Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
So my husband cheated multiple times I finally had enough and kicked him out he said he wanted a divorce and it's been months and he hasn't filed so I decided to the other day and at first I felt good about it but now I'm sad about it and upset he moved on already living with the last woman he was cheating with and I seen facebook pics where he looked like he was so happy. That made me more miserable he doesn't see our kids and it's like he started a whole new life. Any suggestions to help me cope.
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Seek good legal advice, don't be swayed by angry family and friends.
Protect yourself and your children. Act quietly, don't show your hand, Don't get angry, be calm and think things out.
A legal seperation is best so no one party goes out on a spending spree or takes out a loan.
My ex cheated on me multiple times over 26 years, he wanted another life and moved on.
I would normally suguest couples counselling, but it appears he wants out.
Selfcare and care for your children.
Seek professional counseling for you and the children.
((((((Hugs))))))) be strong, be kind to yourself
In your case, move on. He isn't worth the misery.
short living relationship. there is lot lot more to relationship than what you see in the photo and you should know this as you have been in a relationship before. he already started living his different life when he started cheating (living 2 lives ? ) Father seeing his own kids are not always a good thing if he cannot add value to their lives and by sound of it, dedication/caring is not in his character. they may be better without him.
you need time to get used to the change