My husband cheated on me after 23 years of marriage. We’re still together but I’ll never trust him again. He ruined it for nothing . He thinks onli...

My husband cheated on me after 23 years of marriage. We're still together but I'll never trust him again. He ruined it for nothing . He thinks online chatting isn't cheating until I did it. I have det

Affairs: The "Other Woman" /The "Other Man" Space • 44K followers A place for those battling with being the 'other person' in a relationship   Beth Mac, Professional Dog Walker and Basic Training at Self-Employment (2021-present) Posted Jan 9 My husband cheated on me after 23 years of marriage. We're still together but I'll never trust him again. He ruined it for nothing . He thinks online chatting isn't cheating until I did it. I have ... Read more »     My husband had an affair. It ended when I found out. He swears he loves me and it was the biggest mistake of his life But he is talking to her again. Do you think he must love her? Essem Answered December 20   My husband had many affairs, only the last one I found out about because I became suspicious ! A good friend gave me some very sage advice. Once the plate is broken, you ca... Read more »     My husband and I will be getting divorced soon. We have a house with lots of equity on it. I would like him to transfer his half of the house to our daughter who is 23 years old. What are the issues in doing that? Pascale Lessard, H.S. Teacher & Philosopher (2005-present) Answered December 16   Avoid divorce, if you can. I lost a lot, as my ex-husband wanted to punish me for my affair. I ended up with not even 30% of our assets or properties, when I was home 8 yea... Read more »   Read more in Affairs: The "Other Woman" /The "Other Man" Space

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My brother passed away owing more than he owned. Am I legally required to settle his ...?

I live in California. Both my mother in law and my brother in law died leaving debts. When we went to the bank with the death certificate they try to get the survivors to pay the debt. But I ask…

Top stories for Susan   My brother passed away owing more than he owned. Am I legally required to settle his estate? Roadrunner2, 78, Navy Vet, parent, grandparent, married 57yrs • Answered June 14, 2024 I live in California. Both my mother in law and my brother in law died leaving debts. When we went to the bank with the death certificate they try to get the survivors to p... Read more » 14K   I'm peeing dark brown, basically looking like coffee. I think it's my kidneys. Are there any other symptoms my liver or kidneys do when they are shutting down? Katie Sunderland • Answered November 22 I have been peeing dark brown for 4 or 5 months. I thought it was food coloring from the powdered drink mixes that I am constantly drinking. I had lab work done for an unre... Read more » 1.1K 192   Why is it impossible for software engineers to find a job when they turn 40? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer for 40 years, author of book Optimized C++ • Answered August 14 It isn't impossible, but it does get harder. There are a variety of issues, mostly not related to being a software engineer at all. These issues become more prominent the m... Read more » 469 31   I just sold my house a month ago and the new owner is complaining about plumbing issues, arguing I should be the one to take care of it. This is a month into her living there. Is this a reasonable request? Mark Mynhier, Realtor at Keller Williams Realty (2018-present) • Answered October 1, 2023 Realtor here, so let me give it to you from my perspective and what I would tell my clients. Mind you, laws are different from state to state, so check your local laws or w... Read more » 7.5K 480   Why do some people refuse to swap seats on a plane, even if it's just for a few hours? What makes their seat so important to them? Elizabeth C • Answered December 23 Recently, I was in the first row (business class) window seat. A rather frail and clearly unwell lady sat next me. Within a few minutes, a random woman who was sitting next... Read more » 2.5K 162   Ob-Gyns, does it smell bad when delivering babies? Lindy Casey • Answered October 14 I'm a retired midwife with 40 years of birthwork experience. Birth does smell. There's the smell of blood, obviously but the amniotic fluid also has an odor. Another smell ... Read more » 1.6K 67   I co-signed a loan when buying my daughter a new car. The dealership called and wants us to bring the car back in to take out the extra accessories that weren't included in the price. Should we take the car back or say no? Elena Cooper, Finance Manager (2020-present) • Answered June 19, 2023 I work as a finance manager in a dealership and I can confidently answer this question. (be safe of course, contact your lawyer but really not necessary.) (I am assuming yo... Read more » 2.2K 179   Can you fail a Ph.D. thesis defense? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered June 24, 2025 You most definitely can. I was present at a public defense in which an awkward silence set in while the candidate presented her "research," because what she was presenting w... Read more » 387 61   Why is it not good to put your bread in the refrigerator? I heard that bread is OK to freeze but not refrigerate. Why? Mark Fitzsimmons, ate bread my entire life • Answered September 14 I lived the first 25 years of my life with bread stored in a pantry, and as I became an adult I found my bread would go moldy before I could finish a loaf, unless I ate two... Read more » 4.9K 436   Is 2 million enough to retire at 55? Mike Richmond, I manage a household • Updated January 16 For someone in the US with a reasonable work history and therefore an expectation of substantial Social Security, and their own home, $2 million saved by the age of 55 repr... Read more » 298 91   What do high-end restaurants do if a credit card is declined at the end of a meal? Kevin Berchelmann, Founder & CEO at Triangle Performance, LLC (2003-present) • Updated December 14, 2017 My wife and I were dining at Mille Fleurs in Rancho Sante Fe with four other couples. A personal/professional sort of thing. Separate checks came, I slid my Amex platinum i... Read more » 3.3K 91   My urine has been quite foamy. Does it mean that my kidneys are damaged? Matthew Zagwodzki, studied Advertising and Advertisements at West Virginia University (2007) • Answered January 16 This happened to me and I got very worried. I went down a rabbit hole on the internet about what foamy urine means and it was mostly bad news. Then all of a sudden one day m... Read more » 234 42 Read more in your feed

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Should I leave my daughter an inheritance if she didn't want me in her life?

You should. My brother wanted nothing to do with our dad's inheritance a…

Parental Alienation • 40.4K followers Anyone who has been alienated from their child(ren) can vent here   Should I leave my daughter an inheritance if she didn't want me in her life? Clara Onegi Answered November 21   You should. My brother wanted nothing to do with our dad's inheritance and explicitly said so. My dad left him his share any way when he passed in 2008. My brother unfortun... Read more »     Joni Ribera, worked at American Airlines (1973-2003) Posted Nov 12 I adopted my daughter from a Romanian orphanage when she was 16 months old. She spent those months neglected in a crib. She was not an easy child, but we had some good times until she became a teen... Read more »     Why is it acceptable when adult children choose to have no contact with their parents (even when raised in loving homes), whereas parents are viewed as narcissists if they no longer what to have contact with their adult children? Linda vanDyck, Mom of 2, Grandmom of 4, Great-grandmom of 1 Answered December 18   There is a growing trend right now in which adult children no longer have contact with their parents. I'm one of those parents. I've had no contact with my 54-year-old daug... Read more »   Read more in Parental Alienation

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