Does anyone know of a truly FREE website where you can do a reverse phone # search for landlines and cell phones?
Ok, next question . . . if you knew beyond the shadow of a doubt that someone was cheating on their spouse (that hadn't been married even a year yet) would you tell the spouse.
Not the one being cheated on... Talk to the cheater and let her :jester: J/K know that they have a choice.. they break it to the victim in set time line or you will do it for them... Give them a chance to properly rectify before you go blowing up a marriage certainly if kids involved...
Won't happen. The cheater is a habitual liar and would not tell the truth. The cheater knows that I know (just doesn't know how much I know).
Depends on how close you are, really. I won't butt into aquaintances business, but close friends, family is another story. I'd probably do as someone else said and confront the cheater with a deadline. That is, unless he/she is violent or something. Been there, done that, had to get a restraining order for our whole office. Not fun.
Is the cheatee going to do anything about it, or would your efforts be fruitless and you shut out? Other things to consider...
I was responding to giving the benefit of the doubt, people make mistakes and all and should have the oppurtunity to fix, but with this new info you presented it changes the game a little... Put your foot down and let them know that you know the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth and she will know and he has a chance to let her or him know or you will... If you are that close to them then would the victim say anything to you if the other came out with it and you can see if truth told... None the less its a no win...
I think the cheatee will leave the cheater. This isn't the first time the cheater has cheated but I think it is the first time since they recently got married.
so he/she has cheated before? and they still married them? did the cheater cheat with the person they are currently married to too?
