Hello, At the age of 34 I am married with a child of 1 year and 4 months - a boy, my wife is a great person and I hope we are happy. She is currently two months pregnant with our second child. Why I put the topic like this: to share one of my experiences and because there are already many topics on the site posted by men who have relationships with married women and are in love with them, but they do not want to divorce. 5 years ago I broke off a relationship with a married woman I was in love with, that is, before I met my current wife. I think she was in love with me too. She was 30 years old with a 4-year-old child. I was ready to accept her and the child and live together. I was aware, I judged the situation, etc. She claimed that she was unhappy with her husband - he did not give her the necessary love, attention, sex was not on the level, he was rude to her sometimes, but she was patient because of the child. The child was very attached to him, and she had to take into account a number of other small circumstances that she would have a hard time overcoming. Then I asked her where am I in this whole scheme What happens to my feelings, my future? I received no answer, except that she loved me very much and time would tell what would happen. I asked another question: what would happen if her husband found out about our relationship? The answer was - this should not happen in any case, but in any case. I also asked a third question - how is she willing to tolerate her husband's attitude towards her? The answer was again because of the child and to stop asking her more such questions because I am not married and I cannot understand her. She was responsible for her child, she wasn't sure if he would accept me, and I've said one thing now, but after a while, when she gave birth to our children, I could sing another song. I said, "We've been going for a year and a half, sooner or later your husband will find out about us, and then I don't want to witness dandania and ugly scenes. I understand your fears, but they are also my fears, but is it worth it for us not to give ourselves a chance. Apparently it's worth it for you. "I parted with her with many tears, but I understood one thing, even if she loves me, I am and only for bloating. Finally, I told her, "Find an option to strengthen your marriage or run away until it's too late." We cut off all contact. Two years later, I saw her by chance in the mall and we drank coffee (then my wife was pregnant with our first child). She continues to live with her husband, but has a new lover. So how long? - I ask. I have already stopped thinking - he answers me. I left and realized how lucky I am ... Women, realize, his mother is old, your happiness is in your hands and your HEADS! You can't cure your unhappiness with a lover, and it can only get bigger. Live with a person you love and are loved! P. p: the above is my opinion and I do not impose it on anyone. Milen
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You don't care so much about your mistress, but look after your wife. Because as you left, it is possible that she will show you in time what is masochistic. Then you will answer many questions.