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I just found out my H will be on a plane to meet his internet-affair or EA (?) within an hour. He is traveling across the county (east coast to west coast) so I have a little time. Until he began this internet thing, I thought we had the perfect marriage for 17 years. I can't think of any reason for him to be unhappy except maybe a midlife crises (he's 51, me 41). I want to change the locks on the house and send him a message that I know where he is and not to bother coming home that the locks will be changed. He is going to HAVE to fight to win me back. But, I am having second thoughts and wonder if I should call him and give him a chance to change his plans and not go. I only have about two hours to make up my mind. Any advise is appreciated (in a hurry!). I feel like if he does not go, he will only do it sometime later. Do I have a LEGAL right to lock him out of our house?? Does anyone know? Help, please??
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<small>[ January 31, 2005, 10:30 PM: Message edited by: hanora ]</small>
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Chele, I don't know what to tell you. I'm sorry you are in this place. I'm sure you anxiety is off the charts. Any way "at all" that you can hop a plane as well? Chances are slim. Call him. Plan A him if you can. I'm on the west coast I wish I knew where he was so I can knock some sense into him. Personally I would probably call and let him know I knew. I just wouldn't be able to keep it in. I think you can ask him to not come home but not sure what the legality is about locking him out. Sorry I wasn't much help. Good Luck! I'll keep you in my thoughts during this hard time. LSM
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oh my - my husband did the same thing - flew to meet his online friend - twice!! I wish I had found out before he left. I would have definitely hopped the next plane - however it was only a two hour flight - not clear across the country! Plan A is all I can think about. He's not thinking clearly right now that's for sure. Hang in there.
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Call him and tell him that you know what's going on and that you are on your way out there. He has the choice to come home or pay a lot of money for you to join him. Tell him if he is going to have an affair with anyone and spend a lot of time and money on it, it is going to be with you. If he doesn't come home, get your credit card out and go. I watched my H get in a car and drive 6 hours from midnight to 6 am to be with his OW. If I had known how serious it was then, I would have gone with him or hopped the next plane. I can't tell you how much I regret not doing that now. Better to spend the money than regret that your relationship fell apart because you weren't willing to spend a little money.<P>Check on Travelocity. Maybe they are having a net saver fare to where you want to go. You might even get a great agent ifyou call the airline. Explain the situation, cry and see if they will waive the advance purchase. It's worth a shot.
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