I am also tormented by this case. We have a neighbor with whom my husband has been friends since he met me. That's how I accepted her - Lily, my husband's friend. A sweet girl with a difficult fate, an orphan, raising her own child, it is normal for my husband to help her, I am also responsive to her, I like her. Yes, sometimes I don't like that my husband gets up from the dinner table and runs, that Lily has to change her fuse or we postpone a trip because Lily wants to buy a refrigerator and he has to go with her, but. .. then I also needed friends. He does all the repair work for them. Half of my furniture is with Lily's because she doesn't have a mixer, she needs a meat grinder and then she forgets to return them. Lily robs the fruits in the yard to make compotes and jam. And I say to myself, we are neighbors, we have to help each other. I was also disappointed when I was planning a romantic candlelight dinner and my husband arrived with Lily, but ... well, he met her, he knows I made something delicious, he invited her. He takes her home from work every day, and I I return by minibus, but it's still on its way ... I thought so. Until one day, while he was in a hurry to work, my husband had dropped his laptop and had an open chat with Lily. I was worried that the girl might have a problem again and I peeked. What I read made me cry. No, they don't have sex! They really don't have sex! But he never treated me like that, he never called me by that name - "darling", "darling", "beloved", "you know I'm always by your side". I also read "don't pay attention to my wife", "tonight mine will make steaks, come", " Which sharpens his ambitions even more and he runs like crazy to perform her tasks. The most insulting thing to me was that when I was lying sick with a temperature of 40 degrees, he went to look around the city for some special lotion, because Lily a pimple appeared on his forehead. And I was burning and I didn't have any medicine to help myself. What should I do now? Formally, there is no infidelity here. They really don't have sex. But tell me, people, what is the greater betrayal - for my husband to fuck someone for one night or for years to put the needs of another woman before mine? And more: how can I even raise the issue, given that I really entered his personal space? And is it worth doing? What to say? Stop helping Lily? Don't eat mish-mash at Lily's? Don't invite Lily over? All this would really make me annoying, which does not allow her husband to have friends. And do I feel guilty for reading their correspondence? Look, I'm a professional journalist. When I need information, I check all possible sources to find the truth and introduce it to the reader. The reader in question has never reproached me for digging through anything to extract the facts that are important to him and that largely determine his life. So to the author's question - we all have a right to information that concerns our future. Another question is how we will handle it. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. that I read their correspondence? Look, I'm a professional journalist. When I need information, I check all possible sources to find the truth and introduce it to the reader. The reader in question has never reproached me for digging through anything in order to extract the facts that are important to him and that largely determine his life. So to the author's question - we all have a right to information that concerns our future. Another question is how we will handle it. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. that I read their correspondence? Look, I'm a professional journalist. When I need information, I check all possible sources to find the truth and introduce it to the reader. The reader in question has never reproached me for digging through anything in order to extract the facts that are important to him and that largely determine his life. So to the author's question - we all have a right to information that concerns our future. Another question is how we will handle it. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. to find the truth and acquaint the reader with it. The reader in question has never reproached me for digging through anything to extract the facts that are important to him and that largely determine his life. So to the author's question - we all have a right to information that concerns our future. Another question is how we will handle it. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. to find the truth and acquaint the reader with it. The reader in question has never reproached me for digging through anything to extract the facts that are important to him and that largely determine his life. So to the author's question - we all have a right to information that concerns our future. Another question is how we will handle it. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations. My decision is to keep quiet and pretend I don't notice anything. The moment my interests begin to be drastically neglected, I will simply divorce without giving any explanations.
1 rekkles answered
Hey, you didn't stop rummaging in each other's personal space. Won't you learn that there is no such thing as We in the way the pink novels dictate to you? As soon as he said "half" and it became clear to me about your way of thinking. The fact that he edited the answers to your questions was a result of those same questions. A man with self-confidence is not interested in his boyfriend's previous life, but accepts the challenge to make him forget this previous life. Digging into the phone is like reading someone else's letters, very unethical and, if we look at the law, criminal. He can write to anyone he wants, as long as he hasn't done anything to make it happen, you can't ask him for an account. If my babe comes with questions about what is written on my phone, I will change her first, and then the phone. And it will be for nothing, because there he will find nothing,