Traveler, you see all this great wisdom? It's because we've all been through it brother, and we know this stuff.
I don’t really know what to think at this point, but I don’t want to jump to conclusion too fast as well.
The sad painful truth is that you do know what to think, but you'd rather not, because it's devastating to accept. This is known as "Denial".
I saw my wife during lunch and we talked a little about last night. She told me that her class mate named Josh was going to meet up some of his coworkers at a Club/Bar to celebrate some bonus related to timeshare. Since she hasn’t had the chance to go dancing ever since the baby was born, she took the opportunity.
Did I not say she would offer up some excuse if you confronted her about Josh?
Now she knows you know and she'll be more careful to cover her tracks.
she called me at 9:10 to tell me she was going out. After that, she also called me five more times and left me a few voicemail ( I never picked up the phone because I was too upset to talk to her and I was trying to go to sleep). The general theme of the voicemail was that she felt unappreciated since I called her lazy and that she wished that I would understand her needs to go out once in a while.
So she wishes you'd take her out to have fun, which you haven't been doing because it costs money and money is tight. Well, my friend, women cost money, wives cost money, and you just have to figure out if your best interests are served spending some of it on the wife to keep her happy or not.
She kept calling you, BTW, to check on you, lest you somehow managed to drop off the baby with grandma and come out to hunt down the little woman and see what she's up to. Maybe you'd find out she wasn't even at the club that night?
Since she was too drunk to drive and the club closes at 2am, they left to his place to sober up. Later with of his roommate they went back to pick her car when she felt okay to drive.
When the club closed and she was drunk, they should've called YOU or arranged a taxi for her to go home. Going to his house? Plus she admits it? She's WAY crossed the line. Your marriage is over.
Mentioning the "roommate" is to make it sound like nothing could've happened between her and Josh. But let me tell you, that could be a lie, or they could've had a three way or simply the roommate doesn't care less what drunken married women Josh brings home to bang.
She also said that I could talk to Josh if I wanted to.
Again, that's to make it sound like he's harmless. "Hey, your wife was drunk and I was being a good friend and giving her a place to sober up". Right. "Gee Josh, did you ever consider calling her a taxi?" There's no point talking to him.
I'd suspect that her whole story of being out dancing was a lie. She may very well just have been with Josh at his place all night long.
but last night things just didn’t feel right.
When your gut tells you something's wrong, it's usually because something's wrong and you're picking up on it. You see, when nothing's wrong, there's nothing to pick up on so as to feel that way.
As far as the guys phone number, I check the phones for the last three months and his number did not show up.
A woman who wants to fool you can fool you. I'm a fairly intelligent guy, with a genius level IQ, and my ex fooled me.
She bought a prepaid telephone card and would use it while she was out of the house, from other phones. So her calls never showed up on her cell phone bill.
Six months later we found out she got pregnant (she was on the pill). Three months later we were married at the court house. We haven’t had an actual wedding celebration yet for lack of money.
So basically, you married a stranger, you don't have enough money to be married, and for all you know, she lied about being on the pill. No wonder this is biting you on the a$$ now. Live and learn. So sorry you're going through this.
Welcome to the Club no one wants to be in.
She "admitted" that he tried to kiss her.
Ha! But she didn't tell you how emphatically she kissed back!