Angel Stellz said it all.. please give space before you do something wrong bro..

Have you ever cheated on her? If yes, forgive her.

Pray and drink coconut oil

Men are finally having taste of their medicine… it remain woman boldly bringing outside pregnancy & the man accepting the baby…
I love this

First off, you are a good man. A kind one at that. Cos in the midst of this, you are still thinking of her wellbeing.

Secondly, the friends plan for telling you might not entirely be for the reasons he stated above, it might be that, he can't stand your happy home and good union.

Thirdly, is there a way to ask her to tell you EVERYTHING? LIke what led to her cheating, and of all people, your best friend. This will help with closure and to ascertain the main cause, to avoid future occurrence,either with her or new partner.

Lastly, you need some time apart to process, think through and heal.
Them, you can be in a clear state of mind to know what action to take next.

So, don't rush it. One day at a time.

Meanwhile, hope you weren't cheating or have cheated?(Doesn't justify her behaviour ooo but just want to know, so as to balance the advice)

If you've never cheated on her, you have all the right not to forgive her and take her back, but if you've cheated on her before and she knew about it or not, you still have the right to forgive her or not, it's your choice, but know deeply well that she's dangerous, and in whatever happens, cut ties completely with that your so-called friend, he's evil.

Bro,

I feel your pain and I see how deep this cuts. As hard as it sounds, the best option right now 'may' be divorce. I used the word 'May' as a conditional here. If you can answer this question sincerely to yourself, there lies the answer you seek. Is she still appealing to you? Do you have this resentment towards her?. From the story, it shows it wasn't just a one off thing. It was repeatedly done. She has no respect and love towards you. You should be grateful to be alive to this point.

An adulterous woman caught is a dangerous woman. Just like I did say sometime ago, that an adulterous woman caught would rather choose to become a widow than becoming a divorcee and a single Mom. But if you choose to stay in the marriage, I wish you all the best. But know this. Once a woman starts cheating, her heart has usually checked out. There’s little to pull back.

An apology can deal with guilt, but it can’t erase the memory. Sometimes love alone isn’t enough to carry a trust that’s been destroyed. Honestly, there may be nothing left worth fighting for. I’m saying this not because it’s a woman who cheated. If it was the man, I’d give the same advice. The Bible only gives one ground for a man to put away his wife, which is on the ground of infidelity.

The truth is, a woman who truly loves you won’t cheat no matter the situation. And when a man truly loves his wife, the same applies. But we’re wired differently. For most men, it becomes an ego thing. You may forgive, but you’ll always resent her and her presence. People forgive. But forgiveness doesn’t always rebuild what broke. The real question is, will she still be appealing to you? It's better you let her go than torture her emotionally if you know you can't deal with it or heal completely from the betrayal.


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I'm seeing people asking the man, "Did you cheat on your wife before?" Come on. Is that a justification? Are we now encouraging revenge cheating?

We need to stop this kind of question. It’s nauseating. If anyone cheats in a marriage and you’re not comfortable with it man or woman, please file for divorce and walk away. You have that right both legally and biblically. This "have you ever cheated on her" talk only encourages and emboldens cheating. You shouldn’t become what you condemned in the first place. This is 2026 please. Let’s do better. Beside I don't ever get to see women being asked this sane question. It's always the men. Why?


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My advice to you dear poster. Pls would don't rush into divorce, but don't rush into pretending everything is fine either. Pray, create some space if necessary, seek wise Christian counsel, and allow your wife's actions over time to show whether she is truly repentant.
Most importantly, don't seek revenge against your friend or your wife. You have already walked away once to prevent yourself from doing something terrible. Keep doing that whenever anger becomes overwhelming.
Forgive, and you will be forgiven.( Luke 6:37.)
Forgiveness is important, you can forgive without immediately restoring trust.

For some of you asking ... have you cheated on her before??

Plsssssssss stop it!!!

You can forgive her if it was with it mere stranger but with your stupid best friend...


Pls DIVORCE HER!!!

Love and trust are never the same after cheating. If she showed remorse and their is indications that they have stopped seeing each other, I think you should forgive her for the sake of the unit called family. Don't allow your kids suffer the pain iof broken marriage. You can do DNA test to if you are doubting the paternity of your kids. Time heals and I believe it. Please don't go away as Stella advised. It will create more distance and separation.. Just ask God for the strength to forgive her.

With your best friend????
Both can conspire to kpai you. Cut them off

Cheating is bad, very bad
I am so sorry Sir

Even me that is a woman divorced my ex husband just by seeing his chats with another woman because I couldn't see him the way again not to talk of him sleeping with my friend. There are some betrayals you cant just wrap your head around

Forgive her and pray for her. In whatever you do, ensure you pray for her and please and please don't stop praying for her.

The Bible does not encourage divorce, remember?

Stay away for some times and think very well about whatever you want to do..This is so sad.

Stay away for some times and think very well about whatever you want to do..This is so sad.

Honestly, it's a shame you’re going through this. Betrayal from both your wife and someone you considered a friend can be devastating. However, for now, don’t rush to decide whether to stay or leave. You’re hurt and angry, and you need time to process everything. Walking away instead of reacting violently was the right thing to do.

I understand why you don’t want to tell people, but please find one mature, trustworthy person or a counsellor you can talk to privately. You shouldn’t carry this pain alone. If you still love your wife and want to see if the marriage can be saved, that decision can come later. It will require honesty, accountability, and a willingness from both of you to rebuild the trust that was broken.

And please don’t let your friend’s guilt pressure you into forgiving him. You owe him nothing. Take care of yourself first and give yourself time to heal. Leave home for a bit to process the matter, have a clear head to decide what is best for you.

Take some time off to think things through and also cool off. When you're back, you can decide if you still want her back or not. Also watch and see how remorseful she feels. There might still be a chance for you both. I wish you well.

This is painful. Please cut that friend of yours off. He's not a real one.

You're a good man, please follow Stella advice except the unforgiveness part.

U be real man. God gives you grace to forgive and move on.

Take it to the Lord in prayer. Enter your war room and pray. God will guide you and give you the right words to speak and place true peace in your heart.