By: Kerri

Kerri — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:52:05 +0000

I’ve been married for 13 years with two young daughters. I recently saw changes in my husband’s behavior. He started going out more after work, constantly texting on his cell phone. When his cell would ring he would jump to get it. He kept telling me it was a co-worker and it had to do with work. I questioned him about cheating, but he denied it. I needed answers and hard proof that my gut feelings were true and I wasn’t making it up. I ended up hiring AllState Investigations, which is a private detective agency. Well, to make a long story short, they caught him with another woman in a romantic relationship. Now I have pictures, video and a detailed report of everything that happened. To see his face drop was PRICELESS!!! It was such a good feeling to have physical evidence in my hands that he could NOT deny. Check out their website http://www.94.truth.com

By: Dennis J. Schleicher

Dennis J. Schleicher — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 00:29:58 +0000

According to the 2001 Census figures more than 4 million married men are living a double life style. My support group, I run for gay married men who are looking to come clean to their wives. I have found that 98% of them practicing unsafe sex. When conducting affairs with members of the same-sex orientation.
All of us find ourselves in situations we tried to justify our misdeeds. After all, no one is perfect. I spent most of my life doing the right thing, so if I slipped up every now and then I chalked it up to human nature. In till this past year I went through life thinking of myself as a hero of sorts. I was willing to stand up and fight for my identity, exposing myself to condemnation and contempt of my family, friends, and coworkers because I am a homosexual man.
When I was growing up gay men were betrayed on screen either as cross-dressers trying to be women were a feminine men with the sachet walk yet. The majority of men of my sexual orientation are hiding the truth in passing as straight. Sadly, less than half of these men have the courage to reveal their homosexuality person who needs to know the most–they are straight wives. They fear the potential fallout–losing the children and the security of a family environment. The man who eventually tells the truth leaves his straight wife with an identity crisis. The revelation can trigger the shattering of her self worth accompanied by pain in the form of confusion, shame, anger, and damaged sexual self-esteem.
Forbidden Love with a Married Man; E-Mail Diaries by Dennis J. Schleicher is one of them most explosive memoir and New York Times bestseller I’ve ever seen.

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