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| 3 | Mutual infidelity in a 13-year marriage, trying to figure out where to go from hereYou're probably right. I was thinking one-party and two-party. But it doesn't fall under that if he's not one of the parties involved. If he ever brings these to court, he'll likely end up in more trouble than his (soon-to-be) ex. Especially since she probably has legally obtained evidence (like texts, bills, etc) that shows he was actively hiring sex workers prior to his evidence, which would be thrown out and may earn him charges. | /r/Divorce_Men | 28/07/26 01:44 PM |
| 3 | Mutual infidelity in a 13-year marriage, trying to figure out where to go from hereI'm confused. Do support groups only tell people they're right? Or is it not also the group's obligation to give someone hard truths as well? OP clearly doesn't see his own hypocrisy clearly here. Nor really his own part in how his marriage crumbled. He says she'll "paint him" as a hypocrite, not that he actually is one. He spent roughly 2-3 paragraphs touching on: How he was never in love with his wife. How he's an alcoholic. How he created a dead bedroom environment. How he was a chronic cheat… | /r/Divorce_Men | 28/07/26 12:33 PM |
| 1 | Why is there a discussion?I feel like a lot of these men take Fight Club seriously... or maybe the people who Palahniuk was poking at in the first place. I have a hard time believing that what they're saying are their own ideas and not some strange fan fiction sub. I almost expect them to start posting in the same writing style soon. It'd be easier to stomach if they did... Much more amusing. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 31/07/14 06:02 PM |
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