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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks

That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

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By *mber81Woman  over a year ago

Chorley, Eng


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

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By *hrimper36Couple  over a year ago

Central France dept 36

At times we do what we do just to get through each day so yes to some it’s fucked up but to others it’s survival.

Chins up.

T

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

But it’s not right is it Makes me quite a horrible person.

Not looking for sympathy just thinking out loud.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Liverpool


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

Very much so. Certain situations can push us in different unexpected ways. Remember you need to look after yourself too. It's not selfish to also be doing that.

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By *inkForLifeCouple  over a year ago

North Shields

As long as your husband is getting the attention and support he needs from you, nothing wrong with you enjoying some down time.

It's only an issue if you've got your priorities wrong.

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By *ose-tinted GlassesMan  over a year ago

Glasgow / London


"Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

^ She’s right.

Well put, Amber.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Don't beat yourself up OP. You're only human at the end of the day. We all need ways to help ourselves through difficult situations. A distraction from the brutality of day to day life is what keeps some of us soldiering on x

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"As long as your husband is getting the attention and support he needs from you, nothing wrong with you enjoying some down time.

It's only an issue if you've got your priorities wrong. "

My focus & attention is solely on him. I’m not looking to meeting up with anyone for the foreseeable & I’ve expressly put that on my bio so I’m not misleading anybody.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?"

No he doesn’t.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t. "

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

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By *ellhungvweMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham

OP - I think you will get a relatively easy ride on here today because you are female. If you posted this from your husbands account then I think you would be ripped to pieces.

I do hope you have spoken to hubby about it. If you are doing this behind his back then it is more than shitty.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

You got to make your own choices in life, strangers opinions don't really matter. What I will say is if a man posted this.. WW3.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself."

I just think cheating on the one person that you’re supposed to love in his biggest moment of need is as low as you can go and that’s as polite as I can possibly be on this subject.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

You shouldn't feel down upon yourself or feel any type of way. Truthfully it's your escapism and distraction. Sometimes you need it to get away to help your state of mind especially when it's constantly worrying and over thinking it. At the end of the day you still care for him and support him. It just shows you have a good heart and intention. You could've been horrible and not care or even end leaving. But at the end of the day you are still there for him. Don't feel guilty and ashamed, or any kind of way. You being here and him not knowing maybe not the greatest but I'm sure you have your reasons. On which my guess you don't want to give him the stress

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

You just do what you need to do. It’s nobody else’s business, although you’ve made it people’s business by posting it. Nobody knows what other people are going through. You’ll be judged on here of course you will.

And for the record I think those who know me know I’d say exactly the same if it was a man who posted.

Take care xx

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan  over a year ago

A den in the Glen


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

Well said

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

You shouldn't feel down upon yourself or feel any type of way. Truthfully it's your escapism and distraction. Sometimes you need it to get away to help your state of mind especially when it's constantly worrying and over thinking it. At the end of the day you still care for him and support him. It just shows you have a good heart and intention. You could've been horrible and not care or even end leaving. But at the end of the day you are still there for him. Don't feel guilty and ashamed, or any kind of way. You being here and him not knowing maybe not the greatest but I'm sure you have your reasons. On which my guess you don't want to give him the stress"

There’s no question of leaving him. Ever. I’m aware this thread stirs up strong opinions but I’m ok with that. I knew that when I posted. I’ve also admitted it’s wrong of me.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

Sorry to day this, but if your acknowledging how fucked up this is, it must mean you feel like your doing something wrong, so if you are acknowledging it as such, why are yiu doing it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

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By *mber81Woman  over a year ago

Chorley, Eng


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

But it’s not right is it Makes me quite a horrible person.

Not looking for sympathy just thinking out loud. "

I read your profile. It sounds like he doesn't know and it sounds like you have been doing this for some time before he got sick.

If you didn't feel horrible before then why now?

But if you feel like a horrible person then examine what you are getting out of being here and see if you can find it else where in a way that won't make you or potentially your husband feel horrible.

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one."

Why?

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"You just do what you need to do. It’s nobody else’s business, although you’ve made it people’s business by posting it. Nobody knows what other people are going through. You’ll be judged on here of course you will.

And for the record I think those who know me know I’d say exactly the same if it was a man who posted.

Take care xx"

Those in glass houses should sit down & shut up I mean we all *think* we know what we’d do but until we’re in that position. I’m not saying it’s right,I know it’s not.

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it.

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By *ecret_Passion777Man  over a year ago

Manchester

It’s mad isn’t it how men get absolutely slated for being on here behind their wives’ backs, but women - even a woman with a husband who has a fucking BRAIN TUMOR - get nothing but cuddles and reassurances and platitudes for cheating on their partners, hahahah!!!

Fucking hell, the sexist double standards are insane!! Hahah

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

As others have rightly pointed out…

If a man posted this about his wife having a brain tumour, etc, then to say he’d get shredded is an understatement.

It’s your call OP because you’re the one who has to live with yourself.

Got to love fab’s double standards.

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By *eliWoman  over a year ago

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So Op. You know what you're doing isn't particularly great.

You might be feeling a bit low/stressed/whatever. He's your husband though. I just think... if you're not being honest with someone you probably love?

At a time like that?

Yeah...

Look you'll get those who are married (fucking married folk) who sympathise. Some who think it's pretty fucking scummy.

Why did you post this OP? Are you wanting attention and an outlet?

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"You just do what you need to do. It’s nobody else’s business, although you’ve made it people’s business by posting it. Nobody knows what other people are going through. You’ll be judged on here of course you will.

And for the record I think those who know me know I’d say exactly the same if it was a man who posted.

Take care xx

Those in glass houses should sit down & shut up I mean we all *think* we know what we’d do but until we’re in that position. I’m not saying it’s right,I know it’s not. "

I’m a big believer, and always have been, that you cannot say exactly what you would do until you’re in a situation.

