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Doing the right thing...?

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namechange0687 · 28/07/2018 22:58

Name changed as some friends know my regular handle.

Met DH at 18, together 14 years, married 9 with the young daughters. We both work full time, nice home, no money worries, perfect marriage on the outside.

Last year I found explicit texts between DH and OW, they were one sided- he was being a total creep and she was the one who alerted me because she thought he was a weirdo and was using WhatsApp with a picture of me and him as his profile picture Angry we had a heart to heart and he was very apologetic- put it down to stress and wanting his ego stroked (it backfired massively). I told him it was a final warning.

Yesterday his phone pinged and his reaction pricked my spider senses. I logged onto his snapchat I know this is bad on my phone and he's messaging a random woman in Scotland (we live in SE England). I can't see the nature of the messages but the snapchat icons tell me they message a lot.

I've asked him to leave. DM and MIL think I'm over reacting as obviously he's not had sex with the Scottish woman on account she's 800 miles away... Hmm he's breached my trust, again, and acted like a 12 year old.

I'm in the right aren't I? Sad I feel like my stomach has been knotted 100 times.

OP posts:
LuluBellaBlue · 28/07/2018 23:00

Yes you are. Well done. You can never trust him.

LuluBellaBlue · 28/07/2018 23:00

And sorry, these are for you WineCakeFlowers

AnneLovesGilbert · 28/07/2018 23:01

You are Flowers

You know you can’t trust him and without the trust it’s over.

Don’t give a toss what anyone else thinks. It’s your marriage.

I’m so sorry.

MajesticWhine · 28/07/2018 23:03

You are not overreacting. Sorry. MiL and DM have a different agenda. Take care x

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