Your move

Submitted by Sally Mcmurray (United States), Apr 6, 2020 at 06:27

Sometimes doing the right thing will be the hardest thing you will ever have to do. If he has done it to his wife, do you really think he will not do that to you. What if tha occurs when you are together and then just throws you to the side and is off with the next best thing? How would you feel about the one or others who have been with him when he was cheating on you? No disrespect intended, but this entire situation is not just about you. You have to do what I think you already know is right. If you do not listen to the sound advise you are getting, then when things go south for you, you will have no one to blame besides yourself. Just maybe in the grander scheme of things,you need to go through this experience to become broken.When you are broken, it can build strength within you as a person, teach you to not react on your emotions, have better self-esteem and love yourself more. What you should do is up to you, but just know there are natural consequences that will happen as a result of your behavior, judgement, and decisions. God be with you.

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