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"It’s mad isn’t it how men get absolutely slated for being on here behind their wives’ backs, but women - even a woman with a husband who has a fucking BRAIN TUMOR - get nothing but cuddles and reassurances and platitudes for cheating on their partners, hahahah!!!

Fucking hell, the sexist double standards are insane!! Hahah"

It’s always been like that on here

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By *eroLondonMan  over a year ago

Mayfair


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one."

How often do the ones posted by men in a similar vein get removed? Rarely.

Putting aside the moral compass, because it's not my business, I sincerely wish the OP well. I would do the same if a man had posted this thread.

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By *irtydevil666Man  over a year ago

bristol

It’s royally fucked up....sums it up I think....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it. "

Imagine being the husband. Seriously ill and your wife is cheating. Then she’s posting it all for everyone online to give her a pat on the back and tell her she’s amazing. I’m sorry but my brain tumour would be the last of her worries if that was the case.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

Love you!??

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

Why?"

Because the OP may get some flack and maybe rightly so but I think this is a demon that she has to deal with in her own mind and shouldn't of been posted.

P.s my wife has a brain tumour so I have some experience.

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By *inkForLifeCouple  over a year ago

North Shields

I presumed he knew you were here.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself.

I just think cheating on the one person that you’re supposed to love in his biggest moment of need is as low as you can go and that’s as polite as I can possibly be on this subject."

I echo this it’s really wrong especially now.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

Why?

Because the OP may get some flack and maybe rightly so but I think this is a demon that she has to deal with in her own mind and shouldn't of been posted.

P.s my wife has a brain tumour so I have some experience."

I 100% knew I would get a lot of unsavoury responses & I'm ok with that. People have their opinions & who am I to disagree with them.

I hope your wife is ok

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

You shouldn't feel down upon yourself or feel any type of way. Truthfully it's your escapism and distraction. Sometimes you need it to get away to help your state of mind especially when it's constantly worrying and over thinking it. At the end of the day you still care for him and support him. It just shows you have a good heart and intention. You could've been horrible and not care or even end leaving. But at the end of the day you are still there for him. Don't feel guilty and ashamed, or any kind of way. You being here and him not knowing maybe not the greatest but I'm sure you have your reasons. On which my guess you don't want to give him the stress

There’s no question of leaving him. Ever. I’m aware this thread stirs up strong opinions but I’m ok with that. I knew that when I posted. I’ve also admitted it’s wrong of me. "

Well then your heart is in the right place and your intention is there. Truthfully what other peoples opinions/views shouldn't matter at the end of the day.No one should judge you. At the end of the day no one knows how you feel, what you are going and the whole story behind it. Your happiness and well being matters too. As long you are there for him and you give it your all that's what matters

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it.

Imagine being the husband. Seriously ill and your wife is cheating. Then she’s posting it all for everyone online to give her a pat on the back and tell her she’s amazing. I’m sorry but my brain tumour would be the last of her worries if that was the case."

I agree it's not about the husband it's all about the partner and how they feel

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan  over a year ago

A den in the Glen


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

You shouldn't feel down upon yourself or feel any type of way. Truthfully it's your escapism and distraction. Sometimes you need it to get away to help your state of mind especially when it's constantly worrying and over thinking it. At the end of the day you still care for him and support him. It just shows you have a good heart and intention. You could've been horrible and not care or even end leaving. But at the end of the day you are still there for him. Don't feel guilty and ashamed, or any kind of way. You being here and him not knowing maybe not the greatest but I'm sure you have your reasons. On which my guess you don't want to give him the stress

There’s no question of leaving him. Ever. I’m aware this thread stirs up strong opinions but I’m ok with that. I knew that when I posted. I’ve also admitted it’s wrong of me.

Well then your heart is in the right place and your intention is there. Truthfully what other peoples opinions/views shouldn't matter at the end of the day.No one should judge you. At the end of the day no one knows how you feel, what you are going and the whole story behind it. Your happiness and well being matters too. As long you are there for him and you give it your all that's what matters "

Except she is asking for other people's opinions.

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By *rummymanMan  over a year ago

birmingham


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

But it’s not right is it Makes me quite a horrible person.

Not looking for sympathy just thinking out loud. "

The fact you feel guilty about it shows you have some empathy and are NOT a bad person at heart.

Keep your spirits up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

But it’s not right is it Makes me quite a horrible person.

Not looking for sympathy just thinking out loud.

The fact you feel guilty about it shows you have some empathy and are NOT a bad person at heart.

Keep your spirits up."

What sort of logic is that? If I feel bad for roundhouse kicking a toddler does that make it ok?

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By * and R cple4Couple  over a year ago

swansea

Let’s be honest if a man posted this the man haters would be out in force and he would be the scum of the earth.

You obviously know it’s shit behaviour or you wouldn’t be making a post about it.I get that people are going to say you don’t know what you will do Until your in that position.

I can 100 percent say I would never be on here without my husband knowing and God forbid if he ever got Sick getting attention on fab wouldn’t even enter my mind.

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it.

Imagine being the husband. Seriously ill and your wife is cheating. Then she’s posting it all for everyone online to give her a pat on the back and tell her she’s amazing. I’m sorry but my brain tumour would be the last of her worries if that was the case."

Again, that's not the part I'm focusing on. I'm neither condoning nor condemning directly on her choice of distraction.

My initial response was before the information of the husbands knowledge was revealed.

The advice/experience I shared there still stands and holds up regardless of the distraction being if she were to self harm, or go on shopping sprees, or get absolutely wasted etc. Regardless of it being a man or woman.

How said person chooses to distract themselves is an issue within an issue.

There are 2 very seperate issues within the context of this situation. I addressed one of them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

Why?

Because the OP may get some flack and maybe rightly so but I think this is a demon that she has to deal with in her own mind and shouldn't of been posted.

P.s my wife has a brain tumour so I have some experience.

I 100% knew I would get a lot of unsavoury responses & I'm ok with that. People have their opinions & who am I to disagree with them.

