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Part two:

31 replies

Carlyxox · 16/08/2018 20:27

Further to my other post, I've ended my long term affair with a married guy. My heart is absolutely shattered.
But he's got really nasty, threatening me, threatening if I ever get into another relationship he'll ruin it, saying I'll never meet another guy like him, I've never ever seen this side to him I'm very concerned.
Then he has moments of being nice & begging for me back it's really hard to keep saying no when I want him so much

OP posts:
Thingsdogetbetter · 16/08/2018 20:30

If he threatens to ruin your next relationship, ask him how his wife would feel about that.

But seriously, why are you still communicating with him? Block. Block. Block. And move on.

TooManyPuppies · 16/08/2018 20:52

I guess you get what you get when you do what you did... No sympathy sorry.

But as above block and move on and try to have a bit of self respect and respect of others next time you're looking for a relationship...

clownfaces · 16/08/2018 20:56

Why start a new thread?

Carlyxox · 16/08/2018 21:00

You don't have to read it clown faces!! Thanks for your input

OP posts:
Anasnake · 16/08/2018 21:09

He's showing his true colours. You've had a lucky escape

Alfiemoon1 · 16/08/2018 22:08

Threaten to tell his wife then block all forms of contact

DadJoke · 16/08/2018 22:10

You have done the right thing. Tell him not to contact you again then block every channel, completely. Phone, WhatsApp, FB, the lot. It will hurt but at least you can see he is a nasty piece of work.

SchnitzelVonKrumm · 16/08/2018 22:54

That's the real him - the one that feels entitled to cheat on his wife and use a naive young woman for sex. Well done for ending it.

ThroughTheLookingArse · 16/08/2018 23:02

Why on earth do you want a jerk that's making two women unhappy? (because trust me, if he's showing you his bastard side you can bet he shows his wife his bastard side too.) How could you have any desire for a nasty, aggressive cheat?
Just look at him and think "how fucking dare you try to intimidate me?" Even when he's being nice, as soon as you don't dance to his tune he'll get aggressive again. Why would you waste your time??

HarmlessChap · 17/08/2018 00:38

Wow what a nasty shit he is, but at least he's showing who he really is now.

I'm sorry but he has been using you, controlling you and dare I say he's groomed you into thinking he cared. He's upset that his sexual entertainment is no longer accessible to him, that's it.

You are well rid of him, he's a manipulative arse and doesn't deserve any of your care, compassion or headspace.

Block him, if he persists report him to the police for harassment and hopefully they will pop around to have some "words of advice" lets see how he explains that to his wife!

cakecakecheese · 17/08/2018 06:30

You've just said he's being nasty, yes you can't turn off feelings overnight but he's showing you he's a waste of space. Stop being in contact with him. Block him from everything

Thatsfuckingshit · 17/08/2018 07:15

So why haven't you blocked him?

Because you enjoy the drama? Because you think it shows that he cares?

AnyFucker · 17/08/2018 07:21

More dramaz....

You could make it all stop. If you wanted to. Even this new thread is another way to keep the cheap thrill of fucking a married man alive.

Alicatz66 · 17/08/2018 07:29

Well I'm not judging you .. well done for ending it . But these men have a habit of worming and manipulating their way back so you owe it to yourself to stay strong and go totally No Contact. .. and there is no way he can interfere in future relationships when he risks you telling his wife !! Let us know how you are ThanksWine

FuckItPassMeTheWine · 17/08/2018 08:10

“You’ll never find another guy like him” 😂 a shit bag who cheats on his wife and treats you as second best . Your response should be “I sincerely hope I don’t” and block him. Onwards now OP. You can do much much better than this midlife crisis personified !

Wherearemymarbles · 17/08/2018 09:05

Eeeeer

Surely ‘contact me again and i’ll tell your wife’ is all you need to say and then block?

I’m afraid this is a drama of all your own making. I really dont think it needs a whole new thread but hey ho....

SchnitzelVonKrumm · 17/08/2018 09:34

Sadly you will meet many other men like him.

Trinity66 · 17/08/2018 10:17

Well, looks like you're very well out of it there. I mean he was cheating on his wife which already tells you he isn't a nice guy but atleast you have proper confirmation now. You're young, we've all made mistakes at that age but hopefully this experience will teach you to recognise signs of a good guy and not so good guy, cheaters rarely are the good ones (If ever)

ICESTAR · 17/08/2018 12:41

I'm glad you've ended it op. Don't let him suck you back in. You are only 25. You have all the time in the world to start again. Blovk him and put him firmly in your past. He's shown you who he is so believe who he is and move on. In a year's time you might look back and think what was I thinking. In 2 years time you could have a man and a life plan for yourself instead od hanging onto someone's sloppy seconds. You will feel bad now but anything has to be better than this half life. I have never wanted to share someone. I've always wanted a man just for me. Which I have and you can too. Let him go.

ICESTAR · 17/08/2018 12:42

Block* sorry for any typos. I'm on my phone.

Mytwistedimagination · 21/08/2018 06:44

Had the previous thread gone too quiet? Not sure why you want to update us with this... You had an affair, loads of women on here (myself included) have been affected by affairs, do you think we'll applaud your newfound morality? And it's still all about you... How badly he's behaving wrt you.
Not meaning to sound harsh, but these posts are very self centered in a situation which causes untold misery if revealed. Can't summon up any words of praise, I'm afraid. Sorry.

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Mytwistedimagination · 21/08/2018 08:10

What, me or OP? This was mentioned at the end of the previous thread which I was following, and I haven't been on mumsnet for a few days, if that was directed at me @onedayonedaymaybe. I didn't notice it had been quiet for a few days. But my q still stands as to why someone who has been having an affair comes back to say they've ended it (a good thing to do) but only because the affair partner was behaving like an arse to them. No concern for anyone else involved. At least, that's how I read it. I accept that I may be a bit sensitive, having been on the receiving end of cheating.

SchnitzelVonKrumm · 21/08/2018 10:09

I think she means he turned nasty because she ended it.

Mytwistedimagination · 21/08/2018 12:56

Ah yes, I see this now. Still, comments like it's really hard to keep saying no when I want him so much don't help much. Anyhow. Best out of it.

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