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    Sorry you are having to go through this...

    Quote Originally Posted by Loudpipes78 View Post
    I know she is getting advice and support, too but at this point it's only from co-workers at best, she really doesn't have anybody else, including her family. They are all quite upset with her that she went about things how she did,
    Now you know why she came in blubbering suddenly wanting to work it out... Good for you for standing your ground and not being her doormat. Regret sucks. It's better she lives with it rather than you.

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    Sorry to hear about this. It sounds like your handling your end the right way.

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    Have you actually started divorce proceedings yet? If you have, then dating someone AFTER the filing is irrelevant.

    I don't know what to tell you, I've seen far worse like a 20+ year marriage, two kids, a co-owned business, a large house and lots of assets with a husband who was cheating for two years, wife found out, he agreed to stop seeing her, turns out he didn't, then three months later he moved out, she didn't fall apart but she was hurt very badly, husband comes back four days later and so far everything is fine and I think it will work.

    I've got other similar stories but I'll spare you the details.

    This Travis guy has got to be completely out of the picture if anything is to "work out" so.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86 View Post
    Have you actually started divorce proceedings yet? If you have, then dating someone AFTER the filing is irrelevant.

    I don't know what to tell you, I've seen far worse like a 20+ year marriage, two kids, a co-owned business, a large house and lots of assets with a husband who was cheating for two years, wife found out, he agreed to stop seeing her, turns out he didn't, then three months later he moved out, she didn't fall apart but she was hurt very badly, husband comes back four days later and so far everything is fine and I think it will work.

    I've got other similar stories but I'll spare you the details.

    This Travis guy has got to be completely out of the picture if anything is to "work out" so.....

    I am going to file in about 5 minutes. Start the ball rolling. I will get the paperwork for her to sign off on Wednesday when we see each other to deal with the Volkswagen.

    There is nothing left to work out, it's done, I am not changing my mind or backing down now. She had her chance to remove the problem and she spent 2 more nights with him and fucked him and then said to my face that she chose HIM not ME. From that point on I finally knew what I had to do, move on with my own life. I don't have to worry about having to have someone meet me 1/2 way right now b/c it's me, myself, and I.
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    Mike, I think you are doing the right thing. And trust me when I say this, she slept with the guy long before that day when she admitted to it.

    I have seen something very similar first hand. Unless you are ready to go through hell and take a chance at making the relationship work ( knowing that it might not happen ), you are doing exactly what you should.

    In the long run you will be much better off

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    Nice thing about a clean break, uncontested divorce, is if she grovels, pleads and proves herself over time you could always date her again if you choose.

    But then again, after you get the paperwork taken care of the and divorce is finalized, you can hit the gym for a few months, build up the confidence, feel good about yourself and then take the new, smoking hot - piece of ass - does it all with a smile girl, out to eat at your ex's workplace.

    Because, you still want to be friends, right.

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    Damn I can feel your pain. I've never been divorced but many of my friends have and my sister has been divorced twice. Sounds like you are better off without her, even with reconciliation you'd be wondering if she would ever do it again.

    Just stay as calm as you can, let her go screw up her own life and get on with your own. The pain and anger will waste away eventually until they are a small nub. The best solution is to finalize things, get on with your life and not be bitter about the way things worked out. Don't let what she has done to get you and change you, because you deserve better than that.

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    You've got your ducks in a row. You know what you need to do.

    I got your back 100% as do a whole ass load of friends who are faithful to the person that has NOT been lying to everyone. You're doing hella better than I ever would.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nhcigarfan View Post
    Nice thing about a clean break, uncontested divorce, is if she grovels, pleads and proves herself over time you could always date her again if you choose.

    But then again, after you get the paperwork taken care of the and divorce is finalized, you can hit the gym for a few months, build up the confidence, feel good about yourself and then take the new, smoking hot - piece of ass - does it all with a smile girl, out to eat at your ex's workplace.

    Because, you still want to be friends, right.
    This is the best! but I am still reading ......oh and I will add here I would have kept the life insurance on her especially if your paying a minimal amount. How can you lose?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cinda View Post
    This is the best! but I am still reading ......oh and I will add here I would have kept the life insurance on her especially if your paying a minimal amount. How can you lose?


    I pondered keeping the life insurance policy on her but if she thought about it and changed the beneficiary without me knowing it would be pointless.

    January 23rd will most likely be our only court date and that will be that. The current over under line on how long it will take is 15 minutes.

    I know CT is different b/c I have a co-worker going through a divorce up there and she can't believe my marriage is going to be over before hers and they've been working on the divorce for almost 5 months.

    Trying to make the best out of the cards I've been dealt and go from there.
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