Never involve your children in your relationship problems, they don't and shouldn't need to know everything that is going on between their parents. Even if one of the parents did something wrong, even if your relationship might not recover from it, keep your kids out of it. They deserve to have a good relationship with both of their parents, regardless of anything else. That is mainly what the people of Reddit have told the husband in this story. After he found out about his wife's cheating, he…

"He’s been pushing hard, saying their daughter would benefit from her mom being nearby during this ‘transitional’ time, but it feels manipulative to use their daughter as an excuse."

Seems the lottery ticket took the trash people out of her life.

"Why would you want your ex-girlfriend/ex- best friend, the girl you cheated on, to be part of your wedding party?"

"He was [supposed] to be my future husband and we were [supposed] to be together for the rest of our lives."

She might've girl bossed too close to the sun.

Female loyalty is a force to be reckoned with.

"They believe I’ll never truly trust him again, and that’s no foundation for a marriage."

Women are strong as heck! But, like, don't skimp on the forehead kisses, please.

"I was upset and told him that if he thought embarrassing me in front of his family was funny, maybe he should just date his mom’s cooking instead."

If you have nothing to hide, someone going through your phone shouldn't even feel like that big of a deal... Right?

‘Secrets are never forever’ is a strong statement I never thought I would read in a Reddit story written by a woman who cheated on her husband, but here we are. When one tries to keep a secret, they might think there will come a day when enough time has passed from that one horrible thing they did, but the truth is, there is always a chance it will come out, in ways they would least expect it. The woman in this story cheated on her husband almost three decades ago, and she genuinely thought she…

Ladies, I want your full honesty on this one. As much as it is incredibly important to have a job, your own financial stability, and self-fulfillment, would it be great to just stay at home and let your partner do all the work? I genuinely do not think I would hate a life where I stay at home, and my husband works to ensure we have enough money to keep living. However, I would never do that to my partner, because I firmly believe in equality, and that we should both put in the same amount of ef…

Good thing he showed his red flags before she said "I do!"

Sometimes you have to be a lover and other times you have to be a hater to keep the balance in a relationship.

Gotta love yourself! Or else how will you even know how to love anybody else??