM, November 30th (Wednesday)]

BW (me) & FWH both over half a century; married several decades; children
d-day 3/10; LTA (7 years?)

"Oh, why do my actions have consequences?" ~ Homer Simpson
"She knew my one weakness: That I'm weak." ~ Homer Simpson

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trustedg ( member #44465) posted at 5:09 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

Wow - you sure made the right decision getting this man out of your life!

The cousin's wife sounds like a good person. Too bad both of you are paying for his behavior and you have to make this decision.

I had to make a decision as to cutting mutual friend's (AP was a "friend") out of my life. I found I couldn't as many were my good friends. I have had to pay for that decision as I hear about APs latest flings and even have to see her occasionally. Constant reminders .....

Me BWHim WH DDay 12/2012Married a long time, in R

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UKgirl ( member #17062) posted at 5:11 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

Why on earth hasn't she thrown him out? He's there because YOU threw him out. Presumably she and her H (his cousin) KNOW about you WH shagging his son's fiancee? They have been kind enough to allow him to share their home and he behaves like it's rutting season. It beggars belief. It would seem he has fallen into the Sodom and Gomorrah abyss. How long until he is shagging someone they know? A friend or family? He has NO boundaries.

Well. After that rant on your behalf..... What would I do? I'd suggest to her (WH's cousin's wife) that his behaviour is disrespectful and totally unacceptable. They have let him live in their home!!! It is BEYOND THE PALE. Unless his cousin is also his best buddy (in which case, perhaps his wife should wonder about her H), then he should be told to go and find a gutter to live in where he might feel at home. Or go and live with the gym bunny.

What a tosser.

Affair1: Dday 30/07/06 LTA: 5yrs ex-fiancee Affair2: Dday 04/09/20 9mths another XHSgf.Me/BS, still young. Him/WS, old. 4 grown boysHaving an affair because you are unhappy is like eating Ex-lax because you are hungry - unfound's mom

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 5:16 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

I didn't ask her why he's still there and if they're going to throw him out. Honestly, it's not my business and I don't care. He's not my problem anymore.

I will have to set boundaries with her if we're going to continue a friendship.

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Bigger ( Attaché #8354) posted at 5:22 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

He’s family to her and therefore she might feel some obligation to house him for now. You can’t choose family.

She’s FRIEND to you. You can pick and choose your friends.

I would appreciate that she’s sharing, that is unless you think she told you to hurt you. But if shes telling you these things for the right reasons… she’s a friend in my books.

"If, therefore, any be unhappy, let him remember that he is unhappy by reason of himself alone." Epictetus

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ivehadit01 ( member #54210) posted at 6:07 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

she came home yesterday and heard him having sex in the guest room he's been staying in. She found out the girl he was fucking is a trainer at his gym.

Wow , your stbxWH is a real animal. I mean....he should be castrated.

[This message edited by ivehadit01 at 12:10 PM, November 30th (Wednesday)]

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 NYgirl68 (original poster member #55927) posted at 6:13 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

There was absolutely no malicious intent from her. She's disgusted with him and shocked at his continued behavior. I know she feels extreme sadness for my son.

WH is a total pig, and that's putting it lightly. I don't think he has a brain, his dick does all the thinking.

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ZenMumWalking ( member #25341) posted at 6:18 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

ASSWIPE!!!!

I hope that you are able to remain friends with her, she sounds like a good source of support to you. I hope that it stays that way.

How is your son doing??

((((NYgirl68 & DS))))

Me (BS), Him (WH): late-50's
3 DS: 26, 25, 22
M: 30+ (19 1/2 at Dday)
Dday: Dec 2008
Wanted R, not gonna happen (in permanent S)
Used to be DeadMumWalking, doing better now

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FaithFool ( member #20150) posted at 6:31 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

OMG what a pig!

DDay: June 15, 2008
Mistakenly married Mr. Superfreak
20 years of OWs, WTF?
Divorced Dec 26, 2011
"Life is a shipwreck, but we must not forget
to sing in the lifeboats". -- Voltaire

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DdV65 ( member #33846) posted at 6:34 PM on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

I think someone already said it, but it does seem like your WH (I can never remember the acronyms on this forum) anyway, it really does seem like he is a sex addict.

His only way to handle stress, is through meaningless sex.

So sad for everyone, as he had a chance for a wake up call, and he is choosing to ignore it. Oh well, his wasted life.

As for the cousin's wife, as others have said, setting some boundaries about what you do and don't want to hear, and keep her. Friends are friends.

also, I will chime in as others have, you are an amazing inspiration to others.

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