Quote From: manuelmthanks everyone, I really do think she is unhappy and doesn't know why . I think this boyfriend got to her while she was vulnerable. I am going to tell her this has to stop and we do need to go to counseling. I failed to mention I do have prof of the cheating. I am going to tell her as long as we at least try to work things out it will never see the light of day. I am having a talk to her this afternoon. If She seems set on seeing this guy I myself am still going to the therapist to talk at least for my own sanity. Unfortunately it is in my nature to worry about other people. I know her family knows this guy and never liked him. I worry about her mom (she's in her 80's) It is really going to be a bomb shell.
I have known for sure (got the evidence) 4 days ago. I did confront he with it and she admitted it but said " I didn't want you to find out this way" Thats it. no remorse. I have been keeping it to myself but when ever I am around our friends and family Its kinda like knowing the world is ending tomorrow but you can't tell anyone.
I understand exactly how you feel. After 22 years of marriage, my wife came to me about a month ago and said it was over, that she wasn't happy and that we had nothing in common. What a joke! Our relationship over the last 6 months or so has been distant to say the least, but I chalked it up to a very stressful work situation and long hours trying to get a major nursing facility started from the ground up. I had been giving her space every day, especially since she would come home tired and grouchy all the time. But then she started sneaking around and doing things that she never did before, such as having a secret password to log on to the computer, talking to "friends" on her cell phone out of my presence, and doing things such as zipping up her purse and hiding it from me.
I did some checking on her cell phone calls and found that for the last 6 months she has been calling 2 out of state numbers as much as 10 times a day and also at all hours of the day.
She has been complaining about having hot flashes and waking up at night, but I think it is an attack of conscience that is doing it. I found that when she wakes up at night, she sends a text message to her "friend". I have confronted her about this and have the proof on the phone calls, but she denies it. I have since found that she registered on classmates.com and has been contacting her high school sweetheart from 32 years ago! She must think that I am really stupid that I don't know what she is doing. Unfortunately some of the emails say that she is having a sexual relationship with him and that she has been meeting him half way at some hotel. I can't believe that this person who i have known for over 24 years is doing this to me. I have made arrangements for counseling and she has agreed to go. I have all the emails copied and am waiting for the counseling to drop these on her. I want to work this out, but if she doesn't agree to be completely honest and admit to what she is doing, it is over.
Does anyone out there know anything about hormone problems in women who are experiencing menopause? I also think that she is suffering from empty nest syndrome as we have one daughter who will start her 2nd year in college, and a son who will be going away to college this fall. I am not making excuses for her, but she has made comments in the past about the kids leaving, and what are we going to do. She turns 50 in a few months, and thinks she is fat and unactractive. I think that she was looking for some happiness in contacting some old classmates and this guy was a convenient fix. She remembers how life was in high school
and is trying to relieve it. I have been a basket case ever since. A stranger in my own house. This person who I love so much has torn my heart out. I have tried to talk to her, but she says that she is done talking. So I am thinking that this counseling thing for her will be an excuse that she tried to work it out.