What would you do if you somebody email you and telling you that your husband is cheating on you?

Question

And the reason is why is he think that you aborted your frist child.

Answer 1

Did you abort your first child? Now its time to find out... Copy the e-mail and sit and ask him and tell him the truth.. Now go work it out... Yep.... Gitter Done.. Good luck and I wish you joy and love... Grant M in Pennsylvania

Answer 2

Most people can't have an affair without money, a car, and a phone.

If you truly suspect him, then look at credit card and ATM records - when, where and how much money is he spending?

How many miles on the car each week? How far away is work - 18 miles? That's 36 round trip. Times 5 is 180. Plus 50 on the weekend is 230. If there are 350 miles on the car every week, where is he going?

Phone records. You can view those online. Do it. Who does he call? Wireless companies track phone calls AND text messages. You can see both.

Stop listening to or believing rumors and start getting cold, hard facts about it.

If it's false, call that number and tell them if they call or text again you'll contact the phone company and file criminal harassment charges. If he is cheating, thank them for the tip.

But for god's sake, don't go on "women's intuition" or unsolicited text messages.

Answer 3

Dig a little deeper to find out the truth, I really do not understand how the two issues that you are speaking of can be combined in any way as they seem to me to be two separate issues and i can't tell what one has to do with the other, but anyways you just have to find out on your own if your man is cheating. Instinct my friend, what does your heart say? If at all suspicious....dig a little deeper.

Answer 4

If they had my email address then they would have to be a friend. And if they were a friend, I would call them up and we would have a long talk. That is pretty brazen for someone to just blurt out. I would be asking a lot of questions and they better have a lot of answers.

Answer 5

If someone emailed me and told me that my husband is cheating on me... I would laugh and tell my husband that he needs to come look at this. I trust my husband, so I know that he's not going to cheat on me. I turn his head even in the morning after I roll out of bed.

It all depends on your trust level, if you think that he's cheating on you than he might be, if you don't think in hell that he'd cheat on you than he's probaly not. You also have to look at the source where this info is coming from. Do you trust that person!?! There's alot of thinking you need to do, but trust yourself and go with what you beleive!

Good luck!!

PS If he is cheating kick his *** to the crub!

Answer 6

I would consider the source, and compare the information to my own observations. My course of action would largely depend on the situation, and on what I had already been aware of prior to the "tip".

Answer 7

I never believe anything in an email, nor would I open one from a stranger....be brave enough to face the person with your accusations and proof.

Answer 8

Don't respond to the email. Investigate yourself. Its easy to follow people without being noticed.

Answer 9

i wouldn't jump to conclusions based on someone's email. Sit down and discuss it with him. Even print the email for him to read to see his reaction. You can usually tell if you catch them off guard. Good luck.

Answer 10

ok, first of all, i would find out if this source is reliable. most the time they are. there are certain circumstances where the other woman is crazy and just trying to start trouble, but i don't thing that the case here. there is never a reason for cheating. ever. you need to talk to your hubby about it.