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6/27/2008 5:58:53 PM

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Soon to be Ex Watching large amounts of porn

Unfortunately for financial reasons my spouse and I have to continue living together until I graduate from college this December.  He told me he wanted a divorce a few months ago, and has refused to go to any counseling.  The first couple of weeks after he asked for a divorce we still had sex which I know was completely wrong, but I was so emotionally confused I unfortunately had no judgment.  
    Since then I have come to my senses and we are no longer having sex(because that's all it is to him) and he is constantly whining about being sexually frustrated and what not.  -Did I also mention that I had found out that he cheated on me?  Anyway, I walked into the room he's staying in one night to ask him something and he was watching a porn video.  If that wasn't enough, I start finding all of this porn downloaded on our computer and tons of porno sites in the internet history.  I think this stuff is absolute trash and asked him why he's doing all of this.  
    His reasoning is that he still has needs, and that I should be happy that he's not going out elsewhere to get satisfied.  Like he was threatening me he would do it or something!  I can't stand this, I've tried blocking sites, and putting restrictions on searches, but it still keeps popping up.  He also will try to deny it as first when I find new evidence of his porn habit. 
    I don't want this on my computer or in my home, and have no choice but to live here for the next 6 mos.  Should I just live with it, or what could I possibly do???
 


by running86   14 Posts   read more from user >>
Posted on 6/20/2008 5:58 PM

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Thanks for the tip!!! I guess it will be easier if I don't have to see it.  Out of sight, out of mind :)
by running86   14 Posts
Posted on 6/20/2008 6:50 PM
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Well, what he's doing isn't illegal.  Documenting it isn't going to do anything for you in court.  And since you refer to it as "our computer", I assume it isn't yours, so you can't lock him out of it.  Here's a possible solution for you.  Set up two separate accounts on the computer, one for you and one for him.  Give yourself a password that only you know, and have him do the same.  Then all his stuff will be under his account, his history, and in his folders, which you won't be able to access.  All your stuff will be under your account, and he won't be able to access it.  Ask him to make sure he logs out after he uses the computer.  It might make it easier to to get through the next six months.  Good luck.
by 2much42long   333 Posts
Posted on 6/20/2008 6:26 PM
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