God gave me opportunity and a bad situation... and I think I handled it well... test passed!!
Wow Niki what a story, you know it is sad that someone that is suppose to be your friend would try and take advantage of you like that. Congrats on resisting, how ever easy it was. It does feel nice to have someone else attracted to you even if you don't find them attractive.
Did you tell your husband who this was? I think he should know. And you need to remind him (husband) how hard it is to deal with things like this since trust is still rebuilding. I think cheaters believe we get over things and never think about the affair or whatever but as you know its harder than they know.
Thank God this was just a pitiful guy looking for a victim.
I did eventually tell him, I did not tell him initially because he was at work and I wanted him to calm down. Funny thing is he has a very heated temper (hmm I know what that is like) and to him this guy is messing with his family, and yet again I know what THAT is like. But when he was home for awhile and we talked things over I did tell him, but I needed to be sure that he was not going to do anything stupid. I do not want him to ruin things at work or at school. So he knows and is angry but we are dealing with all of this.
Thank you Raydee :) I told people because I did not want it hidden, I am the victim I wanted my husband to know that I will not cover for him and his HUGE mistake. If you want to be a jerk I wont hide that from people. He now has to rebuild relationships with everyone around us. To be honest that probably would not work with everyone, but it has made us much closer.
I jokingly told my husband he needs to have much better looking friends because I was not even flattered... this guy is DISGUSTING!!! LOL Anyway, hope everyone is having a good day :)
Wow what a jerk! I hope it worth it to him to ruin a friendship. Happy that it didn't ruin the progress that you have both made together!
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I didn't tell anyone about my husband. Simply because I wouldn't have been able to handle the looks. So I don't have that kind of problem. I have been approached by a lot of lonely, yuckies in my area thinking that because my husband is working so much I might want some company. I have never had any problem resisting them, except in that few months. I have to constantly remind myself that I am working towards something and my kids deserve more.
It probably doesn't mean much, but I'm really proud of you. I can't wait tell in get to the point where it's not right there, that revenge urge. I know it wont make things better, and it would be stupid. But I want him to hurt like I do.