Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
I met a woman at a bar who invited me back to her place. Found out she was married and her young child was upstairs. She was gorgeous, but the scene was so disfunctional. She said her husband ignored her. I told her she needed to see a therapist, and she looked at me like I was crazy.
Late one night, two years into our relationship, I decided to surprise my girlfriend at her apartment with a six pack. There was a six pack shop right across the street, so I went there. I'm walking out, and what do I see?
By the end of October, I informed her I was done, and we would be getting divorced. She claimed to have ended all contact with the new guy. She was using a private messenger designed to hide things which she deleted and blocked him across social media.
I (25M) caught pretty serious feelings for one of my closest female friends (23F) and have been going back and forth for the past 8 months on whether or not to say anything. To those of you who confessed, how did it impact your friendship?
Nobody disputed the dramatic gender disparity in the Ashley Madison user base, including the company itself. 5.5 million profiles are marked “female” in a database of roughly 37 million people. But it turned out even the tiny proportion of users who were female were inactive or just fictitious/bots.
You're not an AH, you did the right thing. You followed your gut and got the answer you needed for your peace of mind. You did yourself a favor and protected yourself based off of his poor behavior. Reddit would say you're not an AH, he's the AH for cheating on you.
Reddit tends to have a black & white view of cheating that I find naive. Crushes tend to walk the line of emotional cheating, but honestly I think they happen in even the most healthy relationships, and as long as you both want to work through them, they are worth working through.
