My husbands "Boyfriend" came back into his life when we were married a year. I was 5.5 months pregnant with our son. Apparently, he had been engaged in bi-sexual behavior since 9th grade.
His family was in denial, and I was never told.
His boyfriend and he had not spoken in 5 years. We were dating for 3 of those years before his boyfriend and he were reunited. You see, his boyfriend was also maried, and my husband had slept with his boyfriend's wife, causing their relationship to stall. A year after our wedding, my husband and the former boyfriend were reaqainted by a mutual friend.
My husband went from a devoted husband and father, to a man I did not recognize. Selfish, demanding, he would say things like "Im taking Eric to San Dimas to see his kids whether you like it or not !" and it was the first time I had heard about the trip. The first time I called a divorce attorney, my son was an infant, and he attorney told me to stay till my son could talk...Because his father is going to have some anger issues about the child and try to harm him. I stayed til my son was 4 years old and talking full time. It was a struggle but I did it. I turned my ex into Child Protective Services last year, after he assaulted our then 6 year old in his car. He was angry about having to leave a party to drive our son to my house.
When I refused his visitation for the following month after that incident.. He told people he could not have our son because he was moving. Never mind my son was upset and did not want to go, was refusing to speak to his father on the phone, and various other behaviors.
that was the weekend my ex moved in with a new found girlfriend. She has no idea about his past, and I am just the "Psycho ex " for reporting him.
I saved up for about 4 months to leave my husband, and I got me and my son this dingy little apartment in a town 125 miles away. It was a struggle but I left him. I met someone new, we got married, had a daughter and now I am in college for medical transcription. My son is now 7, and sees his father every other weekend, if he's not canceling. He still sees the boyfriend on a regular weekly basis.
My ex refuses to beleive he is gay- inspite of having homosexual sex with man. Alot of married men do this I have found, and they call it "Being on the down low" These men have families with wives who are either clueless, or would not say shiza if they had a mouth full. From my son's behavior, I suspect they have had relations in front of him.
It's not easy to leave. I was on welfare for 5 months. I tried being amicable to my former bestfriend/husband, but he wanted to play alot of games, and now he pays he DA the monthyly childsupprt. . I know i was a good wife to him, and People are shocked that I did not know before I married him. Remember, his boyfriend was not in our lives during our dating phase, or I might have picked up on something between them. I did not deserve what I got. Currently my husband lives with his girlfriend, and I have never met her. I think hes' afraid I will tel lon him. Not that she would believe me, I know I would not have beleived anyone if they had told me. These men leave a trail of very angry women in their wake, and that should be a clue to anyone. "She nuts, she screamed at me a lot" is what I was told about his ex's... it was all their fault the relationship failed because they yelled alot. . These guys destroy families for sport.
One day, my son is going to fitgure it out...and when he asks me if his father is gay-- I plan to tell him the truth. Meanwhile, I document every sleaszy, mean spirited thing my ex does to my son, and I rely on the courts to protect us. He is extrememly self centered now. He once suggested that he put my 6 year old on a Train, alone, for the trip home, so he does not have to drive him, and upset the delicate balance of his own life.. for his own visitation. Before the boyfriend showed up...my husband would have never said such a thing. He was a different person. The person he became, he can keep.
Im just glad I had the courage and fortitude to get myself and my child out of that situation. If I can do it, and I worked at night as a security guard to do it, so can any mom who finds herself in the same situation. You are not doing your child any good by staying in such a hostile home. Protect your kids.