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Originally Posted by Indigoflashed
I would like to present her side to the story.
She said she felt bored/distracted, and has since professed that she was wrong. Since the incident, while she has been changing passwords etc, I admit that I have given her a very hard time and severely invaded her privacy by following her, trying to install spyware (but failed) and also doubted what she told me by asking her to show me evidence of where and who she is with (pictures etc)
She said that me being like this is causing her pain and is driving her away, and I know that for a fact, she has been more of an escapist all these years.
The guy isn’t even handsome, in fact, I’m way better looking, fit, and only slightly older. She is just a couple of years younger than me. She told me it is a momentary fling and she wanted to end it even before I discovered it.
With all the emotional roller coaster going on, she has asked me for time alone to sort out her thoughts and to reflect. She told me she wants to save the marriage, wants us to go marriage counseling (but only after I keep being warm and cold unpredictably, guess she cannot handle it).
Since that 2nd time when I found the guys number I have not found any other signs of her contacting him, but they are colleagues thus I don’t know about office communication etc.
She does seem like she wants to make amends, putting in effort for our new house, and also trying to reassure me more.
That being said, I just don’t feel she is fully disclosing. I’m not sure if I’m overthinking it, and as a result pushing her away.
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I'll be blunt.
She lied to you on deleting the number and listed it under another name.
That's deliberate deception.
The affair has been ongoing for more than a year based on her desire to dress up etc.
They've definitely fucked. What other reason would the man have to be with her? Conversation? Intellectual enrichment?
Oh, and you'll find a second phone soon that she's using to communicate with her lover. It's a prepaid....