Release me from this burden!!!

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PennEd

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#21
I don't think that will work. Lol if my ex had done that I would have smashed her head in.
I'll let the Lord do the judging, I would just like to ask if this post means you are/were in a homosexual relationship?
 

blue_ladybug

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#22
I'll let the Lord do the judging, I would just like to ask if this post means you are/were in a homosexual relationship?
She meant that if her ex had had an affair on her, she would have bashed in the head of the other woman.. lol
 

PennEd

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Apr 22, 2013
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#23
She meant that if her ex had had an affair on her, she would have bashed in the head of the other woman.. lol
OK thanks blue. I thought I may be misreading that post.
 
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coby

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#24
OK thanks blue. I thought I may be misreading that post.
Not correct English? Ah Blue knows what I meant. I forgave her, but it took years to be honest.
 
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Ariel82

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#25
"Emotional relationship"

Everyone assume it's a sexual affair, but he says there is no physical contact.

I don't know how far this "affair" has gone.

Nor do I want to know,

If it has progress to the point of sexual fantasies of the other woman than he has committed adultery with her in his heart and should do as you say and cut all ties.

However I want to point out that we have deep spiritual and emotional bonds with our family,

If it's just a deep friendship than there is no need for guilt.

Be honest...take away Satan's weapons.

Either way you and your wife probably should go to marriage counseling because there is something more going on or the other woman would not be able to replace your wife in your affections.

If you feel guilty it should be for the hurt you caused your wife, not guilt about honoring your vows to cherish your wife and forsake others.

I am married too and I would want to meet the woman.

Maybe I am just strange.

He knows his wife. He should be able to pray and see what the right choice should be.
 
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coby

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#26
"Emotional relationship"

Everyone assume it's a sexual affair, but he says there is no physical contact.

I don't know how far this "affair" has gone.

Nor do I want to know,

If it has progress to the point of sexual fantasies of the other woman than he has committed adultery with her in his heart and should do as you say and cut all ties.

However I want to point out that we have deep spiritual and emotional bonds with our family,

If it's just a deep friendship than there is no need for guilt.

Be honest...take away Satan's weapons.

Either way you and your wife probably should go to marriage counseling because there is something more going on or the other woman would not be able to replace your wife in your affections.

If you feel guilty it should be for the hurt you caused your wife, not guilt about honoring your vows to cherish your wife and forsake others.

I am married too and I would want to meet the woman.

Maybe I am just strange.

He knows his wife. He should be able to pray and see what the right choice should be.
It's even worse than if he has sexual thoughts. Who cares if your husband watches porn but for the rest treats you nice. Talk and share your heart with someone else than your spouse I personally found awful and the: hi honey. Eeewww.
 

spunkycat08

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Dec 7, 2013
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#27
"Emotional relationship"

Everyone assume it's a sexual affair, but he says there is no physical contact.

I don't know how far this "affair" has gone.

Nor do I want to know,

If it has progress to the point of sexual fantasies of the other woman than he has committed adultery with her in his heart and should do as you say and cut all ties.

However I want to point out that we have deep spiritual and emotional bonds with our family,

If it's just a deep friendship than there is no need for guilt.

Be honest...take away Satan's weapons.

Either way you and your wife probably should go to marriage counseling because there is something more going on or the other woman would not be able to replace your wife in your affections.

If you feel guilty it should be for the hurt you caused your wife, not guilt about honoring your vows to cherish your wife and forsake others.

I am married too and I would want to meet the woman.

Maybe I am just strange.

He knows his wife. He should be able to pray and see what the right choice should be.
Ariel82:

Regarding the bolded part in pink...

If you met your husband's affair partner, exactly what would you tell her?

Exactly what would you ask her?

Please do research on what an emotional affair is.

It is much more than a deep friendship.
 
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#28
Because after 34 years of marriage I feel committed to her and should be. I took my vows before the Lord for better or worst. Life isn't easy with all the ups and downs but we strive each day to better ourselves thru the grace of God.
I talk a mean game. I often tell people I want to hit/slap/punch them, but I don't really mean that. I'm not really violent.

That said, I've been married for 35 years. If my husband ever laid this load of manure on me, he'd be a eunuch!

I have seen some pretty bad rationalization in my life. (I've worked in drug rehab, so I've seen it big time.) This is the biggest pile of manure I've ever seen. (And I've seen the manure pile of a circus, so I know big steamers.) Shame on you. You're old enough to know better than this. You're talking like you're still in high school. And what? We're supposed to talk you off this ledge? You got yourself there. REPENT and then seek God's will. You don't even realize yet how full of it you are, so you really need to get this straight with God, because he's the only one going to teach you how full of it you are.
 

