If My Dad's Having An Affair ...what should i do?
#1
Posted 01 November 2009 - 05:33 PM
what would you do IF
your dad is having an affair?
i don't know who should i tell this to... =(
1) mother? i'm afraid that she'll break down
2) elder brother? who's having a major examination a week later
3) younger brother? aged 8 (for sure no right...)
4) father? confront him and discuss?
i'm 16 btw... and i'm not that close to my dad.
i'm so afraid of losing my family. what do you think i should do??
#2
Posted 01 November 2009 - 05:40 PM
besides you're 16, what do you know?
#3
Posted 01 November 2009 - 05:50 PM
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#4
Posted 01 November 2009 - 06:59 PM
"IF my dad is having an affair.."
#6
Posted 01 November 2009 - 08:10 PM
besides you're 16, what do you know?
^that last part was unnecessary.
to original poster: how did you find out that your dad is having an affair (if)? did you see anything? hear anything?
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#7
Posted 01 November 2009 - 08:50 PM
he's usually a really stern person so his tone is always you know... heavy(stern).
he told the person on the phone yesterday.
"hey, it's really dangerous you know, i'll send you there tomorrow morning, don't go there alone okay?"
and his tone was soft at that time. i'm very sure that he's talking to a woman.
because i've heard countless conversations of him and men, it's entirely different.
it was 1230 in the midnight,
just after i went upstairs to my room but return for my left water bottle.
when i checked his call log this morning (i know this is bad but i couldn't help it)
he has already deleted that call log for the 1230 call...
#8
Posted 01 November 2009 - 08:50 PM
besides you're 16, what do you know?
what does being 16 have to do with anything? ignorant
proof? obviously she didnt pull this assumption outta her ass
i didnt have proof when i felt my dad was being shady but my instincts led me to find the truth and it turned out he was having an affair
all i can say is that i understand you wanna make the situation go as smoothly as possible if ur dad is cheatin, but you cant please everyone. u cant do much becuz even though it affects you, it's still between ur mom and ur dad. as for confrontin him... hah my sister and i caught him but he still denies it to my mom. if i could do things differently... i would not tell my mom.
#9
Posted 01 November 2009 - 08:57 PM
he's usually a really stern person so his tone is always you know... heavy(stern).
he told the person on the phone yesterday.
"hey, it's really dangerous you know, i'll send you there tomorrow morning, don't go there alone okay?"
and his tone was soft at that time. i'm very sure that he's talking to a woman.
because i've heard countless conversations of him and men, it's entirely different.
it was 1230 in the midnight,
just after i went upstairs to my room but return for my left water bottle.
when i checked his call log this morning (i know this is bad but i couldn't help it)
he has already deleted that call log for the 1230 call...
yep you're right. your dad is definitely having an affair. go tell your mom asap.
your dad is a disgusting human being for cheating on your mother like that.
tell her now!!
#10
Posted 01 November 2009 - 09:32 PM
he's usually a really stern person so his tone is always you know... heavy(stern).
he told the person on the phone yesterday.
"hey, it's really dangerous you know, i'll send you there tomorrow morning, don't go there alone okay?"
and his tone was soft at that time. i'm very sure that he's talking to a woman.
because i've heard countless conversations of him and men, it's entirely different.
it was 1230 in the midnight,
just after i went upstairs to my room but return for my left water bottle.
when i checked his call log this morning (i know this is bad but i couldn't help it)
he has already deleted that call log for the 1230 call...
don't freak out over one phone call. Gather more evidence...
It could be one of his family members, or an old friend. Whatever happened to giving the benefit of the doubt?
#11
Posted 01 November 2009 - 09:36 PM
It will scare him gutless. and make him stop.
I told my dad I was going to do family law.
Actually put it down in my varsity course selection.
And now he's less of an A-hole.
#12
Posted 01 November 2009 - 09:39 PM
for now u cant do much...
#13
Posted 01 November 2009 - 10:46 PM
my brother's examination lasts for a whole month
and i'm afraid that many things could happen in one month.
while the phone call... it couldn't be my other relatives, because we all communicate using Chinese Hokkien, never Mandarin...
=( this is so bad, i'm clueless about what to do...
#14
Posted 01 November 2009 - 11:13 PM
#15
Posted 02 November 2009 - 01:03 AM
@bisu
that was really unnecessary
im 16, and today jsut found out my father is having an affair
and hearing you comment on such a serious topic, and also probably has no idea wat it feels like, or how it feels like with no one to confront to should jsut shut there hole
She is obviously concerned and worried. ==
Anyway back to the topic
Leave it, you shouldn't tell your mother. And if you are wrong (there is also that possibility) well things wont be that great would it.
Let your brother know, at least there is someone who knows about it, but it is really up to your father to be truthful to your mother. Even though its hard to see that right now
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#17
Posted 02 November 2009 - 01:57 AM
But even if you haven't found any evidence, I think you should talk to your mother about it. I personally think that if you find it suspicious, than your mom would bound to be suspicious too (but like you, also unsure), especially since she's your father's wife.
I was in a situation pretty similar to you just a few months earliar, I just found out out that my father was having an affair with a younger woman (someone who isn't much older than me), and of course, I was absolutely blown away and heartbroken. I confronted my mother about my findings and I was pretty surprised to hear that she had her own suspicions/proof of her own that my father was cheating on her.
And well, it's up to them to sort out their problems but all I can say is that as a child, it's emotionally heartbreaking to endure because my only male figure that I have, has practically disappointed and hurted me. I have completely lost my respect towards him because of what I found.
I think you should pursue your suspicions, simply because if you don't find out the truth, then you can never see your father as a respectable man ever again. I chose to confront my father because he was spending literally thousands on a wwhore whilst choosing to be stingy with the family. Namely my mom. So I was really angry.
Gosh, I'm ranting now, sorry about ranting but it's something emotional and tough to talk/discuss about.
As for age discussion - age has nothing to do with suspicious actions. If parents act suspicious, then you would automatically know. I think if you have a mature head then you're more likely to realise/become more aware about your surroundings. I'm only 17 years old and it made logical sense to see that my father was cheating on my mom.
#18
Posted 02 November 2009 - 05:30 AM
I get where you're coming from when you were checking his phone and stuff, I did the same thing! Don't feel bad.
I think you should try to get more evidence, before you make a move. You could also tell your older brother.
If you do get more evidence then explain the situation to your mom. Who knows? Maybe she already knows.
#19
Posted 02 November 2009 - 06:10 AM
It's a tough decision to make at such a young age too, think long and hard before continuing on this road. Good luck!
#20
Posted 02 November 2009 - 06:20 AM





























