Sick and tired of my husband cheating

Re: Sick and tired of my husband cheating

Nobody is blindly telling her to divorce. Nor is anyone making light of the situation and saying divorce is the only option. Some of us are merely pointing out that sometimes it may be in the best interest of the children to not witness unhappy parents who argue, don’t love, trust or respect each other. It has ramifications that will be felt years later when those children grow up and become adults themselves.

We can only advise based upon the given information, so when a person comes and says her husband is a chronic cheater, has given her multiple reasons to believe he’s being unfaithful and is not even willing to admit they there is a problem, then I’m sorry, but I don’t agree with “ignoring it for the children’s sake”.

I totally agree with you that the OP should exhaust all remedies and solutions before thinking about ending her marriage. It’s not a decision to make based on momentary emotions however I’m amazed that our community still thinks of divorce as an automatic death sentence that will render women useless and immobile for life.