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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 20:34

My husband has accused me I'd cheating, I am shocked and very upset as I would never cheat on him.

I really don't know why he has come to this conclusion.

I just do not know how to move on from this, the trust has been broken and it feels like my world is crumbling around me.

We have 2 DC one who has austism, been together for 9 years and married 17 months:)

I don't want my marriage to fail, but how can I be with someone who can not trust me :(

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OpheliaPayneAgain · 28/10/2012 20:36

He must have presented evidence when he made his accusations. Emails? Texts? Fb? Night out with the girls and someone saw you? Working late?

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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 20:38

There us No evidence as I have not cheated, I finish work at 2pm and then it is school runs ect. I can't remember the last time I went out

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cozietoesie · 28/10/2012 20:39

No - what made him think you were cheating. He surely said?

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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 20:40

Only that I have been cold towards him

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izzyizin · 28/10/2012 20:47

Have you posted about your h before?

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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 20:51

Not in a long time, the last time was when he was using the computer a lot, which till this day after the advice here has been a million time better

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Harecare · 28/10/2012 20:54

Stop worrying. Nothing has broken he's just feeling a bit insecure that's all. Be objective for a minute and stop escalating the situation - you've cheated, you don't trust me, that's it blah. Go and make him a cup of tea and don't feel guilty about something you haven't done.

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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 22:12

I am just very hurt that he would think this

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 28/10/2012 22:21

some people project their own behaviour onto others, despite no evidence whatsoever

could this be happening here ?

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McHappyPants2012 · 28/10/2012 22:27

I don't think so, but it has entered my head

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NormaStanleyFletcher · 28/10/2012 22:29

^^ what anyfucker said

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Anniegetyourgun · 28/10/2012 22:29

Paranoia? Does he smoke weed at all?

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NormaStanleyFletcher · 28/10/2012 22:31

Have you been cold towards him, or has he perhaps been withdrawing from you?

Or do you seem cold compared to someone who is telling him that he is the centre of their universe

Been there and done that with first husband

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 28/10/2012 22:34

my seasonal namechange is completely transparent then ? Smile

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NormaStanleyFletcher · 28/10/2012 23:23

It could be Smile

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 28/10/2012 23:26

bugger

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rhondajean · 28/10/2012 23:47

Ooh helloooooo any I was wondering where you'd been

( sorry op)

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NormaStanleyFletcher · 28/10/2012 23:49

Sorry AF Blush

Didn't mean to out you (though I thought it was blardy obvious)

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 28/10/2012 23:51

don't worry, I was only joking Xmas Grin

I would choose a better name if I wanted to be incognito (and have...)

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 28/10/2012 23:51

[hgrin]

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McHappyPants2012 · 29/10/2012 09:25

my husband has never taken drugs. After a long talk last night we are slowly working on these thoughts.

He did say he has never cheated and i trust him

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CogitoEerilySpooky · 29/10/2012 09:35

He's either incredibly insecure or he's trying to make you feel rattled, or both. Is this an isolated incident or does he make a habit of making you doubt yourself or feel less confident in the relationship? Bullying types will often throw in a curved ball as a way of keeping you on the back foot and anxious to please if they think you're enjoying life too much or becoming too independent. What makes him say you are 'cold' towards him?

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McHappyPants2012 · 29/10/2012 13:34

This is an isolated incident, and so out of the blue

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CogitoEerilySpooky · 29/10/2012 14:22

So it's an attention-seeking ploy designed to get you to cleave to him by way of reassurance. Kids will pull 'you hate me' out of the bag to get a similar effect. Can you identify something that might justify this insecurity? Is he clingy generally?

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HappyHalloweenMotherFucker · 29/10/2012 14:37

These things don't come "out of the blue"

there is a reason for it...you just don't know what it is yet

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