What should I do if I found out my mom is cheating on my dad?

What should I do if I found out my mom is cheating on my dad?

One way is to confront your mom directly. Like just come out and tell her what you’ve seen on her phone, and let her explain. And then from your end clarify that she needs to tell your dad about this, or you will. Another alternative is to do this more indirectly.

How often do dads cheat?

Approximately 20 percent of men admit to cheating, compared to 13 percent of women, according to the General Social Survey. Fathers may cheat more.

What age group cheats the most?

People who are currently between the ages of 60 and 79 years old were the ones most likely to have an affair.

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Do children still love their cheating parents?

Of course children still love their cheating parent — but at least they understand something of that parent’s character. And they will know that divorce isn’t this nebulous thing that Just Happens. Kids have guts and intuition too, and I think they deserve the truth told to them in age appropriate ways.

Did you cheat on your husband at your bachelorette party?

I cheated on my husband at my bachelorette party, and it was the biggest mistake of my life. That night, I felt anxious before my girlfriends and I had even arrived at the bar. Once we were seated, I didn’t sip my drink. Instead, I gulped down cocktail after cocktail to take the edge off my mounting unease.

Should I tell my dad about my mom’s divorce?

Your predicament is exactly why I advise chumps to tell their kids the truth about divorce. “Mom cheated.” Leave off the editorializing (“Mom is a whore!”) and just the facts. Relationships have deal breakers. Choices have consequences. Please don’t fault your father for not telling you.

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How do I deal with my dad’s bad attitude towards my mom?

The best you could really do then is go to your mom with some concerns about your father’s behavior without making overt accusations. See, sticky situation that really isn’t your business. So long as your parents keep on good terms with you – and provide for you if you are younger – just stay back.