Infidelity Support Group
Any relationship in which one partner engages willfully in sexual relations with another outside of the partnership is considered to have experienced infidelity. This breach of trust is often traumatizing for the faithful partner as well as the relationship, and support is often needed to heal emotionally and to decide whether or not the relationship should continue after...
But if u really want to know...hide a gps on his car.. Or if he has an iPhone look up places he frequently visits...
You already know the answer or you wouldn't be here...
Of course he's going to lie and deny. Most of them do.
I was quoting word for word from text messages I found from the other women (yes, plural) in my now-EX-husband's phone, and he STILL denied it. Until I had made him leave the house and refused to speak to him for 2 days, did he even admit it. And then, he only admitted what he knew that I definitely KNEW. That's been almost 2 years ago now, we are divorced, and he still never fully came clean about all I now know that he did. Again, many of them DON'T. Ever. Even when they've lost everything.
Is there really anything he could say that would explain all of this that would actually be the truth? No.
Unfortunately, that's your answer.
Since we're on the same verizon pan, I was able to get a list of the numbers she texted excessively. You can do a search on Facebook to see if the number is linked to an account.
Do you live together?
Perhaps say you're going on a girls trip or to visit a friend in another state. Hype it up like you're all excited, then get the PI To follow him.
Leaving the dog for two hours is a total lie, no animal lover would do that.
If you have access to his car, get a VAR. Google on line to find out more.
Do you have access to his phone?
I wish you well.