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female
age
51-59,
*ichy
writes: BoyFriend Lives with EX WIFE who cheated while they were married. I know in my heart he has not dealt with these feelings of infidelity and I feel like I am caught in the middle. 1 1/2 ago he introduced me to her as she was a bartender at the time. I fell in love with him immediately,,,as time went on,,,he was all along living with his ex of 8 years after a few disaster relationships after they divorce, now I come along and as easy going as I am, I welcomed the ex into my life and became supposedly good friends. I trusted in her as my boyfriend is grieving the loss of his parents he becomes enraged and takes it all out on me. I think his anger is all from his ex wife, she cheated on him for a year and told him. He is very easy going and I think he takes his rage out on me. He states they have a "loyal" friendship.I relly eel sorry for him because he seems lost without her. I cannot take much more of this because now,,she has forced him to leave her apartment and I offered to take him in but he refuses. I am no longer friends with his ex because she has lied to me a number of times. I have helped her by employing her in my business and trusted in her. She is 42 years old and hs no stable career, always bouncing around. How can I help my boyfriend because I am ready to pack and run away. This is not fair to me.
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reader, michy +, writes (30 June 2007):
michy is verified as being by the original poster of the questionActually he keeps saying "I have nowhere to go" because she is throwing him out!
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reader, michy +, writes (30 June 2007):
michy is verified as being by the original poster of the questionI am the same woman yes... however it states scenario of which I want feedback from the ex's story even though I wrote it.
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reader, Danielepew +, writes (30 June 2007):
I don't think you can help your boyfriend. He wants to be with that woman. Let him deal with his own problems.Now, if I were you, I would stay away from him. Move on and be happy.
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reader, anonymous, writes (30 June 2007): You are the same person who wrote later saying that you are the ex-wife who cheated - what is going on?
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