I need help. I'm losing my mind.
A few months ago I moved to Seattle with my wife of one year (and girlfriend of 5), and her daughter who I've raised since the age of 2. It took some time settling in, but we finally started to.
A few weeks ago my wife met a friend at the Starbucks she works at.
After 2 weeks of friendship they had a lesbian encounter.
This confused my wife, and set us off on a week long argument, about her sexuality and our marriage. After a week on her birthday she decides to go out with the girl one last time for b-day drinks, and that's it. She and I are to be together.
Sadly, that is not the case. Apparently the very next day via text message they got back together.
On the following Monday they slept together.
I didn't know any of this until yesterday, when she was at my apartment, and my wife professed loving feelings for this girl.
My wife is 27, this girl is 20. This girl was a UCLA student, dropped out and decided to coach basketball and work at Starbucks. We have a seven year old, and while it's not mine I've raised her like mine.
My wife now conceeds she's a lesbian. After a month of no sex, we finally had sex last Sat. and she didn't enjoy it. In five years we've always had a good sex life, and then this. I really really hate this.
I decided to sort this out in a way. My wife tells me that this relationship is primarily physical. They don't have much in common outside of sex, yet my wife still loves her. She then claims her other friends who don't know me, and haven't seen us together have declared that we are bad together bc we lack compassion and communication.
We lack neither of those.
My wife claims that most relationships start physical, but then develop. I don't believe this, we started out as best friends, and always had great communication and mutual interests through the years.
I'm going back to Florida on Tuesday, and the girl is going to move into my apt with my daughter. Apparently she was formally a nanny, and "loves kids."
I don't doubt this, but being 20 usually means you want to be free-spirited and not buckled down.
I don't believe this will last.
My hope is that she calls me in a few months, after she realizes all we had, and all we lost, and we can reconcile, because even though all this, I love her as much as the moment I met her.
She was my love at first sight, and now she's my nothing.
A few months ago I moved to Seattle with my wife of one year (and girlfriend of 5), and her daughter who I've raised since the age of 2. It took some time settling in, but we finally started to.
A few weeks ago my wife met a friend at the Starbucks she works at.
After 2 weeks of friendship they had a lesbian encounter.
This confused my wife, and set us off on a week long argument, about her sexuality and our marriage. After a week on her birthday she decides to go out with the girl one last time for b-day drinks, and that's it. She and I are to be together.
Sadly, that is not the case. Apparently the very next day via text message they got back together.
On the following Monday they slept together.
I didn't know any of this until yesterday, when she was at my apartment, and my wife professed loving feelings for this girl.
My wife is 27, this girl is 20. This girl was a UCLA student, dropped out and decided to coach basketball and work at Starbucks. We have a seven year old, and while it's not mine I've raised her like mine.
My wife now conceeds she's a lesbian. After a month of no sex, we finally had sex last Sat. and she didn't enjoy it. In five years we've always had a good sex life, and then this. I really really hate this.
I decided to sort this out in a way. My wife tells me that this relationship is primarily physical. They don't have much in common outside of sex, yet my wife still loves her. She then claims her other friends who don't know me, and haven't seen us together have declared that we are bad together bc we lack compassion and communication.
We lack neither of those.
My wife claims that most relationships start physical, but then develop. I don't believe this, we started out as best friends, and always had great communication and mutual interests through the years.
I'm going back to Florida on Tuesday, and the girl is going to move into my apt with my daughter. Apparently she was formally a nanny, and "loves kids."
I don't doubt this, but being 20 usually means you want to be free-spirited and not buckled down.
I don't believe this will last.
My hope is that she calls me in a few months, after she realizes all we had, and all we lost, and we can reconcile, because even though all this, I love her as much as the moment I met her.
She was my love at first sight, and now she's my nothing.






