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Who Is Wrong And Who Is Right?

By lexxichristine11 August 24, 2020 10 answers Last updated August 24, 2020

Hello! I have been reading the topics on the site for some time, I recently witnessed a slightly complicated story involving people from my environment, I will not go into details, I will try to be brief. This is a family of my acquaintances, they have been together for about 13 years. The man cheats systematically, everyone knows this, including his wife, she has been caught or understood by people several times. In front of people are a good family, they have children, the man works and they do not lack anything material. The gentleman in question begins an online affair with a recently divorced woman who has just come out of a difficult marriage. Because he is very assertive and self-confident, the woman gives in, even though she is a free woman, she is much more cautious and careful than him. Start writing, ringing and sending photos, It is not known whether sex took place, but it is unlikely because the family lives abroad. After a while, his wife breaks the password and understands everything.

What is he doing? She scandalizes her husband, gets angry for two days and everything is fine at home. He finds the phone of the woman in question and her mother, calls them and insults and threatens the dirtiest, then tells them not to tell anyone not to embarrass her husband. The woman decides to sue the desperate wife for slander because she is sure that all conversations and messenger photos were deleted and the wife could not prove anything. Who do you think is right and who is wrong in this case, have you been in a similar situation? Is only the online mistress to blame in this case? Thanks in advance!!! he is angry for two days and everything is fine at home. He finds the phone of the woman in question and her mother, calls them and insults and threatens the dirtiest, then tells them not to tell anyone not to embarrass her husband. The woman decides to sue the desperate wife for slander because she is sure that all conversations and messenger photos were deleted and the wife could not prove anything. Who do you think is right and who is wrong in this case, have you been in a similar situation? Is only the online mistress to blame in this case? Thanks in advance!!! he is angry for two days and everything is fine at home.

He finds the phone of the woman in question and her mother, calls them and insults and threatens the dirtiest, then tells them not to tell anyone not to embarrass her husband. The woman decides to sue the desperate wife for slander because she is sure that all conversations and messenger photos were deleted and the wife could not prove anything. Who do you think is right and who is wrong in this case, have you been in a similar situation? Is only the online mistress to blame in this case? Thanks in advance!!! because she is sure that all conversations and photos sent by messenger have been deleted and the wife cannot prove anything. Who do you think is right and who is wrong in this case, have you been in a similar situation? Is only the online mistress to blame in this case? Thanks in advance!!! because she is sure that all conversations and photos sent by messenger have been deleted and the wife cannot prove anything. Who do you think is right and who is wrong in this case, have you been in a similar situation? Is only the online mistress to blame in this case? Thanks in advance!!!

Answers 10

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yiiiwha answered · August 24, 2020

   Why should we always judge the other woman? Yes, she is involved in something very low, such as infidelity, but she is not obliged to keep the relationship, but her husband. This is an act of a coward, and once you let it happen, she will not stop cheating. To me, this woman is too complex to still be with her husband. To judge both, because it would be very funny to judge only the woman, but not the man who is really the man next to her.

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profmicheledeluca answered · August 24, 2020

   It smells of a poorly concocted oriental plot with the insertion of modern technology. Something like a donkey and Hubble.

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sociedadruralargentina answered · August 24, 2020

   You're the mistress, aren't you? You cannot condemn anyone for slander in this way. Don't bother and back off, obviously neither of them is right with your head.

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bhutanfootball answered · August 24, 2020

   Because my ex did the same tricks, infidelities, hooting, etc. with a clear conscience I can say - the woman is guilty of enduring all this, that he also deals with his lovers !! ?? Abe beats her jester for exposing herself to other women. Her husband makes her a fool, shit everywhere, she will wipe him, why ??? It is stupid and pointless.

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revis24 answered · August 24, 2020

   Number 3 no, I'm not the mistress, everyone knows me and they know each other from the same place we are. I found out about the incident from the mistress herself, she and I are colleagues. I noticed that something was bothering her and I talked to her and she told me, I advised her not to film, not to care what someone's wife thinks, and most importantly to open her eyes and realize that the man himself he is not a man but a complex and costs nothing. She told me she didn't care, but why her mother had to get involved was her problem. As for the defamation case, I don't know how far it has come, I will follow what is happening and I will write again.

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carrefourbrasil answered · August 24, 2020

   Defamation occurs when there is publicity. If the wife has published the insults in question in the State Gazette, then the mistress may feel "slandered." No normal court will go to deal with neighborhood quarrels over the phone. Alpha, w. 30 years

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bismackbiyombo answered · August 25, 2020

   It is not known who is more guilty than whom. The wife seems to be more impressed by the fact that people know about her husband's antics than by the antics themselves. She began to insult her mistress unnecessarily, and in the end her husband swore allegiance, not the ones he slept with. If we talk about guilt, the mistress is not very innocent, but the bound is the one who cheated and hurt you with his lies. In general, she could have divorced happily long ago and lived her life peacefully with a man who would be faithful to her. She could have acted differently, without making dramas and introducing everyone to her personal problems. She is somewhat to blame for tolerating this behavior and allowing it. His mistress is shameless. He is both guilty and realizes that his wife's reaction is normal, and he decides to sue her for defamation. Why would he sue her? Because he thinks that the wife has no evidence of infidelity. So, she's guilty and she knows it, but since there's no evidence, she can come out innocent and make some money. If we have to think about it, her mistress may have a completely different version of the marriage of those two from the real one. Still, he is guilty of dealing with a committed man and behaving like holy water without drinking when his wife finds out about the infidelity. The husband is a little hat on a stick. He takes care of the family's expenses, satisfies their material needs and decides that by the time his duties are over and he can live. Good, but he could have divorced happily and blown it where his eyes could see without hurting anyone. Plus he was already caught in infidelity, he could at least try to be more discreet. Not that infidelity apologizes like that, but it's only logical to be careful, when you break your promises. Otherwise, if the man was standing on his family's ass and didn't have numerous outings, this story wouldn't exist at all. He may be provoked by something, but I doubt it, because there were ways to deal with the problems in his marriage instead of cheating. The other thing was, if he had been smart enough to cover his tracks, no one would have known about his antics at all, and things would be different now. Maybe he's the lead in this story, and most of his fault is entirely his. if he had been smart enough to cover his tracks, no one would have known about his antics at all, and things would be different now. Maybe he's the lead in this story, and most of his fault is entirely his. if he had been smart enough to cover his tracks, no one would have known about his antics at all, and things would be different now. Maybe he's the lead in this story, and most of his fault is entirely his.

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anthony_mendez answered · August 25, 2020

   It is written "my acquaintances", the plural is what "her" ???

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noorin_shereef_ answered · August 25, 2020

   A typical example of a miserable wife completely dependent on her husband financially and enduring all his asses and adventures. Does it matter who is wrong and who is right?

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singhlions answered · August 26, 2020

   this is one of the cases where there are no rights, everyone is mascara :-)) Let's see the facts: The man is a scumbag who fucks whatever he likes, the woman pretends to be blind and distracted, ie there is no self-esteem, and the mistress is she caught up with a married man and became involved in a foreign family, although she understood well what it cost to break up her own. I can't sympathize with any of them, and this with the court is funny :-)