I hope your wife is ok "

My wife is fine, it did nearly kill her but was operated on and most of it removed, she has made a full recover as it was years ago but has to have regular yearly check ups and the fear of it growing again is always there.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

You shouldn't feel down upon yourself or feel any type of way. Truthfully it's your escapism and distraction. Sometimes you need it to get away to help your state of mind especially when it's constantly worrying and over thinking it. At the end of the day you still care for him and support him. It just shows you have a good heart and intention. You could've been horrible and not care or even end leaving. But at the end of the day you are still there for him. Don't feel guilty and ashamed, or any kind of way. You being here and him not knowing maybe not the greatest but I'm sure you have your reasons. On which my guess you don't want to give him the stress

There’s no question of leaving him. Ever. I’m aware this thread stirs up strong opinions but I’m ok with that. I knew that when I posted. I’ve also admitted it’s wrong of me.

Well then your heart is in the right place and your intention is there. Truthfully what other peoples opinions/views shouldn't matter at the end of the day.No one should judge you. At the end of the day no one knows how you feel, what you are going and the whole story behind it. Your happiness and well being matters too. As long you are there for him and you give it your all that's what matters

Except she is asking for other people's opinions."

I don't think she is. I think she just wants some clarity and composure. At the end of the day she's being open and honest with herself. It's not she's hiding it on here and lying on fab. She knows her right and wrongs, in which she admits. But I do believe she's fighting own demons at the moment

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By *avinaTVTV/TS  over a year ago

Transsexual Transylvania

We all deal with stress in different ways. It's easy to sit in judgement of people about whom we know effectively nothing. Dont judge yourself too harshly.

I don't judge you either.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

But it’s not right is it Makes me quite a horrible person.

Not looking for sympathy just thinking out loud.

The fact you feel guilty about it shows you have some empathy and are NOT a bad person at heart.

Keep your spirits up."

How is it sitting on the fence, not uncomfortable

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not my proudest moment. "

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan  over a year ago

A den in the Glen


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it.

Imagine being the husband. Seriously ill and your wife is cheating. Then she’s posting it all for everyone online to give her a pat on the back and tell her she’s amazing. I’m sorry but my brain tumour would be the last of her worries if that was the case.

Again, that's not the part I'm focusing on. I'm neither condoning nor condemning directly on her choice of distraction.

My initial response was before the information of the husbands knowledge was revealed.

The advice/experience I shared there still stands and holds up regardless of the distraction being if she were to self harm, or go on shopping sprees, or get absolutely wasted etc. Regardless of it being a man or woman.

How said person chooses to distract themselves is an issue within an issue.

There are 2 very seperate issues within the context of this situation. I addressed one of them."

Are you dropping the anchor and trying to turn the supertanker there?

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By *m3232Man  over a year ago

maidenhead


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

It’s probably a escape from real life. Probably keeping you sane with all that’s going on in your life.

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple  over a year ago

Halifax


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

I do have to agree with this ,I've seen a man post that he was looking for fun because his wife was terminal and he didn't get much empathy or support on here.

I appreciate you're in a really difficult situation ,but is this really the right place/thing to do.

Miss

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Yes, that changes certain aspects.

But within the context of having a distraction of her own in such times (as to what that distraction is, is not my point nor business) I stand behind that. I'd say the same to a single man too.

I've seen what such a situation can do to those around the person with the medical condition, if they don't keep other things to focus on along side it.

Imagine being the husband. Seriously ill and your wife is cheating. Then she’s posting it all for everyone online to give her a pat on the back and tell her she’s amazing. I’m sorry but my brain tumour would be the last of her worries if that was the case.

Again, that's not the part I'm focusing on. I'm neither condoning nor condemning directly on her choice of distraction.

My initial response was before the information of the husbands knowledge was revealed.

The advice/experience I shared there still stands and holds up regardless of the distraction being if she were to self harm, or go on shopping sprees, or get absolutely wasted etc. Regardless of it being a man or woman.

How said person chooses to distract themselves is an issue within an issue.

There are 2 very seperate issues within the context of this situation. I addressed one of them."

Sorry I know I replied to you but it was directed at all the support shown in the thread when it wouldn’t be the same for a single man.

If a bloke cheated because his wife was on her period he’d get absolutely demolished never mind a brain tumour.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If ever there was a thread which sums up Fab, it is this one.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan  over a year ago

A den in the Glen


"If ever there was a thread which sums up Fab, it is this one. "

Yup

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I wouldn’t be wasting one second on here , appreciate every second you have with husband . You might regret it terribly later on .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?"

Wait a week. Post the exact same thread from your account and you’ll know what judgement really is.

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Are you dropping the anchor and trying to turn the supertanker there?"

No. If you look my initial post was before the reveal of the husbands knowledge.

My reaponse is on point and in character with all other comments I've made in serious tones on such subjects over the years of using this forum.

Unlike a lot of people I have the ability to compartmentalise during a discussion. I don't simply view in black and white.

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By *ellhungvweMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

Wait a week. Post the exact same thread from your account and you’ll know what judgement really is. "

I would really love one of the men to do that - ultimate popcorn

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By *opinovMan  over a year ago

Point Nemo, Cumbria


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

Whilst, as a single guy here, I'm tempted to agree with this last point, I also understand that we all have to navigate our way through our own particular circumstances as best we can just the get through them. Sometimes we all make decisions that don't stand up to the scrutiny of others who aren't party to the feelings we have coursing within us - isolation, frustration, loneliness, desperation, a need for something simple, yearning for relief, etc - and maybe also our own scrutiny in time. Yes sure, that might mean our actions don't accord with how others might act in the context of their own lives, but none of us know the full stories of others. I don't think more recrimination will help anything here, especially since your current circumstances seem more than enough for reflection - and yes, I'd say that equally to a man who'd been as open and so clearly contrite. Others have made their valid points, so I'm not going to heap any more of that onto you. I'm just going to wish you a path to whatever is best in your and your husband's lives. I hope he's going to be okay.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?"

