Is he or isn't he?
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Why doesn't the woman just ask the man?0
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trinatrina1984 wrote: »Forty6and2 wrote: »I'm only here because I thought your username said "queenqueef." I am disappoint. Also contemplating changing my username.
Haha how about QueenLaQueefa?
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cakebatter07 wrote: »Yeah he's probably cheating, and that's messed up regardless.
And of course they're knockin' boots. He needs to get honest about that and decide what he wants.
Separate rooms...lol
That's like Bill Clinton saying he didn't inhale!
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Mischievous_Rascal wrote: »My grandfather, father and brother are all truckers. An hour's drive is nothing to a trucker. Jeez, to ANYONE living in Toronto, and hour's drive is nothing. I would definately be questioning his commitment level.
I'd be questioning his freedom from venereal diseases.
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Time to serve up those divorce papers.0
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Just read your profile and methinks you are wife in this situation. And yes, it’s cheating.0
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It doesn't sound good. I'm sorry to read this...0
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Is SHE willing to accept this situation as a functioning and fulfilling marriage? I wouldn't.0
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Cheating0
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Your profile says you separated from your husband. If your ex husband is the same jerk in your hypothetical post, good for you! There's definitely emotional cheating going on, if not physical as well.0
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It sounds to me like he has a "wife" and a girlfriend. An hour is too far to drive? lol. Somebody is fooling themselves.0
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Yup! that thar is an emotional affair.0
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Yeah, the husband is out of line in this scenario. If I were the wife, and he wanted to stay married to me, he would end the 'friendship' and get his *kitten* in couples counseling with me.
I strongly believe men and women can be platonic friends - my best local friend for years and years was a dude, and now that I've moved I miss him terribly - but this guy is pouring *all* his time and energy (and....?) into his 'friend' and neglecting his relationship with his wife. (Thanksgiving with this other lady? hell no!). That's not a friendship, that's an emotional affair, and I wouldn't be surprised at all to hear it had already turned physical.0 -
Whether he's cheating or not, the fact that he would rather spend time with this "friend" instead of his wife, does not bode well for the marriage.0
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Is it cheating no technically. Are there problems in the marriage? OH YEAH kool aid voice.0
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If you're unhappy with this arrangement, it's a problem. He's probably banging her. You available on the nights he's out of town?0
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trinatrina1984 wrote: »Forty6and2 wrote: »I'm only here because I thought your username said "queenqueef." I am disappoint. Also contemplating changing my username.
Haha how about QueenLaQueefa?
I thought exactly this.0 -
If it walks like a duck, and it quacks like a duck....
Separate rooms my *kitten*.0 -
I would say he is cheating. If not sexually, then at the very least emotionally. But I mean lets be real, if a guy is spending that much time with a woman that isn't his wife; I would bet my *kitten* they are doing more than braiding each others hair and making friendship bracelets.0
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