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bigjb62 -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/20/2015 7:48:44 AM)

There's some good advise and really bad advice from people on here but the bottom line is if you really want to have the best chance of saving your marriage you need to go to marriage counseling together. Don't go to someone by yourself, because no matter how accurate you try to be you are really only telling someone else your side of the story and you will not get good advise unless both side are presented. I tell you this from experience.
I was married for 28 years and most of those years were great but we hit a rough path and my ex sought advise from friends and family and became convinced that the marriage could not be saved and since her family were rarely around and we had very few friends that we shared the advise came from people who only heard one side of the story. When I found out she wanted a divorce I wanted to go to marriage counseling but because she had been convinced the marriage wasn't savable she wouldn't go.
Going through the divorce was the most difficult thing I have ever had to to deal with and the only winners are the Lawyers and the biggest loser in our case was our son.
It's been almost 3 years now and I'm still not completely over the trauma and may never be. 28 years is a long time and I never considered that I would be alone at 53 and at my age finding someone to date let alone spend the rest of my years with is proving to be difficult.




bdsmboy73 -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/22/2015 12:30:47 PM)

Install a key stroke logging program.....you can see everything he types after the fact.....get his password, voila.




LadyConstanze -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/22/2015 1:05:00 PM)


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ORIGINAL: bigjb62

There's some good advise and really bad advice from people on here but the bottom line is if you really want to have the best chance of saving your marriage you need to go to marriage counseling together. Don't go to someone by yourself, because no matter how accurate you try to be you are really only telling someone else your side of the story and you will not get good advise unless both side are presented. I tell you this from experience.
I was married for 28 years and most of those years were great but we hit a rough path and my ex sought advise from friends and family and became convinced that the marriage could not be saved and since her family were rarely around and we had very few friends that we shared the advise came from people who only heard one side of the story. When I found out she wanted a divorce I wanted to go to marriage counseling but because she had been convinced the marriage wasn't savable she wouldn't go.
Going through the divorce was the most difficult thing I have ever had to to deal with and the only winners are the Lawyers and the biggest loser in our case was our son.
It's been almost 3 years now and I'm still not completely over the trauma and may never be. 28 years is a long time and I never considered that I would be alone at 53 and at my age finding someone to date let alone spend the rest of my years with is proving to be difficult.



I'm not being mean here, but if one partner decides the marriage/relationship doesn't work for him or her anymore, that's it usually, you can often try and patch things up but they don't tend to last.

Sorry that things didn't work out for you, but don't you think if you might have patched it up for another bunch of years it would be even more difficult? I always thought that you have to be happy with yourself first before you can be happy with somebody else, if you just want somebody so that you are not alone, that is making things difficult.

If the OP and her hubby are both happy to find counselling that works for both of them, by all means, but if one half of the relationship is finished with it, that's just it.




bigjb62 -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/22/2015 9:08:30 PM)

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I'm not being mean here, but if one partner decides the marriage/relationship doesn't work for him or her anymore, that's it usually, you can often try and patch things up but they don't tend to last.

Sorry that things didn't work out for you, but don't you think if you might have patched it up for another bunch of years it would be even more difficult? I always thought that you have to be happy with yourself first before you can be happy with somebody else, if you just want somebody so that you are not alone, that is making things difficult.

If the OP and her hubby are both happy to find counselling that works for both of them, by all means, but if one half of the relationship is finished with it, that's just it.


If your in a marriage for a very long time there usually very good reasons for that and for someone to decide to divorce after many years without at least trying to resolve a few problems is very short sighted. Every marriage goes through rough patches and in most cases things can be worked out if both people are willing.
In my business I met a lot of people and after my divorce I spoke to several couples who had been married for a lot more years than me and all of them told me that there were times when they wanted to divorce but stuck it out and in every case once they got through the bad spots they were even happier then before.
I think people are to quick to say get out of the marriage before there is even any professional effort fix some of the problems in the relationship and I think those who are saying otherwise are doing a disservice to the person asking for advice.
If the problems can't be worked out then so be it but at least some real effort should be made to fix things.




Kana -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/22/2015 10:14:21 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Confusedsub64

I recently discovered my Dom husband of 25 years who is faithful to me has been secretly being an online bull and is active in cuckold communities online. I don't know what to make of this. He is very jealous and has never wanted to be with another woman or in any kind of three way. But it appears he likes the idea of acting like a cuckhold bull online. Can anyone advise me?


1-Before anyone rushes to conclusions, has He kept His dick in His hand or actually shared it with someone else? Cuz, you know, fantasies are just that.

2-You folks want to install tracking software?? Like really?
Maybe I'm dumb, but I either trust someone or I don't. If not, I can't be in a relationship with them. Period.
If things have fallen so low that I'm looking at tracking software, My ass is gone long before that




LadyPact -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/23/2015 4:56:25 AM)

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ORIGINAL: bigjb62
If your in a marriage for a very long time there usually very good reasons for that and for someone to decide to divorce after many years without at least trying to resolve a few problems is very short sighted. Every marriage goes through rough patches and in most cases things can be worked out if both people are willing.
In my business I met a lot of people and after my divorce I spoke to several couples who had been married for a lot more years than me and all of them told me that there were times when they wanted to divorce but stuck it out and in every case once they got through the bad spots they were even happier then before.
I think people are to quick to say get out of the marriage before there is even any professional effort fix some of the problems in the relationship and I think those who are saying otherwise are doing a disservice to the person asking for advice.
If the problems can't be worked out then so be it but at least some real effort should be made to fix things.

