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Originally Posted by RoxanneToto
I wouldn’t call being upset and angry about the consequences of his infidelity “bitterness” (apologies if I already posted a similar comment here, but I think it bears repeating, especially with the prevailing cultural narratives around cheating that tend to favour - mostly the males - perps). I’d call it righteous anger for being put in a position where divorce was even something you’d consider. The whole thing is unfair on you (because none of it, aside from initiating divorce as a consequence of his choices, was your choice) and you’re entitled to be angry about it.
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RoxanneToto, thanks so much.
I like how you put it - righteous anger. Perfectly stated!
He tried to tell me the other day that it was RUDE of me to tear up all our printed pictures. Well, it was rude of HIM to be unfaithful!!! I couldn't believe he even tried to claim this to me.