Should I tell her?

[PinkPen]

Now what threw me off was the fact that the 'mistress' answered the door?!?!?!

Kinda hard to believe she was totally unaware of his 'creeping'.

[Munchkin03]

Originally Posted by PinkPen

Kinda hard to believe she was totally unaware of his 'creeping'.

She's probably been in some form of denial for a while...maybe not about this mistress, but possibly others?

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

She's probably been in some form of denial for a while...maybe not about this mistress, but possibly others?

I think that's kind of evident by her reaction "In my house?" It's not that she was surprised he was with someone, her surprise was that they were in her house. I don't think my first reaction when finding out someone was cheating the first time was *where* they were cheating.

[PinkPen]

She is ready to move on too fast to not have known. Ready to file for divorce without confronting him?? ....nah.....she knew even if she had not witnessed it personally.

dreampearl08....your eyewitness account only verified what she already knew was going on.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by SweetBride202

It's good if you tell her what's his husband is doing.

It's also good if you read the whole thread before you respond, so that you'll know that she already did, three weeks ago.

It is not, however, good to advertise your business in your signature.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

It is not, however, good to advertise your business in your signature.

I do believe that the signature is a violation of the terms of service.