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Phwoar!!! Are any of you love machines available for a bit of MSN on the side?+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Moose dude,
For starters don’t let this get you down. I guess I can understand the fear of telling b) face to face, and not having the reaction you wanted. I guess this is the reason you did it via MSN.
It would be prudent that you do give her a call or leave her a voice message at the least. Nothing major needs to be said but do organise a meet up to have a talk about it face to face. You have started the snowball rolling down the hill, where it goes is up to you."Wait, I still function!"Comment
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Don't worry about going back on marriage vows.. I've done it loads of times "for richer or poorer"Originally posted by Moose423956 View PostI've gone back on my marriage vows for the first time. "Forsaking all others".Comment
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don't be daft loveOriginally posted by SallyAnne View PostWhat utter b*llocks.
the man simply cannot be trusted around women. and any woman that goes for that has self esteem issues.Comment
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There's something to be said for forbidden fruit.Originally posted by tay View PostAgreed. I used to work with one woman with the biggest ego you could imagine, it was a hobby of hers to take ther womans men, then dump them.Comment
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Doesn't the other woman have a say in it as well?Originally posted by Swiss Tony View PostYou have started the snowball rolling down the hill, where it goes is up to you.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Isn't hindsight wonderful? Yes, Moose should really have sorted A before even thinking about B. However, I guess the important thing from here is what should he do now?Originally posted by brownie74 View Postit would have been a step forward if he had dumped his wife first.
this is a step backwards. if she says YES she is weak because she goes for blokes who cheat on women and therefore has low self esteem. his current missus has stuck with him through 6 years of this madness and is therefore a good bird in my book.
I think you need to be sitting down face-to-face with B and explain your feelings. She still thinks you're joking, and doing it over MSN does not really convey an impression of seriousness, so you need to sort out things with her now. Explain the situation at home, although some women will never fall for the "my wife doesn't understand me / I'm only there for the kids / can I just grope your t1ts" lines (allegedly). You need to see what she thinks, and determine where you are going to go from here - if she is interested, then rather than embark on some kind of affair, I would suggest that you both need to separate from your respective partners before getting together.
Once you've spoken to B, then you REALLY need to sort things out at home. Whatever B says, you have crossed a threshold from maybe thinking about leaving to really wanting to go. You need to take the plunge and move on.
Best of luck.
Take care of yourself, and each other. etc. etc.Comment
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Meaning to say that the cat is out of the bag, not that she doesn't have a say!Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostDoesn't the other woman have a say in it as well?
"Wait, I still function!"Comment
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