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Living With an Adulterer  

This lasted for a couple of months, at least everything was quiet. I was relieved that finally there was peace. I was able to go to work and not be crying at the drop of a hat. I was able to go to the grocery store in peace.

However, I felt like HE was more demanding of me. He wanted me to buy special foods "just for him" that the rest of our family didn't eat. He wanted to come home and stay out in the garage until it was bedtime. He got to where he was coming and going in the house several times a day.

He was also showering SEVERAL times a day....saying that he was sweaty from the job he just completed. He worked for himself, and I am the one who got his business started up for him and I knew that he had a lot of customers, but this coming in and out and showering so much was strange. Why was he doing this?
by Deborah-Trevino  272 Posts 
Posted on 10/11/2007 7:42 PM
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