'What's worse is that I don't even think he felt bad about it.'
"It was my first job. I was 24. He was 42, and the guy who taught me everything. Literally. We stayed late to finish some 'projects.' And we didn't stop until the rumors started popping up. Ten years later, I still regret not going 100% for him, but I was intimidated by his wife.""We fell for each other over a period of around three months. The chemistry was unreal, embarrassingly so when we were in a group at work.
The assistant managers were older, cuter, and were doing way better than him, so it was also to kind of prove to myself that what he was saying wasn't true. Frankly, I don't regret it, and I'm pretty sure if I had to go back, I would do it again. One weekend as I was heading over to meet up with him, I got a text that his girlfriend had found out and he had to cancel. It all stopped soon after that. I then left my job and cut all ties.
"About a year and a half after working together, I got divorced. It took about two months after that when we were texting about work, he said he’d love to talk in person. I dropped my phone because I was so stunned. We had never crossed a line, but I was SO excited. I was in love with him already. Every day, we would take our lunch breaks together and then find somewhere to be together, sometimes in a secluded area, sometimes at a motel, sometimes in my car. I knew I was cheating, but I didn't care.
I believed him even though I knew maybe I shouldn’t. I don’t want to sound selfish, but all I want is for him to get that done, and I feel horrible for thinking that way.""I've worked in the film and TV industry for nearly 10 years. Since we work long hours, I've seen many relationships either crumble under the pressure or fail to launch. A few years ago, I was working on a show and it was all night shoots for nearly six months .
Then two years later, we started talking again and decided to take things more seriously this time. He would take time off work to spend the day with me and leave home early to stop by on his way to work. He would also spend work from home days at place so his wife would think he was at work when he was actually spending the day with me.
When I returned from leave, he had left the company. He texted me shortly after and said he hated being there without me but knew that seeing me come back would probably be even harder. I think about him from time to time, and occasionally I feel like he may have been my soulmate, but that would have been too easy and made too much sense.""I had an affair with an older coworker. I was in an abusive and toxic marriage, and he was stuck in a dead bedroom marriage.
He made me feel loved and beautiful. He made me feel like I mattered and my feelings mattered. It made me see that there was nothing wrong with me and I could be wanted by someone else and I wasn't the awful person my ex had convinced me that I was. "When we started working the same shifts, I noticed that he would look at me more than anyone else. I'd follow him like a puppy — asking all these questions about why we did things a certain way and how different machines worked.
It was a bit awkward at first. It felt so natural being with him though, like we were meant to be this whole time. We eventually started carrying on a romantic relationship. When his wife was working and both of us didn't have to work nights at our job, we'd go on dates: out to dinner, go for drives, go to each other's houses, and have sex. It was amazing.
His marriage was failing, and so was mine. I was in the process of trying to extricate myself from a violent marriage, all the while knowing that leaving is the most dangerous time for a battered spouse. He began actively pursuing me almost as soon as he separated from his wife. Eventually I moved in with the man from work and got custody of my kids. He was amazing from the very start. The kids had a lot to unlearn. The oldest had a habit of getting in the middle when her younger siblings were in trouble, an almost unconscious need to protect them from the man in the house. Eventually they learned he would never hurt them and began to build relationships with him and trust him.
The guy I worked with had never experimented with a guy before, but was interested in me. He always supported me at work, let me take home some of our products, and helped me navigate adult things like insurance and taxes. He had trouble in his own relationship but didn't tell me too much about that.
At that point, I had no problem sleeping with my manager. We only met once or twice and never had intercourse, but I ended up feeling uncomfortable being the other man once I started to gain back my self-esteem and confidence after my breakup. I got a new job and shortly cut off contact. No idea how either of them are doing now, but I'm in a loving and honest partnership with another man now.""My ex-husband and I were together for five years and married for one and a half years.
I confronted him, and he admitted it all. So did she. He left me for her that day. Everyone at the hotel knew and was covering for them. It was humiliating. But karma's a bitch. He emailed me this past summer trying to bait me back, saying she had cheated on him and left. Guess he couldn't see that coming, huh?""My fiancé bought a catering company, and we moved out of state for him to run it. He started talking a lot about a wedding planner that they worked with.
We started having sex a couple of months after he was married. The guilt was horrible, but yet I couldn't stop. I created a dummy Facebook account and tried to tell his wife, but he somehow managed to explain it away. We stopped for a little while but eventually started up again. "Fast-forward a few months, I ended up transferring to his theater and found out that he had been cheating on me with her for a few weeks. Pretty much everyone knew about it, including that they would have sex in the parking lot while he was waiting for me to get off work.
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