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Suspicious that he's cheating

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Question - (30 May 2010) 5 Answers - (Newest, 9 July 2010)
A female United Kingdom age 51-59, anonymous writes:

I think my husband is having an affair. Firstly we don't have sex and haven't for a number of years. He does not not seem bothered by this. It all started with calls to his mobile "Text to date, we have found you a love match" he said he must have dialed the number by mistake when his mobile was in his in his pocket, unlocked!Then he kept his mobile buy his feet when I was in the car with him, it rang once, he would not answer. Then he left his mobile behind,it rang I picked up they put the phone down. Within a second my mobile rung same thing happened, then within a second our home phone rang same thing happened. All calls had blocked numbers. Tonight, and this has happened twice in recent weeks, a car stopped in the junction opposite our house ( we only have one neighbour and they are elderly)and at 12.20 blasted their car horn until I went to the window. They then went down the road, I noticed the passenger who was a woman( could not see the driver) was laughing. He has come home from working night shift late twice to my knowledge as I am not up at 6.30am usually so who knows what time he gets home usually. How do I find out what is going on? I have asked him and he says nothing at all.He is very stressed out and tired all of the time.I have checked his mobile and everything is deleted. I know something is going on how do I prove it before I make myself ill with worry please help. Thanks

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A female reader, Oregongrl1 United States +, writes (9 July 2010):

You will have more then peace of mind back? you will have you back! im proud of you it is not an easy decision to make but it was im sure the right decision to make!! you will see how better your life will get but always remember you have got to give it time don't go running back no matter what. once a dog always a dog let that cheating dog keep wagging his tail! and you will be so strong after the inital shock is over you will pick you a winner this time because after us woman get over a dog like that, we can smell them a mile away trust me and you will.

Sincerely:

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A reader, anonymous, writes (31 May 2010):

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Hi to everyone who replied to me and thanks. Yes, just reading your replies I see what a fool I am and how I am wasting my life with a man I can no longer trust. I love my home and it is so sad to think I will lose it because of his behaviour and that my son and I have to start all over again. However, I will have peace of mind which is something I have not had for many years.

Thanks

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A female reader, Empressjai United Kingdom +, writes (30 May 2010):

Empressjai agony auntWhy make yourself sick with worry?? There are clear signs that he is cheating but you keep deluding yourself. There is no smoke without fire. But take a look at your marriage..all the requirements are no longer there. All you have is the ring and the licence and the house you share. This marriage seems to have been over years ago. So why not focus on your life and stop fixating over what he's doing nothing you do or say will stop him. It is time to look out for yourself

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (30 May 2010):

I hate to say i but the first replies right. I'm a man and have a great desire for sex. My partner hasn't been open and not had sex with me for just 6 weeks and now after 22 years she wants to split up.

I'd suggest you tackle it head on in the bedroom and then discuss everything. If that doesn't work then you know it's over.

PS I'm from the uk and in the same age group if that helps!

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A female reader, Oregongrl1 United States +, writes (30 May 2010):

The only way you are going to know is check up on him if you feel he is not giving you a straight up answer, and you really feel that strong about it well you wont know beyond your door! i myself if i for a second thought mine was well he would be in trouble!! take a girlfriend w/ you don't go by your'self. and some make think that it's being sneaky but if you invested years into your marriage and you have been faithful and thats what you believe in there is nothing wrong with that better safe then sorry....

Good Luck!

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