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My husband left me after 7 years of marriage. He said that he never loved me and never should have married me,at the same time he tells me I'm an incredible wife. I was blind sighted as you can imagine. So he left a week ago,then a friend of mine told me of his myspace account and his new postings of pictures with this girl. I don't know what to do. I feel violated,disbelief,angry but I can't seem to do anything about it. Should I be looking into his myspace and can I use this information during the divorce?
If you can use it or not depends on if you live in a state that allows for "fault" divorce or not, you didn't post that info so I couldn't tell you for sure...however, the info on myspace (or as I call it "meat space") would have to show beyond a shadow of a doubt that their relationship was sexual in nature - otherwise you will have the "she is just a friend that doesn't prove anything, there isn't anything going on, my STBX is psycho/paranoid" thing happening. Now, the whole myspace thing - hun, you have got to stop obsessing - it isn't going to do you any good constantly checking out the pages to see what is going on. You are causing yourself a whole heap of stress you don't need - your friend isn't much of a friend telling you about it in the first place.
He's a two timing loser, you deserve better, don't lower yourself by constatnly looking at myspace - you didn't lose anything worth keeping and this chiquita he's with now, can't be all that much of a prize if she will take your leftovers instead of finding a man of her own.
Myspace is for teenagers and immature adults - find something more productve to do with your time than check out the adventures of lolita & the wandering dick. =)your friendly neighborhood law attorney
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