Ashley15 - 01/15/06 06:00 AM
Wow, you are one brave woman. You post on a marriage recover board that you are in love with a married man. You want to work thgs out with his wife.
What are you thinking? That she will just rollover and play dead while you move in on her territory?
Let me first say to you that I am a betrayed spouse. The Other Woman in our case was my Husband's first love. She dumped him. 25+ years she decides to show up in his life again.
She must have made a mistake all those years ago, too. She's been married twice, not happy in this marriage, etc.
TOO BAD.
He is Married. He made a commitment to his wife before God.
Now, you complain that she only wants her way???? Her Way???? Her way is God's way- one man/one woman.
You expect her to give up her husband to you because you made a mistake all those years ago? Honey, you must be very mistaken now.
You ask why a woman would keep holding on to a man? That is because what he is wanting out for is not real - it is a fantasy.
You think you are all that, right? That you and the married man will live happily ever after, right? You won't mind picking up his dirty clothes. You won't mind cooking for him. You won't mind that he forgets to call when he is running late. You won't mind when he decided to bang the next woman that comes along and says I made a mistake, you are supposed to be with me.
If you love this man like you say you do, your best bet is to get out of Dodge. Turn and flee from this sticky situation. Let him have the opportunity to repair this relationship.
You know one of the things that really got all over me about the A my FWS had, was that the OW praised him for being a good dad and a good husband, but she almost took that away from him.
I beg you not to do that. I can assure you from talking to other OW and OM (Yes, my husband was an OM) that the guilt will eat you alive.
Do you want to live with the guilt of destroying a marriage and a family? I think since you are here, the answer is probably no.
Now, do your self a favor and get completely out of his life. Change your number and your email. Move, change jobs, whatever it takes to put as much distance between him and you as possible.
You lived without him for years. I doubt it will kill you to go on living without him. The guilt will eat you alive if you keep this up.
What are you thinking? That she will just rollover and play dead while you move in on her territory?
Let me first say to you that I am a betrayed spouse. The Other Woman in our case was my Husband's first love. She dumped him. 25+ years she decides to show up in his life again.
She must have made a mistake all those years ago, too. She's been married twice, not happy in this marriage, etc.
TOO BAD.
He is Married. He made a commitment to his wife before God.
Now, you complain that she only wants her way???? Her Way???? Her way is God's way- one man/one woman.
You expect her to give up her husband to you because you made a mistake all those years ago? Honey, you must be very mistaken now.
You ask why a woman would keep holding on to a man? That is because what he is wanting out for is not real - it is a fantasy.
You think you are all that, right? That you and the married man will live happily ever after, right? You won't mind picking up his dirty clothes. You won't mind cooking for him. You won't mind that he forgets to call when he is running late. You won't mind when he decided to bang the next woman that comes along and says I made a mistake, you are supposed to be with me.
If you love this man like you say you do, your best bet is to get out of Dodge. Turn and flee from this sticky situation. Let him have the opportunity to repair this relationship.
You know one of the things that really got all over me about the A my FWS had, was that the OW praised him for being a good dad and a good husband, but she almost took that away from him.
I beg you not to do that. I can assure you from talking to other OW and OM (Yes, my husband was an OM) that the guilt will eat you alive.
Do you want to live with the guilt of destroying a marriage and a family? I think since you are here, the answer is probably no.
Now, do your self a favor and get completely out of his life. Change your number and your email. Move, change jobs, whatever it takes to put as much distance between him and you as possible.
You lived without him for years. I doubt it will kill you to go on living without him. The guilt will eat you alive if you keep this up.