A mn confronts his wife about having an affair after recieving info from a PI's 2 month investigation.She denies it over and over again to the point where she threatens to leave him if he continues to "interrogate" her. The husband has pictures taken by the PI showing her being very intimate with othr mn.,e-mails,IM chats,cell phone records (calls were invstgtd by the PI revealed the number belonged to the othr mn's address and work). He has the smoking gun.However, he keeps this from her, husband wants to believe that if he encourages her to be honest and she claims what she has done, that he could have a base or platform to work this out with her through counseling. He sits down with her one last time and basicly tells her he is shocked to find out what she has done to him,he wondered where he went wrong,etc. Not knowing what he has on her,she tells him she has had enough of his accusations and decides to leave. Why keep lying knowing you're going to loose the relationship?
2007-01-27
05:44:34
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4 answers
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Family & Relationships
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The mn is a client. I don't give advice to clients. I am curious to know how the cheating mind of a wmn thinks. My experience is men claim what they do if they believe things can change.Wmn are different.
2007-01-27
05:56:11 ·
update #1
Integrity of being honest is most valid when the person admits truth for the sake of being honest,not for knowing they have been caught. This is not about the husband.It's about the wmn.
2007-01-27
06:05:21 ·
update #2