What questions to asking a cheating husband?

Singapore
February 22, 2009 7:53pm CST
If you found out your husband cheated on you, what questions would you ask him when you confront him? Share your thoughts.
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@nanajanet (4436)
• United States
23 Feb 09
Well, rather than give you a list, I looked up stuff for you because I know that I would forget something! http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_can_you_tell_if_your_spouse_is_cheating
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• Singapore
24 Feb 09
Thank Janet. I was actually asking about what to ask when you already know that your spouse is cheating. But the list of signs of cheating is very extensive and well written out. Thank you for the information.
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@nanajanet (4436)
• United States
24 Feb 09
AHA!!! Well, then do what I did. "Will it end now or are we divorcing? If we are not divorcing, then will you go for counseling? If we don't, then we are divorcing."
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• Singapore
27 Feb 09
Hi Janet, If only it was that simple. I'm more complicated and the situation is not so easily resolved when matters of the heart is concerned. I just wish that whatever decisions made is guided by the Divine Hand as He knows best.
@checapricorn (16060)
• United States
23 Feb 09
[i]Hi Sydney, I wish he will not..hehhee! but if ever my hubby will cheat on me and I will find it out...First thing I guess is that I will slap him...hahahhaha..and will tell him why he did it and lied to me! That is so painful but anyway, I do know if I can ask questions in real life, LOL! I may be throwing things to him and will pack my stuff! hahahahha![/i]
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• Singapore
5 Mar 09
Sorry I could not respond any earlier. What you would do is something I never did, but now that I read it again, it's funny. I did not slap him. But the words I said was as good as a tight slap. I told him that he has betrayed my trust and that even if we have family problems of our own, I do not go look for other men to find comfort in. I think it set him thinking about his actions. Well, I did ask a lot of questions and some of the answers are painful to hear, but I needed to accept the reality quickly, so I absorbed everything in order to understand the situation better. For my case, I think our situation can be resolved once he makes a decision, which hopefully is soon. I definitely will not throw things at him, that was what his mother did to his dad. Like father, like son. Not really sure though. I did not pack my stuff since he has promised that he would not let me and our daughter go. So it is now time for him to break off his relationship with the girl, which he finds very difficult to do.
@laglen (19759)
• United States
23 Feb 09
I would ask him how soon his crap will be out of the house.
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@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
23 Feb 09
not easy to start this but maybe i will ask about the situation whats the reason of cheating.eevry problem has solution and we should consider sometimes that wife also the reason why they cheated us.i did not experience "yet" but of course i will talked face to face.
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@ktosea (2026)
• China
23 Feb 09
If I am the woman,I may not talk to him about the cheating thing at all,divorce should be talked with him then
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@nery00 (121)
• United States
23 Feb 09
I wouldnt ask anything. Pack my things and go on my way. If there are kids involved he cheated on them to, time he could of spend with them he spend with someone else. Strong enough to pull my weight if not find strenght.
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@winterose (39887)
• Canada
23 Feb 09
I would ask him what he has been up to just so I can see if he was still lying about it. The I would tell him what I knew to see if he denied it, then I would kick him out.
@royal52gens (5488)
• United States
24 Feb 09
I did find out. I probably did not handle the betrayal well at all. We are now getting divorced. We tried to "work it out" but that was not to be. Now I find myself going through the six steps of loss. Currently, I am in the mourning stage. I don't remember the questions I asked. I know there were a lot of questions. I remember the answers did not make the hurt go away. The trust was gone and could not be retrieved. I will pray you fair better than I.
• Singapore
5 Mar 09
Hi royal52gens, I'm sorry that yours did not turn out well and that it's ending in a divorce. I hope mine will not tread that path. I'm trying to work things out and help my husband see the steps towards making a decision about this problem. It's not easy. He's trying to work things out in his head and I do hope that he makes a rational decision that reflects clear thinking. He has been open to me about everything, and yes, the answers to my questions hurt a lot. I'm documenting everything that has been said so that I remember every single bit, at least most of it. I believe it is a good way to reflect upon them later. I still do trust him, despite what he has done to me, so I guess we can still work it out. I'm meeting the girl face-to-face soon, not to confront (since I already know the story), but to talk and let her face the reality literally. Thank you for your prayers, I really appreciate it.
• United States
13 Mar 09
why? i mean what does she offer that i dont.. when did it start. does he love her. does he not care for me and our family..what did i do wrong.. what exactly is he doing with her...how they met etc.. i think it would be hard to knwo the truth but it is something every wife must knwo when put in this situation
@forslahiri (1042)
• India
23 Feb 09
Hi, "When did you register Ur name in that Great University?" Hubby-university?kidding? U- Why,that great"Cheating "University.... =Lahiri,Kolkata,India