Moroccan husband caught cheating

Submitted by Anna (United States), Nov 7, 2010 at 15:57

Good evening to all! I met my husband here in Florida and we married within a year and had a baby girl two years later. We have now been married for 3 1/2 years and thought we were so happy and NEVER DREAMED this man would cheat on me. He went to Morocco by himself and met a younger woman (he and I are ten years apart) on the plane home. I had a feeling that something wasn't right...I had been feeling down for several days and couldn't explain it. However, you can be sure that your lies will find you out because lo and behold, one morning he told me he was going to have breakfast with a male friend and accidentally called me and left a voice mail...it was him and the girlfriend talking in his car. However, since he professed his love for me, I believed his explanation that it was the girlfriend of a male friend of his and they were both in the car! What a fool I was! This happened October 3. On October 7, on a whim, I took a look at his cell phone bill and there was call after call and text after text to the girlfriend. I did reverse phone look up and she lives in a city near us. I called her and she told me everything. He apologized and called me in front of her on speaker phone and told her it was over. Not that she was interested in him anymore when she found out he was married! She wrote to me on Facebook and told me that she would never consider talking to him again and a few other choice things. He changed his cell number and for the sake of our daughter, I am staying with him, but I will never feel the same about him again. It is a sad situation. Infidelity is very hard to get over, but with God's help, I will try. Wish me luck. I'll need it.

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