If you knew the lives I ruined and hurt, you would see things differently. I learned my lesson , but that doesn't change the fact that I had a good time before I did.
Those affairs was really fun until reality slapped me in the face. I realized it was a selfish thing to do. There is nothing wrong with appreciating women, but crossing that line leads to misery. I know firsthand. If I didn't
regret it,
I would be visiting one of my old flames that sent me a couple text today. I told her no thanks . I am not that person now. When I remarried, that stuff stopped. It has never happened again.
Anyone who's leaving an established relationship after having already started another one likely hasn't learned a thing. If they had, it wouldn't have taken a knight in shining armor to end the poor relationship they were previously in. They would have recognized they were in a poor relationship and presumably would have ended it long before prince charming came along.
There are exceptions of course, but generally speaking..........people are who they are.
More importantly, being in the "wrong" relationship doesn't give someone a free pass to be deceitful and dishonest because there are plenty of reasons for why a relationship can be "wrong". Additionally, it's not like people get married without having some idea as to whether or not their relationship can work.
If you were to ask couples who started their relationship on a lie, would more than 50% ultimately stay together or would more than 50% ultimately split?
I pretty much agree with all of this. I think my situation was more of an exception than most.
What really is sad is that there are so many people in relationships that don't want to be in the one they're in.
Hey all good. I don't care. Your posts are funny.
But you can't help but state the fun.
Well, my point is that it's all fun and games until the reality of the situation hits home. Maybe fun is not the best choice of words. There was excitement and a good time involved. Most people that has affairs do it because of boredom. The affair does bring excitement. For many, it is not a sexual thing as much as it the attention recieved. I joke about it, but it is a very serious matter when you start breaking up families and hurting people. I still appreciate pretty women, but I have been 100% faithful to my present wife. It has not been easy though. A couple of days ago , one of my girlfriends from the past sent me a few text and a picture. I am much better at avoiding temptation these days. I just hope she doesn't send another picture. There is only so much that I can take lol.
I love my wife!
I love your wife too!
Married women are an absolute no-no. Years ago I had a fling with a pretty young lady, and after we had spent the night together she told me she had a husband but he was spending time in prison. I got out of that as fast as I could.
WUSS!
Dude is double trolling, skins fan, and this soap opera thats either made up or just some hot chick he fantasizes about
Put it into perspective by considering yourself the cuckold. What would you do if you found out someone was sleeping with your wife?
I feel that most men would probably take the route I would take, and I haven't enjoyed gunfire aimed in my direction since Iraq.
Any man who intentionally take shots at my wife's happiness, my happiness, the well being of my kids, just for a roll or two on the side, he's made an enemy for life.
Whatever issues there are in my marriage, I'd address them separately with my wife to the extent that I could, but it's personal between me and the other man, and I'm doing whatever I can within the bounds of the law to make him pay a heavy price for trying to set fire to mine.