It's life we all judge, those that don't say they do, are full of shit..judgement is an ingrained instinctual human behaviour, designed for survival....we judge everything, even if its on a subconscious level where your not aware of it

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Sorry I know I replied to you but it was directed at all the support shown in the thread when it wouldn’t be the same for a single man.

If a bloke cheated because his wife was on her period he’d get absolutely demolished never mind a brain tumour."

Oh without a doubt there are those that do not shy away from their double standards and sugar coating of things for a female poster.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?"

White knight alert

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

OP, how will you feel if he was to find out?

There's always a chance of this, no matter what.

You don't have to answer that here, or at all, happy for you to message if preferred.

I know of a couple where one was cheating throughout, and the other ended up very ill, the cheating remained and eventually there was not a happy ending at all.

Cheater was caught out, and illness took the other.

I hope you find some way to cope without adding any more guilt, shame or hurt.

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"Not my proudest moment.

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

"

That’s a bit unfair. There’s all kinds of mental health stuff posted on these forums. With loads of support. People on here even support people who have done the most horrendous things sometimes (because aww it could be a mental health issue). So what about this lady? How do you know she isn’t suffering mental health issues because of all this?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

As long as you're not intending to do anything about meeting your ex fwb, this is my take.

This is just a website with words and pictures on - no different to most websites. I can understand the stresses and strains you may have looking after an ill partner, but every once in a while you need to ground yourself and take your mind off bad things for your own sanity. It doesn't mean you care any less, and allowing yourself a brief moment of pleasure is not wrong. Just don't take it too far.

Bess x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

We all like to escape reality in one way or another.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not my proudest moment.

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

That’s a bit unfair. There’s all kinds of mental health stuff posted on these forums. With loads of support. People on here even support people who have done the most horrendous things sometimes (because aww it could be a mental health issue). So what about this lady? How do you know she isn’t suffering mental health issues because of all this?"

Well said

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By *amantha_JadeWoman  over a year ago

Sorry to hear that you’re going through a tough time and I sincerely hope your husband is as comfortable as possible.

However, being on Fab behind your husbands back whilst he so unwell is a pretty vile thing to do and whilst it may give you a distraction in the short term, it is an incredibly disloyal thing to do. I also feel if the worst should happen in the future, it will cause you an enormous amount of guilt knowing what you’ve done.

As you have already aknowledged that you know the situation is fucked up and you know people will disagree with you, the fact that you’re still posting about it here is just blatant attention seeking.

I would suggest you do yourself a favour and ask a Mod to take this post down.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Sorry to hear that you’re going through a tough time and I sincerely hope your husband is as comfortable as possible.

However, being on Fab behind your husbands back whilst he so unwell is a pretty vile thing to do and whilst it may give you a distraction in the short term, it is an incredibly disloyal thing to do. I also feel if the worst should happen in the future, it will cause you an enormous amount of guilt knowing what you’ve done.

As you have already aknowledged that you know the situation is fucked up and you know people will disagree with you, the fact that you’re still posting about it here is just blatant attention seeking.

I would suggest you do yourself a favour and ask a Mod to take this post down. "

The men who agree with women in an attempt to get their end away will really be conflicted by this post.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Not sure how I feel about this thread tbh, like many have said before if this was a man and coupled with the fact you know your fwb reads these forums too, looks like it might be a little attention seeking, possibly. I've only recently started coming back on the forums after a long while away so don't really know how you normally post but if this is a "look at me" thread, it hasn't gone down particularly well at all given all the information you gave, we all need an escape of course.

Danish x

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"Sorry to hear that you’re going through a tough time and I sincerely hope your husband is as comfortable as possible.

However, being on Fab behind your husbands back whilst he so unwell is a pretty vile thing to do and whilst it may give you a distraction in the short term, it is an incredibly disloyal thing to do. I also feel if the worst should happen in the future, it will cause you an enormous amount of guilt knowing what you’ve done.

As you have already aknowledged that you know the situation is fucked up and you know people will disagree with you, the fact that you’re still posting about it here is just blatant attention seeking.

I would suggest you do yourself a favour and ask a Mod to take this post down. "

She has.

Maybe people can lay off now until it’s gone.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not my proudest moment.

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

That’s a bit unfair. There’s all kinds of mental health stuff posted on these forums. With loads of support. People on here even support people who have done the most horrendous things sometimes (because aww it could be a mental health issue). So what about this lady? How do you know she isn’t suffering mental health issues because of all this?"

I’ve never seen, for example, a woman support a cheating man on this forum - regardless of the mitigating circumstances.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

"

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)

Op, this is the truth of it, not matter others say, think or do on this thread is totally irrelevant.

What is relevant is, if this sits right with you! Your conscience will tell of its not, as at a point you'll start to feel guilty.

However, what I'll say is, I refer back to my first comment, the fact that your are acknowledging this as royally fucked up, that maybe thr start of you seeing that what your doing is wrong. And if you are using fab as a distraction, when that fix wears off which it will, are the resulting feelings of guilt shame, regret with adding on top of what your already going through, or to run from. As my experience is when I've ran away, I've never actually ran away from anything internally no matter how hard I've tried, as I always take me with me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

"

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

"

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she. "

Would you support a man who had posted the same thing?

If the answer is “yes” then I can’t fault you. If “no” then I have no time for you.

She didn’t ask for attacks but she opened herself up to that possibility

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she. "

I knew by posting I wouldn’t have an easy time. I know that people are entitled to their own opinions on things. I’ve admitted it’s not my best moment,not denied it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

White knight alert "

No, just someone who accepts that sometimes our behaviour falls below society’s expected standards. Mine has.

Yours?

