Husband's 10 year+ affair with other woman he met online, I'm worried now.
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Candyapple wrote: »Whilst this thread may have been an invention of the OP’s imagination, I think a lot of people would be surprised given the amount of women who are totally oblivious to their husbands/partners having long term affairs. Not to mention I would imagine that statistic would be even higher for stay-at-home dads or households where the woman is the breadwinner – along the lines of men feeling emasculated + easy internet access = recipe for disaster.
Let’s assume the OP’s story was true, well for starters the other woman moving over to the UK to live permanently would require many, many hoops to jump which will be costly and also take many years to legally attain right to remain and/or British citizenship. Not to mention your husband only works part-time at M&S and wants to quit, how is he supposed to support her AND your children? I would think more than likely it’s all pipe dream stuff really; your husband got bored and found a side chick who was just far enough out of reach to really affect his day-to-day life. Now that she has illusions of grandeur of wanting to move over here, the bleep hit the fan and he had to come clean.
No doubt assuming say she did move over here, was your husband planning on moving her into your family home? LOL. Or was she supposed to be renting somewhere for 4 weeks and them two live together as man and wife? Once the honeymoon period wore off and she realised that she would be the one picking up his dirty laundry, dealing with his bad habits, moods, lack of money given that he would have no job, another woman’s 2 kids to contend with who will always be his number one priority over her which all comes part and parcel of living with someone, coupled with the crap British weather, I would imagine their relationship would fizzle out very quickly.
Leave them to it and focus on repairing your relationship with your children which from what you have described if they were in on his lies too, is very damaged, putting it mildly.
A hit man, now who is in a fantasy world0 -
Oh hear we go. I never encouraged the OP to hire a hit man and never did I suggest to include her girls it is a figure of speech and I thought I was in the UK not the soviet union. If any of you were in this ladies shoes don't tell me you would not feel very angry towards the man.Britain is great but Manchester is greater0
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So why add "no kidding" ?0
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Oh hear we go. I never encouraged the OP to hire a hit man and never did I suggest to include her girls it is a figure of speech and I thought I was in the UK not the soviet union. If any of you were in this ladies shoes don't tell me you would not feel very angry towards the man.
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Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissolution_of_the_Soviet_Union
And yes, I would feel angry. But I would turn that into positive action, not illegal action.
HBS x"I believe in ordinary acts of bravery, in the courage that drives one person to stand up for another."
"It's easy to know what you're against, quite another to know what you're for."
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Silvemn if this is all real surely you would have at least phoned a lawyer for initial advice more so if you are at risk of your husband getting residency of the girls?. If it indeed is a true scenario then you need to act quickly before he gets more ideas.Britain is great but Manchester is greater0
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