Her husband is sexting other people using a secret Twitter account, even after he said he would stop.
A few months later, I noticed he’d been avoiding intimacy with me and learned that he was back at it. I confronted him again, and he apologized profusely, promising that he really would stop. But he still hasn’t deleted the profile. I feel betrayed and cheated on.I asked him whether that was something he wanted to explore. He’s been very accepting about my own previous involvement with women , but he assured me that wasn’t it.
Because this crosses a line you maintain is inviolate, you might consider taking a trial separation while your husband works on his issues. We are mostly older women, and a few husbands have helped out with the heavier lifting chores. The director has done a wonderful job assigning chores and running the organization, so we worked like a well-oiled machine.In the past couple of years, several recently retired men joined us. They all wanted to be the boss, changing the way things were done and in general adding a lot of chaos to the environment with their foul language and arguing with each other.
The director is just a sweet little 70-year-old lady. Who knew there could be so much trouble with volunteers?My sense is that anyone who works with volunteers knows that it can be challenging.
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