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

She didn’t ask for attacks but she opened herself up to that possibility "

I knew that it would provoke very strong opinions.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

I knew by posting I wouldn’t have an easy time. I know that people are entitled to their own opinions on things. I’ve admitted it’s not my best moment,not denied it. "

I admire you for your honesty and wouldn’t dream of judging anyone in your position

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By *ellhungvweMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham

OP - in the “What do women look for?” thread from three days ago you liked the statement “Emotional Intelligence, Stability, Kindness, Distinct lack of drama”.

Still agree with that statement?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

Would you support a man who had posted the same thing?

If the answer is “yes” then I can’t fault you. If “no” then I have no time for you.

She didn’t ask for attacks but she opened herself up to that possibility "

Male or female my reply would be the same.

"Thinking out loud" is what the OP put, not come at me with all the abuse possible to add to the shit already going through her head.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

Wait a week. Post the exact same thread from your account and you’ll know what judgement really is. "

I’ve posted and been judged for it severely. I took solace from the few posters that reached out without judgment and helped.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

White knight alert

No, just someone who accepts that sometimes our behaviour falls below society’s expected standards. Mine has.

Yours? "

Yes of course but I wouldn’t lay myself open on a forum like this one

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Do you think having a mental outlet and letting that side side of you out is helping you cope and deal with his situation?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

I knew by posting I wouldn’t have an easy time. I know that people are entitled to their own opinions on things. I’ve admitted it’s not my best moment,not denied it. "

Thats fine of course, but you don't deserve abuse because of it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

Would you support a man who had posted the same thing?

If the answer is “yes” then I can’t fault you. If “no” then I have no time for you.

She didn’t ask for attacks but she opened herself up to that possibility

Male or female my reply would be the same.

"Thinking out loud" is what the OP put, not come at me with all the abuse possible to add to the shit already going through her head.

"

Ok if you say so - good for you

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple  over a year ago

Leeds

Well from one of your first threads, I didn’t want to say anything but…… .

The mr

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By *uzz1974Man  over a year ago

Helston

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By *ucka39Man  over a year ago

Newcastle


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread."

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple  over a year ago

Leeds


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself.

I just think cheating on the one person that you’re supposed to love in his biggest moment of need is as low as you can go and that’s as polite as I can possibly be on this subject."

Totally agree, I've refrained from commenting on the subject, but your right if it we're a bloke that posted it he'd be ripped a new arsehole.

Not down with it at all.

Mrs

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By *uzz1974Man  over a year ago

Helston

Omg it's like a F/B thread !!!!

You do what works for you girl !!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

I knew by posting I wouldn’t have an easy time. I know that people are entitled to their own opinions on things. I’ve admitted it’s not my best moment,not denied it.

Thats fine of course, but you don't deserve abuse because of it.

"

Can you point out any abuse? There’s been strong opinions but no abuse directed at the OP.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s really easy to judge others, isn’t it?

White knight alert

No, just someone who accepts that sometimes our behaviour falls below society’s expected standards. Mine has.

Yours?

Yes of course but I wouldn’t lay myself open on a forum like this one "

Because you're feared of responses like yours?

Judge not less thee be judged. (Shrugs)

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Op, carry on doing what you need to do in life to get you through this as well.

So often the attention from everyone is always directed towards the person that's sick and the person stood back watching (you) is the one that also takes a massive hit health wise because you end up in a state yourself. Not eating,not sleeping, not taking care of yourself etc etc...you end up breaking yourself.

The fact you've already said you have no intentions of meeting anyone on here or are after anything sexual tells most people that you are here because you need someone to talk too and not meet. Someone to listen to you, whilst you rant,rave,scream or cry your eyes out.

No one has the right to slag you off for trying to seek a way through.

Your husband has a brain tumour that's very unfortunate, your own mental health needs to have a release as well.

Looking at an ex fwb /fb on here is just the memories you had of previous happy times popping into your head. That's nothing to be ashamed of either.

No ones marriage is anyone's business especially on fab that part isn't for anyone to comment on or judge either.

They don't know the reason for you joining originally and it's none of their business.

Take care of yourself OP

She made it the business of others by posting on here.

She never ended her post asking people to attack her personally though did she.

I knew by posting I wouldn’t have an easy time. I know that people are entitled to their own opinions on things. I’ve admitted it’s not my best moment,not denied it.

Thats fine of course, but you don't deserve abuse because of it.

Can you point out any abuse? There’s been strong opinions but no abuse directed at the OP."

I knew by posting this thread I’d provoke strong opinions. I knew I wasn't going to get an easy time because of it. People have differing opinions. It’s what makes everyone unique.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

you still with him?

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. you still with him? "

Husband yes absolutely.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

Why?"

No answere yet. It would be my question too.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

This thread was always going to go this way, the OP was prepared for it too.

The celebrated Misandry that can be sometimes seen in these forums, and anything man related being deemed as misogyny is always going to create this divide.

Double standards will create a reaction.

That's often a different response to a thread depending on several factors, sex/gender being a big one.

From my perspective, I would hate to be in the position of the OP, and no way would I cheat, especially at this stage.

However, if I was in the position of the husband, I'd completely understand if my partner found relief this way.

Fortunately, I've not had to walk in any of those shoes.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester

But its true a guy would suffer loads of abuse

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. you still with him?

Husband yes absolutely."

do you love him?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If there was ever a forum post that needs to be removed then it is this one.

Why?

No answere yet. It would be my question too."

It's been answered, you'll just have to scroll to find it.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"This thread was always going to go this way, the OP was prepared for it

From my perspective, I would hate to be in the position of the OP, and no way would I cheat, especially at this stage.

However, if I was in the position of the husband, I'd completely understand if my partner found relief this way.

Fortunately, I've not had to walk in any of those shoes. "

I’ve made it expressly clear in my bio that I’m not going to meet anybody for the foreseeable future. That doesn’t mean I can’t still chat to people. I knew it would get heated.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

sympathise with you OP. we humans are strange beings, we do things that could hurt the ones we love the most.

ignore the haters, concentrate on supporting your hubby at this time and keeping your own spirits up, try and stay sane, and don't overthink things.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This thread was always going to go this way, the OP was prepared for it

From my perspective, I would hate to be in the position of the OP, and no way would I cheat, especially at this stage.

