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How to move on from an extramarital fling with a colleague

I think I have fallen in love with him

Summary:  Below is yet another story of a naive woman who fell in love with a lying married man and while he has moved on citing his commitment to family and vows of marriage, she is heartbroken.  I tell her how she can move on.

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Amanda writes, "I have been fooling around with a married coworker for 6 months. It is hard for us to meet (he's married, I'm not; we both work late nights in a customer service center) but all I can think about is kissing him, holding him, sleeping with him. He is not happy at home, but he can't divorce because he has a teenage son and doesn't want to hurt him. He constantly complains about his wife. Here is my dilemma. He will be leaving our company for a job in another city, so I won't be able to see him. I recently found out there have been other women before me. A mutual friend also told me that this man would do anything for his wife, and would never leave her, no matter how miserable he is. How do I prepare myself for the inevitable, and move on? Honestly, I dream about this man every night."

All married men trash their wives to seduce other women



This man has conned you using a time-tested trick used by adulterers. They essentially elicit sympathy from other women by complaining about how bad their wives are, how lonely they feel, and how they are such wonderful husbands and fathers. All these things work like magic with most women because then they see a man who is awesome in every way but is not getting what he deserves from an awful wife. In reality, though, many of them are actually married to wonderful women, have happy and loving marriages, and trust their men completely that they will never say a bad word about them or cheat.

Men who do not believe in monogamy should not marry

I generally have no opinion on adultery, but I find such men disgusting. In my opinion, if you want to enjoy more than one woman, then don't get married, but if you are married and still want to fool around, then at least be honest part of the time. I would rather see this man telling you that he loves his wife, that she is awesome that he will never leave her for you but because you are a sexy woman, he will love to fool around. I know a lot of women are fine with that and would still do what he wants to do.

A fling with a married man is just for fun

Think of it this way: both of you had fun and he was more or less open from the beginning that he was not interested in a serious relationship with you. Yes, you seem to have fallen in love with him to some extent, but it is good that he is leaving, because it is time for you to find a real relationship. As long as you had this crush on him, you would not be able to find a man who is single and will love you as you love him. In the future, if you do hook up with a married man who is trashing his wife but still hanging on to her, it is simply because he wants sex from you. It is fine to have fun with such a man as long as you know that it is nothing more than entertainment.

You had a good time but it is over. Trust me, unless this man was Casanova, you will find dudes like that in a heartbeat. There are so many married men looking for naive girls, they wine and dine them, shower them with gifts, and even pretend that they are in love with them. My advice to you would still be to fill the gap that you have in your heart with a real relationship.

 

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