Dan58

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Nov 13, 2013
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#29

If your just corresponding with this woman who's in another state, and its nonphysical, it should be very easy to end it. Just text or email her and tell her your uncomfortable with it. Tell her your happily married. Or tell her your wife found one of her notes to you and insisted you end all communication immediately. If her feelings are hurt, that's tough, she should have known better than to get involved with a married man, and so should have you. She's probably just a lonely person looking for companionship anyway. Next time, give it up before taking it up. I suspect you lead her on just to let her down, and its not nice to play with someones emotions like that. But you both should have known better in the first place.. jmo
 
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coby

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#30
I've been in an emotional relation for over three years with a woman and this needs to stop like yesterday.
Believe me I won't go onto deep and a mean deep details but the connection and bond seems unbreakable.
Yes I'm married and she is not. Every time a try to break this off I feel so guilty because it will be a train wreck for her to lose me forever. I know I can make it thru this and hopefully she will will also and move on with her life.
So the question is HOW again / do I call her? / Text her / or go cold turkey and just cut her off at the snap of a finger.
Please don't be simple in your responses tell me like it is I need to hear it.
May God bless each and everyone of you on this blessed day
Just send an email or a text to say it and don't keep talking, then just block her.
 

RickyZ

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Sep 20, 2012
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#31
Why don't you divorce your wife?
I'm thinking this was a reverse-psychology thing..? Sometime reviewing why you don't do things clears the head better than a focus on what you should do.
 
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Mac10

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#32
Thank you to all for the feed back and support.
I have sent her an email explaining as to why this needed to end.
I have blocked all her contact to and will stand strong with the grace of God to over come this.
The new me starts now / today / Amen
I'll pray for her well being and recovery from this and will have to deal with any fallout if it comes back to haunt me and I pray it don't.
Any additional posts are welcomed.
May God bless each and everyone of you my sisters and brothers in Christ.
 
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Thank you to all for the feed back and support.
I have sent her an email explaining as to why this needed to end.
I have blocked all her contact to and will stand strong with the grace of God to over come this.
The new me starts now / today / Amen
I'll pray for her well being and recovery from this and will have to deal with any fallout if it comes back to haunt me and I pray it don't.
Any additional posts are welcomed.
May God bless each and everyone of you my sisters and brothers in Christ.
This is a good idea. Perhaps now that you have decided to move on, draw thy wife close and rekindle your love for her.

Proverbs 5:18

[SUP]18 [/SUP]Let thy fountain be blessed: and rejoice with the wife of thy youth.
 
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kaylagrl

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#34
Thank you to all for the feed back and support.
I have sent her an email explaining as to why this needed to end.
I have blocked all her contact to and will stand strong with the grace of God to over come this.
The new me starts now / today / Amen
I'll pray for her well being and recovery from this and will have to deal with any fallout if it comes back to haunt me and I pray it don't.
Any additional posts are welcomed.
May God bless each and everyone of you my sisters and brothers in Christ.

Wow,that is a big first step! I,for one,am proud of you.That takes courage. We all deal with temptation and somewhere we have to put our foot on the devils neck and say "no more". Blessings,keep moving forward.
 
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NewWine

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#35
"Emotional relationship"

Everyone assume it's a sexual affair, but he says there is no physical contact.

I don't know how far this "affair" has gone.

Nor do I want to know,

If it has progress to the point of sexual fantasies of the other woman than he has committed adultery with her in his heart and should do as you say and cut all ties.

However I want to point out that we have deep spiritual and emotional bonds with our family,

If it's just a deep friendship than there is no need for guilt.

Be honest...take away Satan's weapons.

Either way you and your wife probably should go to marriage counseling because there is something more going on or the other woman would not be able to replace your wife in your affections.

If you feel guilty it should be for the hurt you caused your wife, not guilt about honoring your vows to cherish your wife and forsake others.

I am married too and I would want to meet the woman.

Maybe I am just strange.

He knows his wife. He should be able to pray and see what the right choice should be.
If I learned that my husband was sharing even part of his life with another woman, there is NO WAY I would think it's not an affair. His affection belongs to me and our children and NO ONE ELSE!!
 
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popeye

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#36
My ex did that, chatting with a woman from the States. If you just break it off your marriage can be healed. You have an unhealthy emotional bond now and need to break all contact and the soul ties. She doesn't need you, she needs Jesus. If you keep on talking to her she sins so if you love her like Jesus does simply cut it off.
^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^

Get on your robot mode and do it.
Stop looking at it.