However, if I was in the position of the husband, I'd completely understand if my partner found relief this way.

Fortunately, I've not had to walk in any of those shoes.

I’ve made it expressly clear in my bio that I’m not going to meet anybody for the foreseeable future. That doesn’t mean I can’t still chat to people. I knew it would get heated."

That was my point, I'd be understanding if my partner felt she needed the relief to remain strong for me.

I couldn't do it though, because I would feel it's cheating.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t. "

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. "

Don't worry about what they think its your life

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By *ucka39Man  over a year ago

Newcastle


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. "

Yes are and it's their own business and not everyone else's just like yours

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life "

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone"

exactly

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple  over a year ago

Leeds


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. "

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

"

Never said it was ok.

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone"

It's ok killing people is an instinctive survival mechanism, don't worry about it.

I've known many carers, for ill partners who have faced these kinds of dilemmas and conflicting emotions. Sometimes they are able to talk to their partners other times they aren't.

Walk a mile in your shoes first is my opinion. And even then how I would handle it doesn't mean that's right for you.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone"

Please don't justify it with this....you've already acknowledged how fucked up you think it is..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’ve had a skim of the thread, pretty much as expected.

Kind of naive from the OP to post this, was always going to be a tarring and feathering.

One one hand outwardly it seems pretty despicable, right? I get that 100%.

On the other hand I have no idea what the journey has been for the OP to get to posting this thread.

Is there any suggestion that she’s not doing anything other than providing 100% care for her other half?

I can only imagine the emotional stress and pressure that they are BOTH feeling. I’ve been close to people that have to provide care to ill people and it’s not easy, sometimes you need an escape / safety valve from that pressure.

The OP has said she’s not meeting at present I think - if being on here from time to time is preventing her providing the appropriate care to her husband I can understand the ire.

If being on here helps her to cope / offers temporary release and in return enables her continue to provide the best care rather than enter a circle of depression etc then I can understand why she’d be here. But with the conflicting feelings she clearly has.

So am I condoning? No. Am I berating her? No.

I simply don’t know her journey / reasons to form any meaningful judgement.

All the best to her husband though, I hope it is treatable and he makes a full recovery.

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks

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By *agpie and RavenMan  over a year ago

Leicester

OP, I don't really have an opinion about you being in here and cheating on your husband, despite his condition. What really gets me is the hypocrisy shown all because you're a female.

Still, your profile text is quite amusing, well done for that.

Frank

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By *obshortMan  over a year ago

Cork

At the end of the day. You do whatever you need to do, to get you through this. Don't see any harm in you chatting with others. Even if it's only to vent your thoughts or just get a break for your problems. Because God knows its not an easy road your walking. So fuck the begrudgers. You do what you need to do. You are not Alone. Best wishes to you and your family.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

"

nothings black and white

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple  over a year ago

Leeds


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white "

I'm logging off before I can't keep my mouth closed.

And before anyone says "haven't walked in her shoes" I have! With dignity, respect and loyalty.

Mrs

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By *ortyairCouple  over a year ago

Wallasey

OP from your own admission you know that perving on your old fwb is wrong, given the horrendous circumstances your hubby finds himself in.

Rather than seek distraction in this way why don't you take advantage of all the support there is for the family of people affected by cancer. This can come in a variety of forms and may give you the help you need.

When it's all over you have to live with yourself and I believe you'll feel better saying you gave 100% to your hubby in his hour of need rather than repeating the excuses you feel may justify your actions which you admit are royally fucked up.

Thinking of your husband right now Mrs xxx

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff

I replied on your other thread (ie on this same topic) but EmDee you didn't come back to your own thread.

It sounds to me like you have are having a number of 'moments' rather than an protracted moment.

Sorry to sound so frank, but maybe you need to pull whatever it is together?

Try to be consistent in your approach to this. Take it in fully perhaps. I do wish you well.

pt

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By *ortyairCouple  over a year ago

Wallasey


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white

I'm logging off before I can't keep my mouth closed.

And before anyone says "haven't walked in her shoes" I have! With dignity, respect and loyalty.

Mrs "

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white "

Casablanca is.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white

Casablanca is."

the film or the place?

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

Yeah pull yourself together woman!

The best answer to someone going through a terrible time with mixed emotions and untold stress.

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By *rimson_RoseWoman  over a year ago

Tamworth

Is this thread about self flagellation? Cognitive dissonance?

OP it sounds like you have a lot going on. Would you not be better unravelling this with someone who can give you tailored, practical support and advice not biased (both ways) randoms on the internet?

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By *espacito56Man  over a year ago

Orkney


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

Hear hear

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff


"Yeah pull yourself together woman!

The best answer to someone going through a terrible time with mixed emotions and untold stress.

"

Mad as it sounds it probably is.

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By *espacito56Man  over a year ago

Orkney


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

If anyone on here dares to judge you, well, fuck them. We all have to deal with our own shit in our own way. I wish you both well.

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By *ny1localMan  over a year ago

READING


"At the end of the day. You do whatever you need to do, to get you through this. Don't see any harm in you chatting with others. Even if it's only to vent your thoughts or just get a break for your problems. Because God knows its not an easy road your walking. So fuck the begrudgers. You do what you need to do. You are not Alone. Best wishes to you and your family. "

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

Op I’m out. My inbox will stay open to you. Take care x

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white

I'm logging off before I can't keep my mouth closed.

And before anyone says "haven't walked in her shoes" I have! With dignity, respect and loyalty.

