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should i be worried?

34 replies

savethedramaforyamama · 10/04/2014 18:44

Hi everyone new on here but wanted your opinions. So been with dh for 13 years, we have 3 dc aged 8, 6 and 8 months. Recently he has been texting a girl from work a lot and he has been going out after work a lot more, anyway I'm not proud of this but I looked at his phone whilst he was in the bath (was surprised he didn't take it in with him really as he never usually lets it out of his sight) anyway I read some of their text conversations and while there was nothing ott they were very familiar, calling each other nicknames and in one she put "can't wait for London" I know they went to a conference together down there but why "couldn't she wait?" Also there was one of her replying to him with "I'm not sure hot lips will catch on" (there wasn't one from him so I don't know if he deleted it or if he called her that earlier in the evening as they were on yet another drink after work) they are going out tonight and he was going to stay over and crash at one of the guys from work's house but then he said he'd booked a hotel and one of the texts from her was "I've had an idea" and then there was a link to a laterooms hotel site. I know I may not have been as attentive to him recently what with being pregnant and then dealing with a colicky baby I have been so tired we have only had sex a handful of times since dd was born. But should I be worried or Is this just a friendship that I am overreacting to?

OP posts:
deepest · 10/04/2014 21:22

why would does he need to stay at a hotel or friends house and not come home after a night out?

JohnFarleysRuskin · 10/04/2014 21:23

So you believe they are just staying in a hotel to drink later?

JohnFarleysRuskin · 10/04/2014 21:24

Sorry, that sounded harsh - I would be very worried op.

savethedramaforyamama · 10/04/2014 21:27

Coz the last train to where we live is at 11pm and so if he wanted to stay out later he'd have to get a taxi which would cost at least £40 so obviously originally when he was staying at a friends house he would have been saving money but now he's staying in a hotel I don't know how much that is going to cost Hmm

OP posts:
AnyFucker · 10/04/2014 21:28

he is being unfaithful, OP

I am very sorry

bumbleymummy · 10/04/2014 21:29

Yes, surely the hotel costs more than the taxi. Sorry, I usually sit on the side of giving people the benefit of the doubt and not jumping to conclusions but this sounds very fishy to me.

Thislife · 10/04/2014 21:31

Stop being cool with it all. Don't look for any more evidence. Tell him he had better be home tonight or else. He is taking the piss.

rowna · 10/04/2014 21:42

I think you have reason to be worried, I'm sorry. Not really understanding why he's not on the 11pm train home, given that you're home with 3 dc.

RedandChecker · 10/04/2014 21:55

More than £40 if it's five star OP Sad

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