Joined: 09 Dec 2004 Posts: 9 Location: Bushkill,PA
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-09-04 23:24pm
Long story short my husband and I have
been together for nine years we just got
married this year and the other day I
found a note that said " sorry that I
didn't call you I overslept " and it was
signed with her name ( it is a girl at
work and her phone #... I do know her she
also lives down the block but when I
confronted him he said that I was being
paranoid and that it was a note that he
was supposed to pass alond to a mutual
friend.... Help im driving myself crazy.
Thinking that he is doing something he
says that he loves me but I am self
concious
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:49am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something goiing on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:49am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something goiing on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:49am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something goiing on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:49am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something goiing on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something going on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-10-04 00:50am
caca!
Sorry to be soo blunt but, there's
something goiing on here... His "friend"
should have his own phone and she can
relay messages direct.
This smells like "caca"!
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tomz
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Dec 2004 Posts: 62 Location: Pennsylvania
Having Trust Issues With Your Husband Posted: 12-11-04 00:13am
Babylugo2000:
sorry to hear this, but you need to nip
this in the but right away.
About 12 years ago right after my sister
got married as a newly wed, she found out
her husband was cheating on her. When
confronted and after much anguish, she
decided to forgive him. However they
never dealt with the issues on why he
cheated, how it hurt her, how to prevent
it again.
After having two girls now 10 and 8, my
sister found out two days before our
entire family was leaving for a week of
vacation, her husband was having another
affair. By the way, her husband wanted
to stay home to work on the house (did not
get much work done because he was having
sex with one of his co-workers at work).
My brother in law has many bad habits.
He is an alcoholic which causes him to
verbally abuse my sister. He is into
much pornography which causes him to lust
and makes my sister cringe to have sex
because he wanted her to talk dirty during
sex. He is very selfish which causes him
to put himself before the needs of his
family, wife, and children (always had to
have his expensive toys before the needs
of his family). His parents were
divorced and did not learn from their
situation.
If any of these characteristics are your
husband, you need to act.
If you love him and want to work it out,
1. You need good counseling to know what
you deserve and should expect out of your
marriage.
2. You need joint counseling together.
3. You need to put a list of changes he
needs to make in order to make your
relationship work.
A. Needs to stop bad habits which hurt
your relationship.
B. Because he cannot be trusted, he
cannot be out late at night or given any
opportunity which would allow him to have
the time to have an affair.
C. You should take control of the
money/budget and review it so you can know
financially there is something going on.
D. No private email accounts/no secret
activity.
E. No lies no matter how little or
insignificant.
F. Whatever applies in your situation
that needs fixed.
4. If he agrees with your demands and
you forgive him, you must make him follow
this fully. If he earns your trust and
keeps himself accountable to all his
actions, great.
If he goes back to his old ways, be very
wary and consider leaving him.
You need to deal with situation now before
you may have children in the picture.
Last thing you want to have children, and
find he is having an affair. This makes
the situation much more difficult.
My sister is in the midst of a divorce.
My sister was devastated. She may have
given him another chance because of the
children but he was in no way willing to
meet her requirements to make the
relationship work.
Please deal with the situation now rather
than later. Get counseling to know what
you deserve and should expect from your
marriage. If he can't meet this, end it
now while you still have time to find a
man who will cherish and love you the way
you deserve.
Best wishes,
tom z
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-11-04 01:03am
Terribly sorry 'bout the 11 post. I'm
new at this and did not know if they went,
or not.
Good luck on your relationship.........
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MyLoveBugs
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Dec 2004 Posts: 42
Having Trust Issues With My Husband Posted: 12-13-04 21:32pm
First off let me start off with saying I
am sorry that you think your husband is
cheating. That is a real hard thing to
deal with, but if you think that he is
cheating then he most likely is cheating.
I know that is not what you want to hear,
but it is the truth. If you do find out
that he is cheating I would talk with
someone close to you that will not judge
you if you decide to stay with him, and
forgive him.
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Granps
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2004 Posts: 225 Location: Arlington, TX
Posted: 12-13-04 22:35pm
Mylovebugs
question: are you a friend of
kitty2luv??????
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drexl
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Dec 2004 Posts: 37 Location: canada
Posted: 12-14-04 03:42am
If it's causing you grief, there prob is
something going on, by now, if there was,
the friend has prob been warned to cover
for him. Go with your gut, mabey your
looking for a way out of the relationship
also so be carefull because if it's
subconcious, than you will be looking for
things like notes an such, cheers.