Mrs "

Well thats good for you, illness is a difficult thing and caring is a difficult thing, also people cheat, people come on here and aren't honest about their situation, I'm not saying i agree with cheating but it doesn't bother me either, shes been fairly honest I'd say

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By *espacito56Man  over a year ago

Orkney


"At the end of the day. You do whatever you need to do, to get you through this. Don't see any harm in you chatting with others. Even if it's only to vent your thoughts or just get a break for your problems. Because God knows its not an easy road your walking. So fuck the begrudgers. You do what you need to do. You are not Alone. Best wishes to you and your family. "

Exactly

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple  over a year ago

Manchester-ish

The double standards, argh, they burn!

I understand that some people are on here without their partner's knowledge but I will never knowingly meet with them.

J

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By *rettygoodMan  over a year ago

Whitwick

You say you have admitted to yourself that it is wrong, but honestly this entire thread feels like you were just looking for others to help you rationalise it and tell you it's fine.

Either accept and move on or stop doing it. That simple really.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

This just this!!!!!!

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white

Casablanca is.the film or the place? "

I couldn't say, I've never been to the place.

Do you think it would be like the Wizard of Oz and suddenly become a technicolour dream world?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment. "

No one should think they have the right to judge or force their opinion on anyone..

Sending hugs x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you were male people would not be giving you sympathy.

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry

The only good thing about this topic is that the end is nigh-ish. Op you have my sympathies, it's a difficult road you're traveling. Without sounding patronising I think you need to talk to someone, not the forum.

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By *ny1localMan  over a year ago

READING

Irrespective of gender, for some people when in their darkest moments, they need a little light in order to survive.

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By *TG3Man  over a year ago

Dorchester


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know.

Well of others do it it's all ok isn't it

Mrs

nothings black and white

Casablanca is.the film or the place?

I couldn't say, I've never been to the place.

Do you think it would be like the Wizard of Oz and suddenly become a technicolour dream world?"

naaaa tin mans made of tin

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By *KTim61Man  over a year ago

Tipton

I lost both my parents to Cancer

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By *oggoneMan  over a year ago

Derry


"The double standards, argh, they burn!

I understand that some people are on here without their partner's knowledge but I will never knowingly meet with them.

J"

The collective moral code of fab is very difficult to understand. It's a real head scratcher.

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By *inger_SnapWoman  over a year ago

Hampshire/Dorset

Priorities and all that

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By *appytaffWoman  over a year ago

blackwood


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself.

I just think cheating on the one person that you’re supposed to love in his biggest moment of need is as low as you can go and that’s as polite as I can possibly be on this subject."

Being on here and not meeting is in no way the same as cheating . Surely there’s a massive difference between thinking and doing …

We all have reasons for being here

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not my proudest moment.

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

That’s a bit unfair. There’s all kinds of mental health stuff posted on these forums. With loads of support. People on here even support people who have done the most horrendous things sometimes (because aww it could be a mental health issue). So what about this lady? How do you know she isn’t suffering mental health issues because of all this?"

How is asking the question unfair Nora? She hasn’t addressed her reasons for starting the thread even though she has posted since.

I’m not judging her… she is judging herself and perhaps her judgment is leading to mental health issues. Whatever your views, everyone can agree she is in a shit place.

Still, she is getting a lot of support here, even if it’s possibly not the best place to look for it. I’d still like to know her reasoning for posting the thread.

My judgment is reserved for the fab double standard at play here. We all know that a married man on fab, playing without his wife’s consent, mentioning an ex FWB while discussing their wife’s brain tumour wouldn’t find a sympathetic ear.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone

Please don't justify it with this....you've already acknowledged how fucked up you think it is.."

Horrendous ain't it

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

There are a lot of people on here who are married & their spouses don’t know. Don't worry about what they think its your life

It’s not like I’ve killed anyone

Please don't justify it with this....you've already acknowledged how fucked up you think it is..

Horrendous ain't it "

Yeah it is, acknowledge what your doing is fucked up, dont justify the back end of it, if your being a dick be a dick but don't pretend otherwise

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Being on here and not meeting is in no way the same as cheating . Surely there’s a massive difference between thinking and doing …

We all have reasons for being here "

She mentioned her ex FWB who she perves over, so we can assume she has had meets.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

This

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By *mDeethatsme OP   Woman  over a year ago

Bucks


"Being on here and not meeting is in no way the same as cheating . Surely there’s a massive difference between thinking and doing …

We all have reasons for being here

She mentioned her ex FWB who she perves over, so we can assume she has had meets."

You assume wrong. Since I joined here 4 weeks I’ve not met up with anybody. I’ve made it crystal clear I’m not meeting for the foreseeable future. It’s there on my bio.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"Being on here and not meeting is in no way the same as cheating . Surely there’s a massive difference between thinking and doing …

We all have reasons for being here

She mentioned her ex FWB who she perves over, so we can assume she has had meets.

You assume wrong. Since I joined here 4 weeks I’ve not met up with anybody. I’ve made it crystal clear I’m not meeting for the foreseeable future. It’s there on my bio. "

Let me ask are you on fab when your with your husband

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple  over a year ago

Halifax


"Does he know you’re on here and is he happy with what you’re doing?

No he doesn’t.

If I told you what I really thought I’d get a ban. Put your husband first and just know that most of these nice replies are by people who would absolutely flame a single man for posting this exact same thread.

Totally respect your opinion. I get that it’s not for everybody. I’ve admitted it myself.

I just think cheating on the one person that you’re supposed to love in his biggest moment of need is as low as you can go and that’s as polite as I can possibly be on this subject.

Being on here and not meeting is in no way the same as cheating . Surely there’s a massive difference between thinking and doing …

We all have reasons for being here "

But she has been cheating previously and mentions looking at her ex fwb regularly.

I think people are divided because many of us have lost people ourselves & wouldn't really think to be on fab during a partners illness , especially when they don't know and until recently the op had lots of identifying face pics up.

People's views will vary due to their own experience ie there are several married people ,whose partners don't know offering support on the thread.Their opinions are going to be significantly different to those who don't cheat or have been cheated on in the past.

Yes people judge ,we all judge others ,often through own experiences.

