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mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 12:17 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Well it's been 6 day since I confirmed every thing I assumed. The trust is not there. I thought I would R. But the devil is in the details. And that's something I can't get out of my mind. I don't want to be a single father at age 40. But I have a dedication towards my children that I'm certain they will see and when they are old enough will respect my decision to leave. I'm so mad at my W for putting us into this position. She wants to R but I can not. This is the second time. There will not be a third.
shiloe ( member #1224) posted at 12:20 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
((Matt))
I am so sorry.
I understand. When they do it a second time, it truly shows you who they are and what their priorities are (themselves) and their true characters (unrepentant cheaters).
Hang on, it's going to be a long, hard road.
I wish you and your kids the best.
But remember, good love is hard to find . . -Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
BS - 58 Dday 03/2011
Cheater -58 Married 26 yrs
DD - 23 DD -21 DS-19
A#1 2000 with married ho-worker/neighbor ow#1
A#2 2007-? OW#2 LTA- new MCOW D-2/17
mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 12:25 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Her A was with her sons friend who is 20 years younger than her. I tried to convince myself it's a midlife crisis because their is no logic behind the facts. Her 44 Him 24.
homewrecked2011 ( member #34678) posted at 12:29 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
See an attorney asap to protect you and the kids.
Sometimes He calms the storm. Sometimes He lets the storm rage, but calms His child. Dday 12/19/11I went to an attorney and had him served. Shocked the hell out of him, with D papers, I'm proud to say!D final10/30/2012Me-55
Tred ( member #34086) posted at 12:31 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Damn Brother. If you are sure, you might want to post for advice down in the divorce/separation thread. I agree with lawyering up.
Married: 27 years (14 @JFO) D-Day: 11/09/11"Ohhhhh...shut up Tred!" - NOT the official SI motto (DS)
mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 12:46 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
yeah i should have. sorry I'm so new to this.. after 5 days i was willing to R but the more time goes by the madder i get.
Brandon808 ( member #35619) posted at 1:07 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Sorry you're here but I'm glad you found SI. If you know you're done then you're done. Considering this...
This is the second time. There will not be a third.
...I don't blame you. I didn't file for D after the 1st dday but after the 2nd one I realized enough was enough.
Jrazz ( member #31349) posted at 1:10 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
(((mo)))
We are here for you. Don't look at it in terms of "Single Father at 40."
You aren't defined by that. You are so much more.
"Don't give up, the beginning is always the hardest." - Deeply Scared's mom
craig2001 ( member #55) posted at 1:14 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
yeah i should have. sorry I'm so new to this.. after 5 days i was willing to R but the more time goes by the madder i get.
Most say you shouldn't make this decision so soon and this mad.
Was the first affair dealt with completely or swept under the rug.
Did she ever go to any type of therapy after the first affair. Obviously she has some problems, that it is too bad were not dealt with after the first affair,
But it very well might not have been obvious then.
crisp ( member #34236) posted at 1:14 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
I don't know how big your town is in Ohio, but you may want to modify your profile so that your town name is not listed---anonymity and all that.
By all means lawyer up and start the process. Since this is the second time around, I do not suggest you hold off and not make what might be a hasty decision. You seem to know this is a breaking point. Given the repeat offender status, you are already somewhat prepared and the shock factor is not as strong. If you change your mind down the road OK, but proceed with what is in your gut now.
Endeavor to persevere. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csEzTwKemwY
mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 1:15 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
She is so remorseful and wants to R. But I don't know if I'm strong enough to forgive. And I will never forget.
craig2001 ( member #55) posted at 1:19 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
None of us ever forget, that is the miserable part. Especially twice. You think after the first time, that NO WAY would she do that again. And then again, and you are in many ways more shocked than the first time.
Because you did forgive and re-trust after the first time.
Maybe looking back you know everything that was done wrong and if there is any R, she will have to do a ton of work on herself.
damaged71 ( member #36004) posted at 1:20 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
This is the thing...
The first time they can claim ignorance on how much pain it was going to cause you.
The second time they can't.
I agree with you as far as filing goes. Do you really want to have someone in your life that would do that knowing it would cause you that kind of pain? On top of that doing it purely for selfish reasons?
Good luck sir...
I didn't know there was this much emotional pain in the universe!
Me 42
Her 44
D-day 5.18.12
Currently in R
Brandon808 ( member #35619) posted at 1:24 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
She is so remorseful and wants to R.
There is a difference between remorse and regret. Being sorry she got caught is not the same as genuinely being remorseful for the pain she caused...again.
mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 1:25 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
The first time was a " delete it and forget it". With minimal explanation . If I handled it better. I don't know.
craig2001 ( member #55) posted at 1:32 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
The first time was a " delete it and forget it". With minimal explanation . If I handled it better. I don't know.
Sweeping it under the rug is the worst thing, obviously.
I would hope she has some answers this time. But more than likely, unless she is completely honest with herself, she wont have the WHY answer.
That takes complete honesty and many WSs aren't willing to look inside themselves for that answer.
Many times, when there are multiple affairs, the why answer is because of issues that happened long ago as a child.
I am guessing the OM is single and doesnt care.
mattolivia (original poster new member #43938) posted at 1:39 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Yep. I'm sure he views her as a MILF. Just a number in a total count.
Schadenfreude ( member #43075) posted at 1:44 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Here I go again.
When you see the lawyer, have a checklist of topics
Fees and costs
Time for procedure contested and uncontested
Custody
Visitation
Support for kids
Spousal support
Medical insurance/expenses
Assets and debts (approximate ok for now)
Property division
Role of fault, if any, in your jurisdiction
Anything else you can think of
Do not fight over trinkets. Only the lawyers benefit from higher fees they honestly didn't cause.
Learn your rights and responsibilities More knowledge = less fear= less likely to be bullshitted by WW.
StillStanding1 ( member #40144) posted at 2:21 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
Me: BS50s Him: WH50s
M 25 years - DD DS DS
LTA = 2+ yrs, Dday - 2/13, S for 1 year, now R
shiloe ( member #1224) posted at 2:22 AM on Thursday, July 3rd, 2014
He is 24!!?? and her own son's friend.
WTF?! Her poor son. I don't care if the guy is only 24, he is a no-good friend.
That she would have sex with her son's friend is F*#ked up.
what the hell is wrong with her?
I hope her son never finds out.
[This message edited by shiloe at 8:24 PM, July 2nd (Wednesday)]
But remember, good love is hard to find . . -Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
BS - 58 Dday 03/2011
Cheater -58 Married 26 yrs
DD - 23 DD -21 DS-19
A#1 2000 with married ho-worker/neighbor ow#1
A#2 2007-? OW#2 LTA- new MCOW D-2/17
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