Charlie said:Luveno - Oh I'm in no doubt this guy wants to **** her and she might not even realise it.
That's why he has to a)meet this guy to size him up and vice-versa b)keep careful watch c)improve his actions in regard to understanding her and regaining the closeness and fun they had (i hope) and d)make her clear that this was a one-off and that this behaviour can not be accepted.
Simply gathering evidence for the divorce will just leave him divorced but with a bit more money (prob not any more at all, the laws are written for women with kids).
As for trust can never be regained. I agree.
However in this case trust hasn't been that badly broken, she told a few little lies. Bad but enough to justifying him bailing on her and the kid? Did she sleep with him, maybe but at the moment he doesn't know that and he probably shouldn't try to find that out because that will just lead to divorce if she has (again I emphasise that it isn't certain) as no man can stay with an unfaithful woman, it goes against nature. He should remain ignorant because it allows him a chance to keep his family however if the doubt is overwhelming then a) that's probably because she did and you know it and b)the relationship is over as this is almost impossible for a man to get over.
This has got nothing to do with who's fault it is, this has to do with where he goes from here.
And running around constantly spying on her until she fu*ks up is productive. The fact that something is up has already been established.Phyzzle said:That sounds a bit drastic and crazy to me. Does Traveller really want to be the guy who tracks down and threatens strangers who flirt with his wife?
In fact, if you just decide to go all out, simply move somewhere else where she can't attend university, and leave her with the kid all day as a housewife. That's actually not nearly as crazy as going around threatening her classmates or co-workers.
Andromax said:Yeah Clive is the man, only retarded ending in that movie is that he takes that hor back. I've always hated Julia Roberts.
"I treat you like a wh0re?"
"Sometimes...."
"WHY WOULD THAT BE??"
Hahahaha
Back to the OP topic though,
I would hire a P.I. in lieu of following her yourself, if you wanted her scouted.
Pictures say 1,000 words, and if she is hooking up with him, well then they can get the proof.
If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.
Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.
This will quickly drive all women away from you.
And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.
Phyzzle said:That sounds a bit drastic and crazy to me. Does Traveller really want to be the guy who tracks down and threatens strangers who flirt with his wife?
In fact, if you just decide to go all out, simply move somewhere else where she can't attend university, and leave her with the kid all day as a housewife. That's actually not nearly as crazy as going around threatening her classmates or co-workers.
Only a person (woman) with a guilty conscience would say something like this.DJ_Traveler said:She said that I had been looking at her like she was tainted.
I'm gonna share something with you.By Saturday it had been over three days since I had last given it to her. Late Saturday night, the baby fell asleep, and I gave it to her doggy style. This was by far the hardest that I have ever taken my wife. Afterward she did mention that I had never given it to her this hard, but she said she didn’t mind because of her bad behavior on Thursday night. Sunday morning I gave it to her again pretty hard in various positions.
My advice is to NEVER confront a man...as it is up to her to make sure she is NOT contributing toward another man disrespecting him.Phyzzle said:That sounds a bit drastic and crazy to me. Does Traveller really want to be the guy who tracks down and threatens strangers who flirt with his wife?
In fact, if you just decide to go all out, simply move somewhere else where she can't attend university, and leave her with the kid all day as a housewife. That's actually not nearly as crazy as going around threatening her classmates or co-workers.
That is way too controlling.ketostix said:Well what Traveller probably needs to do is tell his wife "no more Josh time" basically. His wife and Josh are getting too cozzy. She'll pass the mesage onto Josh most likely.
Bullsh!t. Cut it out RIGHT NOW. This had NOTHING to do with you not taking her to a club. Women try to lay this guilt on men ALL THE TIME. Don't let them.DJ_Traveler said:I dropped the ball by not being the one to take her out when she felt ready. Josh (prince charming) was right there with his invitation to a free night of booze at the house of blues.
Dude...FORGET ABOUT HIM. he has no obligation to you, he's simply being a guy and trying to get laid.I couldn't meet that guy face to face as I don't think much of a guy who has be that low to invite a married woman to a bar.
Well tactically I'd say you are right. I wasn't really being specific about how he should go about it. I really meant as a strategy he should let her know that what she's been doing with Josh is unacceptable. And also that he shouldn't go confront Josh. His wife will deliver the news to Josh. Traveller's wife is the real problem. There's a million potential "Joshes" out there. you can't confront them all even if it was a good idea in the first place, and I don't think it is.Latinoman said:That is way too controlling.
The best way to approach this is by saying..."Considering the situation we dealt with this past Friday when you went out to a bar, got drunk, and spent the night with this Josh person, I personally find it VERY disrespectful that you..."
You see? He is NOT telling her what to do. What he is telling her is what her actions mean. That she can do whatever she wants...but her actions (and not her words) are determine how much respect she has for him and his marriage. And that actions have consequences.
Even if Josh is a "good friend"...the fact that he contributed for her to get drunk while leaving her husband and baby at her place...KNOWING very well (if he was a "good friend" he would know) that she was having issues with him...is a clear indication that Josh (if he was a "good friend") did not apply judgment and put PARTY over MARRIAGE.
