Today, I found out my husband has been sleeping with one of the women in our marriage counselling group. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Today, I found out that my wife had an affair with our marriage counselor. FML
All mixed up
Today, after finding out that I'd slept with our married neighbor, I found out my husband had slept with him too as revenge. FML
Today, I found out that my husband of 12 years has been sleeping with my best friend of even longer for who knows how long. She actually tried to turn it around on me and implied that it was my fault for finding out about it. FML
Today, I found out that my wife has been having an affair with the guy who's been trying to get our relationship back on track. FML
To be fair and balanced…
Today, I found out my husband is still friends with someone who talks a lot of crap about me. FML
Today, I found out that my now-ex slept with his not-so-ex the day before our wedding. FML
Today, I found out that my wife is seeing a marriage counselor. With her ex. FML
That helped
Today, I found out that while I see a therapist for my trust issues, my husband sleeps with our nanny. FML
Today, I found out that my husband lied a few nights ago and was actually drinking with another woman at her house until after midnight. This woman is his best friend’s ex-fiancée, and she's been hitting on my husband for as long as I can remember. FML
Today, I found out that the girl who my high school boyfriend cheated on me with is now the woman my husband is having an affair with. FML
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mstoock 12
Ex-husband? Hopefully.
DinosaurTacoTime 18
Think its time to admit it just won't work out. What a jerk.
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mstoock 12
Ex-husband? Hopefully.
SweetasCandy0609 28
Normally I would say not to jump into divorcing or breaking up with someone but In this case I think that's exactly what OP needs to do not only is he cheating but he's doing it with someone from their marriage counseling class a place where they are suppose to be trying to save their marriage and by the sounds of things OP'S husband has no interest in doing that.
theweasel 16
At first, I thought they should work it out. But, #30, you completely changed my mind!
DinosaurTacoTime 18
Think its time to admit it just won't work out. What a jerk.
kimg0885 23
Hopefully it wasn't the actual counselor right? Either way your husband is a d-bag.
B1ackthesun 31
Really, what difference does that make? Cheating is cheating.
ElizaWy 25
Cheating is cheating and wrong either way, but there's a special hell for a person who takes money to save a marriage and deliberately tears it apart instead.
abNormal62 23
Comment moderated for rule-breaking.
Group project work for extra credit?
nonsensical 26
you've commented a lot on this FML, seems like you're talking to yourself
abNormal62 23
Had an ex-wife who did something very similar. Spent a long time being angry both during the remainder the marriage and for a couple years afterwards. When you are able to finally walk away emotionally and not just physically you make yourself a lot happier
SookyLala 13
to actually move on be happy, you kinda have to move on and be happy..
19990231 29
What impeccable logic. Must have taken deep thought to come up with that.
abNormal62 23
Not the counsellor I hope? Hate those teachers pets types
abNormal62 23
It could have been worse. He could have been sleeping with one of the men in the group
TrippingOnAcid 29
I don't think that's any worse. They're just as bad
may14th 26
cheating is cheating no matter what genders are involved
abNormal62 23
It is worse when you find out the whole basis of the relationship was a misrepresentation, even down to the sexuality of your partner. Not only was the relationship over, but what you had was only a cover for his real preferences. I'm not judging the lifestyle I'm suggesting that would be a deeper betrayal.
may14th 26
Just because someone cheats on their partner with someone of the opposite sex doesn't mean their relationship was a cover up.
BlameTheOwls 14
It's called bisexuality
abNormal62 23
And if it was with the same-sex partner it's homosexuality or bisexuality. If it wasn't something you knew about your partner before that can be a bigger betrayal
trumpetsk 13
I agree with you ab I've been cheated on a lot and the most painful time was and still is when a guy cheated on me with another guy and I had no idea he swung that way it made me feel like something I did made him like guys that it was my fault
llalala_fml 19
To be honest if I found out that my SO was gay or bi or trans that way I believe I would have more sympathy for him than if he cheated on me with another woman.
owlishes 24
Are you stupid or something?
crazymadimadz 12
if you're bisexual, you are bisexual whether your partner is the same sex or not, you're still bisexual, you don't change preference. cheating is cheating, whether it's with the same sex or not, there is no worse betrayal in a relationship, cheating is cheating
Dodge4x4Ram 46
let that boat sink to the bottom of the ocean, you try patching the holes but clearly it isn't you with the issues
cjfred 13
Is it safe to assume that the counseling isn't going very well?
yerawizardlizzy 27
NO SHIT.
Mightytall 35
Is cheating the reason you went to counseling group in the first place? Or is it a new phenomenon? But overall I guess in this case you either decide to go to individual couples counseling to avoid such situations, or you just make up your mind and throw in the towel and move on to divorce.
Demon_of_Light 27
I agree, and I'd also like to ask who thought that a bunch of people struggling with their marriages should be part of a group like that? Maybe it's just me, but I think that a set up like that is bound to lead to trouble, because people whose relationships with their own partners are at a low point are exposed to people they might see as more sympathetic than their own partner. Individual counseling is the way to go, IMO.
bellydancer82 15
Well, I guess you know what to talk about at your next meeting, huh? Seriously, though, they deserve to be called out at the very least. You also need to find out where your husband and the other woman went wrong and why they felt the need to cheat. Your marriage can't get better unless you talk about it and get to the root of the problem.