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my H is coming in a couple of days to see our daughter, are there do's and don'ts are there things i should and should not discuss, he's staying at a hotel near the airport for one night, the attorney wants us to meet at a park or mall for a couple of hours,

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Originally posted by djmusicbox:
<strong>My relationship was against my principles, and I knew how wrong it was, but it just happened.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">I don't mean to attack djm, but this kind of passive language is one of the most common ways of dodging responsibility.

Nothing "happens" in a relationship without somebody "doing" something.

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I think as betrayed spouses, many of us feel sadness similr to the sadness experienced by the families who lost loved ones in the 9-11 tragedy.

I lost my sense of family and lost my mother shortly before my ex married his affair partner.
When I think of Osami bin Laden, I have sympathy for those poor families who lost loved ones. Even though my loss would not be as great as their, I think it is similar. I often think of the affair partner as a Bin Laden who destroyed my family.

This is a woman who's involved in church and he's gone with her. This makes me sick to my stomach. What kind of Christian is she sleeping with a married man, then breaking up his family.

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this is exactly how i feel, the OW is more religious than i am, then how can she do what she is doing,

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