Reeve said:
You’ve got no proof of her affair, but she’s got proof you got someone pregnant while still married. Tough spot.
Pretty sure it’s two women.
Reeve said:
You’ve got no proof of her affair, but she’s got proof you got someone pregnant while still married. Tough spot.
Pretty sure it’s two women.
Are you okay? OP says he got his girlfriend pregnant and that his wife left him for another man.
Reeve said:
You’ve got no proof of her affair, but she’s got proof you got someone pregnant while still married. Tough spot.
Pretty sure it’s two women.
Two women don’t have accidental pregnancies. What makes you think that?
Reeve said:
You’ve got no proof of her affair, but she’s got proof you got someone pregnant while still married. Tough spot.
Pretty sure it’s two women.
Where are you seeing this? No one else is.
Reeve said:
You’ve got no proof of her affair, but she’s got proof you got someone pregnant while still married. Tough spot.
Pretty sure it’s two women.
Then there wouldn’t be proof of an affair.
LOL, stop having sex for a bit. You’re not that good in bed that it’s worth all these problems.
Yan said:
LOL, stop having sex for a bit. You’re not that good in bed that it’s worth all these problems.
Best response!
Do you live in a no-fault divorce state? That’s the first thing you should check. I live in one, so none of this would matter. But if you live in a fault state, things like cheating or getting someone pregnant can matter.
@Morgan
Yes, Virginia is a no-fault state.
Willoughby said:
@Morgan
Yes, Virginia is a no-fault state.
Actually, Virginia has both fault and no-fault options.
Willoughby said:
@Morgan
Yes, Virginia is a no-fault state.
Then the affair or pregnancy might not change anything. The only thing that would matter is serious abuse, which would have restraining orders in place already.