Exposing the Offender? Retaliation or Necessary? - 12/22/13 02:22 AM
I have read on this site that unfaithful partners should be exposed to family, friends, clergy, etc.
My situation is that my ex wife (a public school teacher) planned out her Sexcapades well in advance by creating an online profile **EDIT*** and committed several encounters behind my back. In the emails she sent she actually insisted that no condoms be used. She lied about her comings and goings, covered it up and ultimately blamed me (says I was controlling) on her actions after she was found out.
After accidentally discovering that she had fallen in love with an Opitate Addict (phone records) who has four drug related felony convictions in the past 2 1/2 years, who unlawfully drives a suburban (DUI) not owned by him but with licence plates registered to him and a Jeep...... I began an investigation which uncovered at least five different men and probably at least seven where she would meet them at their house, apartment, hotel and even the sleeper cabin of a big rig for sex. There is ample financial records, emails, picture and video evidence to support these statements.
I offered her full forgiveness if she would stop and go to a Christian counselor with me but she refused. We are now divorced.
She is now seeking a new relationship on M atch . com Should I expose her to her family, friends and co-workers or is that un-Christian?
Thanks
My situation is that my ex wife (a public school teacher) planned out her Sexcapades well in advance by creating an online profile **EDIT*** and committed several encounters behind my back. In the emails she sent she actually insisted that no condoms be used. She lied about her comings and goings, covered it up and ultimately blamed me (says I was controlling) on her actions after she was found out.
After accidentally discovering that she had fallen in love with an Opitate Addict (phone records) who has four drug related felony convictions in the past 2 1/2 years, who unlawfully drives a suburban (DUI) not owned by him but with licence plates registered to him and a Jeep...... I began an investigation which uncovered at least five different men and probably at least seven where she would meet them at their house, apartment, hotel and even the sleeper cabin of a big rig for sex. There is ample financial records, emails, picture and video evidence to support these statements.
I offered her full forgiveness if she would stop and go to a Christian counselor with me but she refused. We are now divorced.
She is now seeking a new relationship on M atch . com Should I expose her to her family, friends and co-workers or is that un-Christian?
Thanks