While I am also very sorry for your personal situation with your divorce, I'm not sure I agree entirely with the above.

Whatever this is that the OP has brought here, there is an obvious lack of trust and that can go either way. For some, once trust is lost, it's just plain gone and no professional help is going to repair that. For some, it will. However, a person needs to know themselves and which category they fall into. If the OP is one of the folks who consider cyber as a form of infidelity, that's something that some relationships will not come back from.

There are some things that, for some people, they are just going to call it quits and that's the end. Depending on how the person views what brought the lack of trust, they have the option of not letting somebody continue whatever hurt them.





longwayhome -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/28/2015 8:01:17 AM)

I know it's a bit obvious but you need to talk to him about it and see what he says.

It's all too easy to give online marriage advice when you are not the one going through it. Find out what he thinks he was doing. How he responds will probably help to make your mind up.

There's no quick fixes whether your marriage survives or not. Twenty right years at least deserves a go even just so you know you tried.

All the best with resolving it one way or another.




Greta75 -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/28/2015 8:15:00 AM)

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I think her partner has already shown that even though he knows it upsets her, he still does it behind her back.
Whether he promised not to do it or not isn't the problem here - it's the abuse of trust.

I think it's not this black and white. So far, all she has said was online. It sounds like masturbating to porn or something. Or just cyber sex fantasies.
Because this man has have been faithful to her for 25 years, I mean, there isn't enough information on exactly what caused her concern. My interpretation was if it was just cyber stuffs, she was willing to try to understand and work with it and give him some leeway. I think she was concern if it could turn into real life action of cheating. My gut was that, that's her underlying concern about this whole thing.

That's why she wants to see more of his conversations.

Also, if he has an addiction, he may have a hard time staying away. That's why I also said she has to decide if she can accept dealing with this, or it's something too difficult, then yes, leave. But find out exactly what's going on first. Is it just cyber or has it translated to real things. Then decide.





Greta75 -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/28/2015 8:22:23 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: bigjb62
If your in a marriage for a very long time there usually very good reasons for that and for someone to decide to divorce after many years without at least trying to resolve a few problems is very short sighted. Every marriage goes through rough patches and in most cases things can be worked out if both people are willing.


I fully agree with this. The thing is sometimes, is whenever we say our wedding vows, it's suppose to be through thick and thin. Humans are gonna fuck up along the way, nobody is perfect. And people grow and change along the way as well, which makes it even more complicated, as this means, you either grow together in the same direction or you grow apart.
But of course, it takes two hands to clap. If one party refuse to work with the other party, then it's the end.
Many marriages have survived adversity and gotten closer, and many could not survive it either.
I still always have hope that couples who tough it out so long together would be able to live happily ever after and get through their challenges.







LadyConstanze -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/28/2015 8:43:21 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: bigjb62

quote:

I'm not being mean here, but if one partner decides the marriage/relationship doesn't work for him or her anymore, that's it usually, you can often try and patch things up but they don't tend to last.

Sorry that things didn't work out for you, but don't you think if you might have patched it up for another bunch of years it would be even more difficult? I always thought that you have to be happy with yourself first before you can be happy with somebody else, if you just want somebody so that you are not alone, that is making things difficult.

If the OP and her hubby are both happy to find counselling that works for both of them, by all means, but if one half of the relationship is finished with it, that's just it.


If your in a marriage for a very long time there usually very good reasons for that and for someone to decide to divorce after many years without at least trying to resolve a few problems is very short sighted. Every marriage goes through rough patches and in most cases things can be worked out if both people are willing.
In my business I met a lot of people and after my divorce I spoke to several couples who had been married for a lot more years than me and all of them told me that there were times when they wanted to divorce but stuck it out and in every case once they got through the bad spots they were even happier then before.
I think people are to quick to say get out of the marriage before there is even any professional effort fix some of the problems in the relationship and I think those who are saying otherwise are doing a disservice to the person asking for advice.
If the problems can't be worked out then so be it but at least some real effort should be made to fix things.



I am in a marriage and we worked through rough patches, however we do that because we love each other, if one of us would fall out of love or fall in love with somebody else, that would it be, or if one of us would violate the trust in a way that the other person can't get over with, that would also be the end.

Some things can be patched up, others can't, sticking it out and trying to force a partner to stay with me because I'm afraid to be alone is a recipe for disaster. If a situation makes you very unhappy and you can't change it (i.e. one partner just will always break the rules), then why prolong the agony and make yourself miserable.

It takes 2 people to make a marriage work, if one of them isn't willing, it's not going to work, the worst reason for sticking in a marriage or relationship that doesn't work anymore is the fear of being alone.




seekingreality -> RE: Please answer I need help. (12/28/2015 10:06:18 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Confusedsub64

I recently discovered my Dom husband of 25 years who is faithful to me has been secretly being an online bull and is active in cuckold communities online. I don't know what to make of this. He is very jealous and has never wanted to be with another woman or in any kind of three way. But it appears he likes the idea of acting like a cuckhold bull online. Can anyone advise me?


From his standpoint, he may regard this as nothing more than harmless online fantasy play since there is no physical contact. Or maybe he's not being faithful. I think you simply need to talk to him.




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