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I've told him to go!

70 replies

MiaMummaCat · 09/06/2021 19:53

So, I'm just sitting down with a cuppa & I could really do with a hug. I confronted my husband with the fact that I know he's cheating on me, and I want him out of the house. I was calm, polite and quite matter of fact about - I didn't cry, despite my heart beating so fast as I confronted him. I'm feeling quite proud of myself!
I've walked away to another room to allow him time to think about it!
Would very much appreciate some support from you lovely people out there right now! Thank you :) xxx

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feelingfree17 · 09/06/2021 23:36

Well, obviously don’t know you, but very proud of you! Well done. No-one should put up with that sort of crap. Off you trot!
Take care of yourself

Sandra15 · 09/06/2021 23:36

Well done and keep us posted. With love from my cat who is called Mia!

Stillfunny · 10/06/2021 01:07

After allowing him to stay because of Covid and job loss , I am finally getting rid on my lying , cheating husband this week.
Scary times after a long marriage over 30 years. But I am hoping that my hurt , anger and despair will no longer be a daily thing anymore.
Hope we both find peace and happiness.Flowers

Sparklfairy · 10/06/2021 01:11

Call me petty but I hope you get some satisfaction from the fact he obviously thought you were stupid enough that he could fool you... yet you've turned the tables and completely blindsided him. Good on you Wink

Newestname001 · 10/06/2021 03:46

Hopefully he'll be decent about the house, etc.

Well done, @MiaMummaCat! However, don't rely on this ^^.

There are so many threads on here where the the husband/partner behaves badly once leaving, and they stopped and thought about their own position. Eg: clearing out the joint account and/or joint savings, hiding funds, lying about their pension pot, etc.

Apart from taking the good advice of a previous poster and getting yourself a very good lawyer ASAP (and not agreeing to an informal arrangement between you which could be to your financial detriment) do ensure, as soon as you can, that you change all passwords on your own bank account(s) so he has no access to them, even if you think he doesn't know them. Even if you think he wouldn't do this - better to be wise before the event...

Good luck for the future, OP. 🌹

Amdone123 · 10/06/2021 07:48

@Stillfunny, wishing you all the best. You can do it!

Sparklingwine1 · 10/06/2021 08:06

Hope you're feeling ok this morning OP ❤️

MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 08:18

@Stillfunny - Sorry to hear this - a similar situation to mine. I genuinely feel liberated having summoned up the courage to tell him to go. The Relate website has some really helpful information on it, especially about the different stages you go through during a relationship breakdown.
I wish you the very best for the future xx

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MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 08:19

@Sparklingwine1 - thank you so much....in the words of James Brown "I feel good"! Off to work with a spring in my step today! xxx

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MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 08:21

@Newestname001 - thank you for that advice, I will be consulting a solicitor, despite believing my husband will treat me fairly.....after all I never thought he'd be a lying, scumbag cheat did I? !!! x

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MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 08:23

@Sparklfairy YES!! I do feel great - I think he thought he was so clever, and BOOM, I blew all his plans out of the water I think. I have the upper hand now! x

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FrumpyBetty · 10/06/2021 08:23

You are awesome. Such class. THIS is how you do it.

So nice to read on here a women who is so strong and decisive. Hopefully some others can take things from you.

That said, I know how painful this is too. So a big hug and a hand hold.

MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 08:25

@Sandra15 Thank you! Love to Mia - my cats have literally kept me sane during this whole sordid episode! xx

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myrtlehuckingfuge · 10/06/2021 08:49

I found out that my husband was cheating and he was dumped inside 8 hours. Well done on not putting up with this, you rock! His guilt will only get you so far, the mood will change and history will be rewritten to give him an excuse as to why he had to cheat. Do get that lawyer, I was the only one out of the four affected parties that truly used theirs and it shows.

willowmelangell · 10/06/2021 12:49

Well done classy lady, you rock!

MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 17:35

@myrtlehuckingfuge - 8 hours! Wow, good for you - like you I'm not going to put up with this. Thank you, I will be getting legal advice pronto.
Have felt so liberated all day having told him to go, haven't felt this good for a long time!!

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MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 17:37

@FrumpyBetty - I do appreciate your big hug & hand hold. Not going to lie, I was terrified to confront him, but determined to not raise my voice and stay calm, and boy do I feel so good today :)

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MiaMummaCat · 10/06/2021 17:39

@willowmelangell - thank you so much! I'm not the sort of woman that people would say that about normally, but I'm flattered to have so much amazing support here :) xx

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KarensGobbyChops · 10/06/2021 17:49

@FuckUcuntychops

Well done to you, it must have been so hard to keep your cool. That was very classy OP hand hold from me 🤝
Classy indeed.

So wish I'd kept my cool like that.

Stillfunny · 16/06/2021 11:30

Gone for a week now . I sleep better , feel better and no longer lie awake at night thinking about everything.
I am taking advantage of his guilty feelings now and tying him in to a seperation agreement.

Hope you feel as liberated as I do.

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