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Mr. NotCheating - welcome to Marriage Builders. If you truly want to improve your marriage, then you will find lots of good information here. It must have been a shock to discover your wife posting here without your knowledge.

Initial anger might be justified, but you have taken it too far. You are being very abusive and disrespectful to your wife and the other posters here.

Suggestion - get your own login and keeep posting your questions here. There are a lot of people who would love to help both of you. We are not interested in hurting your marriage.

Think about this for a moment - if your wife really was cheating on you, why on earth would she come to a site like this when there are plenty of others with information about how to hide an affair?

I hope that neither of you are cheating. I wish you all the best.


BS 40 (me)
FWW 39
D13, D10, S5
Married 12/95; PA ~3/96; EA ~1/10
D-day 2/16/06 (ten year secret)
Current status: Newly discovered EA
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Is anyone here slightly concerned that Mrs. Not cheating hasn't posted since Mr. Not Cheating's tirade?

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I am the BW,
He is the FWH
D-Day: 12/02/03

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Yes. I have been watching this post. I had hoped your update was from her. Alas.


BS 40 (me)
FWW 39
D13, D10, S5
Married 12/95; PA ~3/96; EA ~1/10
D-day 2/16/06 (ten year secret)
Current status: Newly discovered EA
My story (part 1)
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I just saw this post for the first time today and, as Peachy says, if both posters are for real, I feel extremely concerned for notcheating! I was in an abusive marriage. Before I found out WH was cheating and came here, I went to a website called verbal abuse. I immediately recognized my husband in the descriptions there. I asked him to read what was written, hoping he'd understand what he was doing to me and to our marriage. He did check it out, and then did exactly what notcheating's husband did here. He wrote a barrage of hateful e-mails that hurt many of the other posters, all abuse survivors themselves, and began accusing me of being the abuser! I was too ashamed and embarassed to post there ever again as well as afraid to post since he knew about the site and would check on me there.

Like many others here, he accused me of having affairs, especially after he moved in with MOW and his own affair(s) came out into the open. My WH's self-hatred, because that's what lashing out at me the way he did really was, is fueled by alcohol and drugs.

If he is an abuser, nothing he reads here or anywhere is going to change that. You, notcheating, need to take care of yourself. The last thing I had on my mind when WH was being abusive was cheating on him. I wanted him to understand that I loved him and to stop hurting me. I hope, even if you aren't posting, you're maybe still reading here. If your husband is abusive, you need help! As Peachy said, it can escalate to physical violence if it hasn't already. Your husband needs help, too, but he is very unlikely to realize this until you take care of yourself first. Take care, and be safe!


FBS, D'day 12/00 * NC since 5/02 * divorce final 5/06 * property settlement 9/06 What you can do or think you can do, begin it. For boldness has Magic, Power, and Genius in it. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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