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...
I don't want to burst your bubble...My H's whore would text, call and email. He said she wouldn't give up. We called her, emailed her. I called her job. Nothing stopped this women.
What I didn't know is he was making up stories, Lies! They had this whole secret code thing going on. He was allowed to say anything he wanted to her in front of me. She and I got into it once when he put us on a conference call to end the affair after lying to my face for 10 month. I've been threatened my his whore. She has pranked called me and emailed several time.
Bottom line...He has filled her head so full of lies she believes she is saving him from his crazy wife that forces him to be a part of a family he doesn't want.
Your H is the ONLY one that can control his OW. You can only choose if you want to live with someone else in your bed or not.
Make it clear that neither you nor your husband have any interest in speaking with her ever again. Then save all calls and text messages on both of your phones. Go to the police and file a restraining order, and then file harassment charges. This woman is a psycho and obviously needs help. NAIL HER!!!
However, why would you trust your H either?
Someone said that the reason not to trust her is because she's capable of having an affair, so she must be a liar.
Well, by that logic....
Before I discovered the whole truth about my ex's affair, he had me convinced that the OW was a psycho who forced him by blackmail to see her (she was his ex and and had a lot of 'goods' on him, so that was very plausable). My ex wanted desperately to keep me, so he blamed her for at least half.
She tried to tell me the truth but I wouldn't listen.
Well, six months later it turned out she was telling me the truth. She was being lied to, she thought he was getting back with her again, he told her he broke up with me (meanwhile we were more engaged and committed than ever)
He was cornered and confessed. Even though she's pretty crazy and unstable, she wasn't making it up.
The point is, even when he got the second chance at making it with me, even though I know that he loves me more than anything or anyone, he still lied to protect himself. He lied, he said, because he was afraid the whole truth would get him kicked out. And he was right.