Posting this sort of thread is going to invite people to criticize and comment.

I hope you find the right support op & that your husband is comfortable.

Miss

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff


"Not my proudest moment.

But you couldn’t resist tell everyone in the forum about it. What is the purpose of the post OP? To gain approval or condemnation? You’ll get approval from this who think it might help them get a leg over, and condemnation from those who know it’s royally fucked up. Which one are you after?

That’s a bit unfair. There’s all kinds of mental health stuff posted on these forums. With loads of support. People on here even support people who have done the most horrendous things sometimes (because aww it could be a mental health issue). So what about this lady? How do you know she isn’t suffering mental health issues because of all this?

How is asking the question unfair Nora? She hasn’t addressed her reasons for starting the thread even though she has posted since.

I’m not judging her… she is judging herself and perhaps her judgment is leading to mental health issues. Whatever your views, everyone can agree she is in a shit place.

Still, she is getting a lot of support here, even if it’s possibly not the best place to look for it. I’d still like to know her reasoning for posting the thread.

My judgment is reserved for the fab double standard at play here. We all know that a married man on fab, playing without his wife’s consent, mentioning an ex FWB while discussing their wife’s brain tumour wouldn’t find a sympathetic ear.

"

It looks like Nora is 'out' and if you haven't got what you want from the OP by now it seems unlikely you will to me.

Is this really the place to bring up gender unfairness?

Reading above, it sounded like the OP knew there we was always going to be some sugar and some medicine from this thread.

These situations scatter a lot of people, and the best advice is to look for bespoke help. It will help to pull things together. Because a lot of people who struggle with a situation like this focus on the effect it has on themselves rather than the reality itself.

I always understand why people post personal stuff like this on Fab, but maybe a forum based on fellow sufferers/carers will offer more focused help here.

pt

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You assume wrong. Since I joined here 4 weeks I’ve not met up with anybody. I’ve made it crystal clear I’m not meeting for the foreseeable future. It’s there on my bio. "

In that case, allow me to pose a new question. Did you meet your ex fob on an older fab profile, and were those meetings with the knowledge and approval of your husband?

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By *orbidden eastMan  over a year ago

london dodging electric scooters


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. ."

Exactly this OP sometimes we just need to

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By *om and JennieCouple  over a year ago

Chams or Socials


"You just do what you need to do. It’s nobody else’s business, although you’ve made it people’s business by posting it. Nobody knows what other people are going through. You’ll be judged on here of course you will.

And for the record I think those who know me know I’d say exactly the same if it was a man who posted.

Take care xx

Those in glass houses should sit down & shut up I mean we all *think* we know what we’d do but until we’re in that position. I’m not saying it’s right,I know it’s not.

I’m a big believer, and always have been, that you cannot say exactly what you would do until you’re in a situation. "

I’ve been in this position and am going to keep my thoughts to myself

J x

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

Exactly this OP sometimes we just need to

"

No we don't need to we tell ourselves we need to, it's all about, the want of escapism...Big difference between need and want

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By *amantha_JadeWoman  over a year ago


"That my husband has a brain tumour & I’m on here & not to mention that I’m still perving over my ex fwb.

Not my proudest moment.

Sometimes in the hardest moments you need the biggest distractions. .

Exactly this OP sometimes we just need to

No we don't need to we tell ourselves we need to, it's all about, the want of escapism...Big difference between need and want "

Agree

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By *riar BelisseWoman  over a year ago

On Holibobs


"It’s mad isn’t it how men get absolutely slated for being on here behind their wives’ backs, but women - even a woman with a husband who has a fucking BRAIN TUMOR - get nothing but cuddles and reassurances and platitudes for cheating on their partners, hahahah!!!

Fucking hell, the sexist double standards are insane!! Hahah"

This thread is a good filter though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

There’s no defending this tbh. Don’t know why people are doing gymnastics to try

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"There’s no defending this tbh. Don’t know why people are doing gymnastics to try "

Because its the fab forums

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple  over a year ago

Manchester-ish


"There’s no defending this tbh. Don’t know why people are doing gymnastics to try "

Because boobs and flaps Pickle. Boobs and flaps.

J

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

It’s not just the cheating for me or the fact that her partner is unwell, it’s that, even TO HER, it’s wrong and yet she’s doing it and posting a thread about perving on an ex.

Only with a gun to my head would I confess this

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s not just the cheating for me or the fact that her partner is unwell, it’s that, even TO HER, it’s wrong and yet she’s doing it and posting a thread about perving on an ex.

Only with a gun to my head would I confess this"

Only with a gun to my head would I do this

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By *amantha_JadeWoman  over a year ago


"There’s no defending this tbh. Don’t know why people are doing gymnastics to try "

Because the whole ‘be kind’ thing has made some people feel they shouldn’t call someone out, even for the shittiest behaviour.

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By *inger_SnapWoman  over a year ago

Hampshire/Dorset


"It’s not just the cheating for me or the fact that her partner is unwell, it’s that, even TO HER, it’s wrong and yet she’s doing it and posting a thread about perving on an ex.

Only with a gun to my head would I confess this"

It's wrong on so many levels.

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By *ersiantugMan  over a year ago

Cardiff

I admit I don't understand 'the day in someone's shoes' thing (painful as it still is sometimes is I don't mind saying that I spent 10 whole years without sex looking after someone - my late 30's to late 40's - but everyone is different, and nobody can assume what others have or haven't been through based simply on an opinion or an approach to a forum thread like this)... but this shit does scatter people's heads. People are entitled to show sympathy here I think, just perhaps not maybe completely unrestricted as that may not ultimately help. I found personally that full acceptance and mental focus was the key to care (irrespective of my actual sex life). I'd have found it impossible otherwise. So imo the OP needs to find those two things. And of course be on top of the help she can get for the care side too. I think (as I said above) that when people find it especially hard to deal with a situation like this (per the other thread which focused on that side), they can over-focus on what the situation is doing to them.

pt

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