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I Am Married But Not Happy

Confused And Hurting And Sad

By: SnowWolf1969
Written on January 7th, 2010
Age: 41-45 , Male
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    roselint

    You have every right to tell her he can't stay. I know she had an excuse about the long, deep kisses... but that's a load of crap. That doesn't make any sense. You know it doesn't. You are a couple, living together. You shouldn't have anyone staying with you, apart from family and people you both know and trust. Even if he is just a friend, which doesn't seem very likely (if you were single and in a tough spot, would you rely on a female, married, internet friend to save you?) it will still cause problems between you. It's not just a matter of trust. It's a matter of priorities. Her priorities should be you and her daughter. If you have said you aren't completely ok with this guy staying with you, that should be enough for her. I know you don't want to lose her but you shouldn't have to be in a position where the options are do a huge favour to someone you don't know or lose your wife. I know it's hard for someone else to see into your relationship based on a few paragraphs, but really, it would take a very manipulative or messed up person to get angry with you for saying no this once. You shouldn't have to spy- she should understand why you don't want this guy around.

    Jan 20, 2011
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    timmybrett

    CUT AND RUN!!!! SHES PLAYING YOU...THE LONGER YOU STAY THE WORSE ITS GONNA BE....GOOD LUCK BROTHER

    Jan 8, 2010
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    mojorising

    Definately, absolutely, DO NOT allow this man to move into your house. I understand you do not want to lose her or your stepdaughter. But she is already having an emotional affair, and do not believe, that him telling her he's giving her long, deep kisses is just his way of keeping others away.



    Open your eyes, man. Sorry to be blunt. Unless she choses to dump him and be completely true to you, you've already lost her. Not your fault.

    Jan 7, 2010
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    Stevem7

    I agree WIB... however if he doesn't then he shouldn't be complaining because from what I can read he is already EMPOWERING his wife to move this guy into the house (and into her bed) just as soon as she can. Have never seen anything so dumb in all my 62 years.

    Jan 7, 2010
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    womaninbliss

    It just seemed to me Steve that she'd already made up her mind ... not really sure what he can do at this stage except kick her out ... not sure he wants to do that though.

    Jan 7, 2010
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    Stevem7

    Wait, you are in your early 40's and this stupid? Sorry but no other word for it. The moment my wife asks to move a stranger into our home is the moment I kick her *** all the way to the next county. You better realize that your wife is already lost to you. She has stepped over the line with this character and if you aren't man enough to see that then you get what you deserve from this one. One thing to have a spouse that cheats but quite another to move the cheater into your own house so the cheating can go on while your off working. While I usually agree with Womaninbliss I am diametrically opposed to her this time. Don't talk to your wife calmly, rationally, or anything other than in a IF THIS CLOWN COMES NEAR THIS HOUSE I AM GONE mode.

    Jan 7, 2010
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    womaninbliss

    I don't really know what you can do to stop it. If she is determined to take their friendship further then she will regardless of what you say or do. I agree with what you say about being concerned about your 12 year old step daughter being in the house. You could strongly discourage her on these grounds and see what she says. You could just relax and let him move in, making it clear that it's only temporary. It's a difficult spot for you to be in, but you putting your foot down won't keep your wife from him. It sounds like there is already a connection between them. You've just got to keep talking to her, calmly and rationally.

    Jan 7, 2010
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    rocktheduece

    Unless she is Mary Poppins, something is going on. Don't let it go any further!

    Jan 7, 2010
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    Orangetas

    Oh, huge bells ringing



    I think you gotta glue her down to a chair and talk your hearts out

    Jan 7, 2010
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