Judy Asked:
“I’ve suspected for years that my father has been cheating on my Mom, and last week a former mistress of his contacted me on Facebook and confirmed it. Now I can’t look at him without wanting to punch something (preferably him). I think my Mom deserves to know but I don’t want to hurt her. They’ve been drifting apart lately and have been trying to reconnect. I don’t know what I should do.”
- Judy (25, Ireland)

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Is he STILL cheating, or are you just saying he WAS cheating?
It’s hard to get involved in that, without making a situation even worse than it once was.
Maybe you could tell your dad (calmly) that you know what he’s been up to, and that unless he wants your MOM to know TOO, he better cut it out. Or, he can tell her himself. But you don’t approve.
Or, you can talk to him about it WITHOUT the threats, and say “Dad you know mom doesn’t deserve this. Why are you even WITH her if you don’t want her?”
I can’t advise you to “stay out of it”, because I know if it were ME, I’d want to tell the other parent, TOO. However, it can still make things worse, when you don’t want it to.
As for the possibility of your mom already knowing, I doubt it. Because if she did, I don’t see why the mistress would have to tell you, or why it would seem like such a SECRET.
If you really wonder, and you DO confront your dad, simply ask him, “Does mom know you’re cheating on her?”
Again, I don’t think that question is APPROPRIATE, but if you’re gonna confront him, better to find out from HIM what’s going on, before you go messing things up between them.
If nothing else, just do what I FIRST suggested, which is tell him he should stop (unless she knows) or you will tell her. If he doesn’t want you to tell her, then she obviously doesn’t KNOW. So that eliminates that possibility.
And @ John, did the MOTHER or the DAUGHTER hang herself?
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