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Ladies: What would you do if you found sexual emails sent from your hubby to another dude?

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Would you be forgiving and accepting of it?

Update:

Update 2:

I agree, it doesn't matter of a person's sex life... BUT when you've been married for a year and you're 7 months pregnant when you find these emails, your world falls apart...

Update 3:

I have confronted him about it. It's been 8 months since I've found the emails. I do NOT trust him. I'm dealing with Post Partum Depression, on top of it.

Update 4:

Mike, LOL!!

Update 5:

Obviously, he has said sorry and all of the horses***... He has also said, I would eventually let it go. Like I said, it's been 8 months and not a day goes by I don't think of it.

If I wasn't pregnant at the time I found them, I would have left. I don't have a job anymore and being a single parent isn't my ideal life choice

Update 6:

oh the picture isn't of me!!! haha! that's Erin Andrews, college footballl reporter. I am in a Fantasy Football League and my team's name is Erin Andrews. LOL

Here's me on the right.. Mom's on the left:

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a80/Kpierce1124/h...

Update 7:

Texts? I am unsure of.

The only reason why I found the emails because he called me one day from work and asked me to retrieve a # from his inbox. I warned him that I was real bored and I would probably snoop. He said, "I don't have anything to hide." I found only 2 emails, out of at least 4. He apparently forgot about those 2 and didn't delete them. I texted him as soon as I found them. He denied them right away, so I forwarded them to my inbox. Within 45 mins he was home from work... (came home 5 hours early)

Update 8:

i think it would have been better off if it were a female... now i am insecure of BOTH sexes. it is unfair to me.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    3 years after this happened to me,we are in counceling because i do not trust him-its not working-i lost the love,attraction and need for him-now he is sorry,commited and changed(?), so...my answer is,get divorced,the situation rarely gets better-even without the cheating i feel betrayed and am sure i will find a better life without him-

    so will you,otherwise, you always wonder and that's no way to live

  • pat z
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    1 decade ago

    I'd probably deal with it the same way I would if I found inappropriate e-mails to and/ or from another woman. I'd wait and gather evidence (make copies, etc.), then confront him. I would ask him if he wanted to continue to be married and would go to couples counseling to work on whatever problems between us led to his going outside the marriage. Part of recommitting to the marriage would mean immediately breaking all contact of any kind with the other party, etc., etc. (same sort of "rules" given for heterosexual affairs. Beyond Affairs Network is an excellent web site to go to for this sort of advice.) AND being totally transparent in all his dealings with other people (so, open about e-mails, texts, phone records, etc.. He temporarily "lost" his right to privacy when he betrayed his marriage vows and your trust!).

    I can imagine that you don't trust him. Has he made any effort to take responsibility for his behavior, acknowledge his mistakes, etc.? (Saying sorry is only the very beginning. Actions speak much louder than words!)

    Rebuilding trust is a real tough job and he needs to be squeaky clean and super-accountable, something only he can do (you can't "make" him, in other words).

    I hope this works out for you. But you may need to think of alternative plans if your husband doesn't step up, sorry to say.

    Good luck!

    PS YOU would eventually let it go! Puleeease! He is the one who flirted with fooling around! How would he feel if your roles had been reversed!?! Would he have "let it go"?

    Source(s): Life. (And I can't recommend couples counseling highly enough!)
  • 1 decade ago

    Assume he is living a double life. He is either bi or homosexual and is taking risks with your health. Regardless of whether it's a male or a female cheating is cheating. Dishonesty, lying, and deception will tear a relationship apart. I would confront him immediately if i had enough info to be 100% certain of what I had as any doubt will be used to persuade me that it isn't what I think it is. If I don't have the info I need I would put a key stroke recorder on the computer and get enough evidence to find out what's going on. I would not be forgiving and accepting of it as marriage is a vow between two people. period

  • 1 decade ago

    As beautiful as you are and he wants a dude? Let him have him!! This guy is either blind or stupid or both! Either way, YOU are being directly affected by his actions and it's going to only get worse. HE has issues that stem from childhood more than likely, and life's too short to live it being unhappy. The break up will hurt, but that's why we morn. It'll get better, and soon you'll realize you made the right choice. Be happy pretty lady and take care of that baby!! Good luck

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  • 5 years ago

    i've got have been given some fairly nasty junk mail emails like that. as quickly as a place gets your e mail handle it seams like a number of varieties of smut is attainable in from a number of components. So it is different from he had acquaintances from throughout sending him stuff like that. Plus on account which you probably did no longer open it you don't be attentive to what's interior. i'm uncertain what the guidelines are approximately sending out emails like that throughout the time of spite of the undeniable fact that it probable varies between states. probable what got here approximately your husband or somebody visited a questionable web site or filled out some form that asked if he substitute into over 18 and e mail handle. Or that information substitute into bought to three grimy web pages. i'd doubt that is unlawful which you will computer screen his e mail on account which you have legal get admission to to it, yet have confidence themes come into play. He would bypass to a grimy web site now and back being a guy. yet while it is actual subject for you, you would be extra ideal off asking him. because of fact this would o.k. no longer be his fault and placed your suggestions comfy.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Could be so much worse.

    First, it was just email.

    Text.

    Not cool, but it's not *that* big of a deal.

    The bigger question is if you accept his bisexuality and if he really is bisexual or if he was just trying to find the hottest women he could to see if she would 'do it' for him and she didn't...

    If he's bisexual then he's picked a team and needs to stick with it. Can he trust himself and you trust him to never act on it?

    Look at the silver lining, you get to check out the hot guys together and maybe he'll have a sense of fashion and like shopping for clothes.

    If you're the type that needs a 'rock' man... then maybe this isn't going to work out.

    Buy a strap-on....

    Source(s): No one is "perfect".
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Well, what would you do if he had sent the emails to a woman? It should be the exact same response. No married man should be saying anything sexual to anyone but his wife, whether it's to a man or a woman.

    To be honest, if that happened to me, the man would no longer be my husband.

    I really think you two need to seek counseling, a relationship of lies and hurt is no family to raise a baby in, and right now, you need to think of your child and your own mental wellbeing above anything else.

    Good Luck.

  • 1 decade ago

    I would keep reading them and confront him about it. I would be so upset and make sure I had all my ducks in a row before I confronted him so that he could not come up with a false truth. He may feel embarrassed and push it off on somebody else. do some investigating.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I'd be shocked! But if I'm pregnant, I think I might be hurt as well. Talk to him; maybe it's just some unimportant fantasy he needs to get out of his system.

  • 1 decade ago

    I would be accepting of the support checks and the time that he spent with his child during visitation.

    I would TRY to find it in my heart to forgive him the rest of it sometime in the future.

    Good luck, Honey.

    xoxoxo

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