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. wrote:. wrote:KitKat, I hope that you've worked things out a bit. This is hard. If you read this thread, you'll find the advice is pretty much the same. (It's just that some people deliver it from a garbage truck. I hope the apology was sincere. Perhaps that person never had anyone that cared about his or her feelings when young and thinks that response is justified to a kid that's hurting. Hard to say.)
I hope you found a way to let your mom know. My husband was cheating on me. If one of my children found out and had let him know they knew, he would have come forward a long time ago to take that burden off of his child. Nobody deserves to go through having to protect a cheater, much less a kid having to live a lie for a parent. I honestly believe that would be the worst thing you could do to your child. I'm so sorry you are having to deal with this.
Your advice is different from mine how exactly?
There is no point in sugar-coating the situation or wrapping it up in ribbons. The situation will still be the same and so will the pain and fallout of the situation.
There is no easy solution to it, but crying about the situation isnt going to do any good is it? Of course its not.
And 12 year old or not, it is rather silly for someone of that age to think that there is any magic solution to put things right.
Truth be told, the only reason the kid is posting here isbecause she wants to make a decision, but because she has alreadynotthe decison,madeand doesn't like it.
From that perspective, I think its silly. Sure it hurts, but goodness me - what else can be done?
By the way - I know what I'm talking about here, young or otherwise.
tonksie wrote:I think my dad's cheating on my mom. I've overheard some of his conversations with one of his old friends from high school who he's started talking to again, and they sound really suspicious. My parents get along okay, they don't hate each other but I doubt they're in love anymore. My mom's living in another state currently due to her job, but they're still married, so it's extremely immoral and disgusting for my dad to do this to her! He keeps lying to me whenever I ask him who he was talking to. I've lost so much of my respect for my dad. But the weird thing is, although he's not a good husband, he's a really caring father who sacrifices a lot for me and my brother. I know he loves us more than his own life. What should I do? I'll feel awkward if I confront him, and I can't even contemplate telling my mother. But I can't just watch him cheat on her! Please help me!
. wrote:there were a few from this woman, one sexual one and one stating that he's the love of her life....... I looked at my dad's phone again and saw another couple of messages from the same woman, again proclaiming her supposed "love" for him.
. wrote:Every situation is different.
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