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Original poster

To be rather cross

18 replies

Hitchcockginger · 08/03/2019 15:49

I'm not on Facebook myself, but looking at a friend's, I saw that the woman who had an affair with my husband has posted a lovely message, inspired by International Women's Day, about female solidarity, support and sisterhood. I would love to message her thanking her for her support and solidarity which left my marriage hanging by a thread and my self-esteem in tatters. I won't, because I have just enough self-respect left, but sorely tempted.

OP posts:
VeraWangTwang · 08/03/2019 15:51

You are right not to respond
Rant on her instead, I'm sorry they put you through this

GreenFingersWouldBeHandy · 08/03/2019 15:51

Ouch. No. Don't rise to it. Have a good rant on here instead.

HarrysOwl · 08/03/2019 15:55

Any chance at all she didn't know your DH was married?

Doesn't help, but I suppose if she knew full well he had a wife then it does make her a hypocrite. If not...well, then your DH is the only one to blame.

Nesssie · 08/03/2019 15:58

woman who had an affair with my husband or 'the woman my husband had an affair with'

Sounds like you are solely blaming her...

Original poster
Hitchcockginger · 08/03/2019 16:11

She definitely knew he was married (so is she). And I can assure you that I reserve the majority of my ire for my husband.

OP posts:
pictish · 08/03/2019 16:15

“Except when you’re fucking their husband, eh Susan?”

Write that. Fuck it.

HomeMadeMadness · 08/03/2019 16:18

YANBU to want to but you're very wise to rant on here instead.

proseccoandbooks · 08/03/2019 16:19

Ohhhhh those people who are complete assholes with no ethics related to anything whatsoever but their facebook/instagram is pristine and they pretend to be the best people ever. Gotta love emGrin

I wouldn't comment tho. She's not worth your time. Nor is your DH

WeeDangerousSpike · 08/03/2019 16:23

“Except when you’re fucking their husband, eh Susan?”

Grin

You could hardly be held responsible if your friend wrote that OP. After all, you're not even on Facebook...

10IAR · 08/03/2019 16:24

pictish wins it for me!

YANBU at all OP, solidarity is actions, not shite on social media. Also, I think he's a dick for cheating.

HarrysOwl · 08/03/2019 16:24

She definitely knew he was married (so is she).

Errg, in that case, I'll grab my pitchfork and be with you shortly.

EscapeTheCastle · 08/03/2019 16:26

mmmm...worth trying to make a new account...fb might let you..and her post is public? then let rip.... write that gem from pictish would be funny for 5 mins then if you are like me you'll then feel worse.

YesHairIsCurly · 08/03/2019 16:27

“Except when you’re fucking their husband, eh Susan?"

Only possible riposte.

Original poster
Hitchcockginger · 08/03/2019 16:37

I would love to respond like that. But although it would be lovely for the first 5 minutes, I would then feel terrible.

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OffToBedhampton · 08/03/2019 16:52

I think we can all agree that @Pictish always gives the best & funniest advice for the brave of heart!!

I don't think I'd post her suggestion but I'd be VERY tempted and enjoy the mwah-ha-hah thought that I could!

'Susan' doesn't know the meaning of women -solidarity and will get her come-uppance one day!

cuppycakey · 08/03/2019 16:53

Why would you feel awful afterwards OP?

WhentheRabbitsWentWild · 08/03/2019 17:18

@Pictish nailed it Grin

OP, you shouldn't feel awful at all .

Vulpine · 08/03/2019 17:19

Can you not do pictish's idea but a little cleaner? 'Does that include sleeping with other womens husbands?'

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