Sorry Monique butYou can't just expect women who are married, have children, etc. to just pick up and moved based on advice received online or even when confronted with undeniable evidence. Denial is a process that needs to be worked through, just like denial after a death. Who wants to believe the worst of their spouse (or children, parents, etc.)? Give these women a break -- they're hurting, scared and possibly already have low self-esteem issues which are compounded by even lower self-esteem because they're wondering why they weren't good enough, etc. It's a long road from denial to anger -- some take that journey faster than others.
Ok well the number of people who claim it is a deal breaker on the dis is high compared to the number of those that grasp the situation when it is presenting itself. And then there are some that just never do seem to get angry they run for senate.

What happened to all those women who cheered that movie somethings gotta give???
I am helping a friend right now in the final stages of her divorce, he cheated, he told her she said ok its over. Had I have known more of the situation earlier she would probably of known earlier and why yes I do believe that would of been it for her then as well too. I don't think it took him but two weeks from the time he told her and the time she said see ya to be out of the house. And she is a SAHM with 3 kids and is in an apartment now. Her son is over at my house right now. These are the women I know. I have 3 myself and while honestly I donlt know that I would pack up and move I would probably be posting what LEGAL revenge I enacted or something along those lines. Lke buying him a chiauau or something and have my son drop it off at work. Name the dog bill or the other womans name stuff like that LOL.