I totally agree with you.ketostix said:Well tactically I'd say you are right. I wasn't really being specific about how he should go about it. I really meant as a strategy he should let her know that what she's been doing with Josh is unacceptable. And also that he shouldn't go confront Josh. His wife will deliver the news to Josh. Traveller's wife is the real problem. There's a million potential "Joshes" out there. you can't confront them all even if it was a good idea in the first place, and I don't think it is.
If I know about one thing, it's this.Latinoman said:STR8UP...I tend up to be very critical on you. But I have to say you have been consitent and outstanding in your observation of this situation. Great advice.
Sorry I don’t see this working in this situation. On the norm yes, but this seems to have progressed beyond that. At this moment he seems to be rationalizing what she has done. IMO not ready or considering divorce or interested in covering himself. This guy is also going to be in close contact through the class. And finally he will not get straight answers from her.Latinoman said:That is way too controlling.
The best way to approach this is by saying..."Considering the situation we dealt with this past Friday when you went out to a bar, got drunk, and spent the night with this Josh person, I personally find it VERY disrespectful that you..."
You see? He is NOT telling her what to do. What he is telling her is what her actions mean. That she can do whatever she wants...but her actions (and not her words) are determine how much respect she has for him and his marriage. And that actions have consequences.
Even if Josh is a "good friend"...the fact that he contributed for her to get drunk while leaving her husband and baby at her place...KNOWING very well (if he was a "good friend" he would know) that she was having issues with him...is a clear indication that Josh (if he was a "good friend") did not apply judgment and put PARTY over MARRIAGE.
Cesare Cardinali said:DJ Traveller,
Be carefull about taking all this advice man. Don't let these guys that are all projecting their own negative experiences and negative ideas about women turn you into a paranoid husband and consequently an accomplice to her losing attraction for you and finding someone else who has is sh*t together.
There is nothing wrong with a bunch of people going out to a bar after class. The fact that she is a mother and stuff doesn't mean she can't have fun once in a while. You guys had a fight but she still called you to tell you she was going out. This would not have been a problem for you if she went out with a bunch of girls. Don't let the fact that there was a guy there cause you to stop trusting your wife and going all crazy.
Girls and guys can be friends, people can go out and have fun without them cheating and betraying people. Anyone who tells you otherwise has a f*cked up reality and will probably be single and bitter their whole lives. But hey, at least they would never have been cheated upon.
Get some level headed advice man. If you can, try a little exercise:
Sit down with a very close friend and pretend that the friend is your wife. Then tell you "wife" the entire situation as you see it. Go into detail, talk about what everyone here has said if you want to, really let it all out. Then, your friend should switch places with you and you take his place, then you act as your wife talking to you. And from her perspective (in NLP we call this "second position") you tell your "husband" how you felt, what was going on in your mind, and what really happened from your wife's perspective. Then go into third position, which is a dispassionate "fly on the wall" observer. The observer just reports it without any emotion, passion, or bias. He is seeing two people explain a situation from each of their perspective. In third position talk about what you see. For instance, perhaps the husband is affraid of losing his wife to Josh, perhaps the wife wants to feel loved, appreciated, and desired, etc. Then go into the fourth and final position which is the "system". In your case this fight impacts a system (which is your family and your future). As the system, you need to outlined and think about how a divorce will impact your child and the future you (perhaps your other children with another wife, or more children with this wife). Examine the impact of this fight and the repurcussions from all these dimensions. How will the way you handle this today affect the person you will be ten years from now? Will you also be bitter posting on the internet about how all women cheat, etc? Really dig deep into this...
I can't tell you for sure that she cheated or not. But I have EXTENSIVE experience with women, dating, and long term relationships. I'm also friends with lots of women, and I have a sister that I'm close to. From my perspective, she did not cheat and she needs to have fun and enjoy being 23 years old and living it up. As the man, you need to provide for that and be in control. But first clean up your own sh*t. Do the exercise I recommend, speak to a therapist if you need to, and get your act together. If not, you'll be the one pushing her away because you were not responsive enough to read the signs she was sending.
Cesare Cardinali
No, you can't just label everyone else as guys projecting their negative experience and ideas. Let's put aside the fact that she most likely has already cheated and will cheat. This is an example of two camps of thought, well in this case your camp is you and a couple troll women on here, and the other camp is everyone else. It comes down to you're in the camp that always defends the woman and blames the man. The other camp looks at the over all situation and then decides, all the while knowing that no matter what a man does or doesn't do a woman ultimately owns her own behavior. You're basically saying it's all Traveler's fault, wife did nothing wrong that at least can't be justified or blamed on Traveler, and now it's Traveler's duty to fix it. I just don't buy that argument and I'm pretty sure most other guys don't either.Cesare Cardinali said:Don't let these guys that are all projecting their own negative experiences and negative ideas about women turn you into a paranoid husband and consequently an accomplice to her losing attraction for you and finding someone else who has is sh*t together.
This includes the "advice" (give up and take it up the ass is what they advise) from Cordon, Charlie and iqqi.Latinoman said:You forgot to add "married with children" or "divorced with children" in your "resume" you listed above. Wait...you are neither.
Anyway...your advice in this situation is VERY poor. If he does that exercise...he will get phucked. That's my prognosis.
My advice covers all the points. All he has to do is check my posts #313...#315...#324...and #326 in this thread (pages 16-17).
That covers everything or most everything.