I lost my marriage because of social media
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I would just like to draw the attention of women to the use of social networks, especially those who are married.
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After 13 years of living together, I have just separated from the father of my 2 children.
At first, the Internet and so on, said absolutely nothing to me. But when I discovered all these things that changed my daily life, I started to get addicted.
Because of his profession, my husband is often absent and social networks have allowed me to evacuate the anxiety linked to his recurring absences … And then I met on the net, a gentleman who asked me in friendship.
Over the days, I couldn’t do without our conversations.
He made me laugh a lot, which I really needed, and gave me advice too. And then there came a time when I couldn’t do without him.
When I didn’t see him online, it was a disaster. Without knowing it, this gentleman had replaced my husband a little bit.
I watched for the slightest connection from him. And yet, at no time did he flirt with me.
It lasted 3 months and one day, when we conversed, he told me that he could no longer hide his feelings for me, that I was the woman of his life …
At 39, my heart was beating like a 15 year old kid … It had been so long since I had felt such a feeling. But I was afraid because I lived as a couple and it was not suitable.
Our exchanges therefore began to become sensual, passionate, intense.
I clung to this man, I loved him without having seen him … And then my husband was on vacation.
I had to reduce my conversations with my love of the net, especially in the evening. But sometimes I hid in the toilet to converse with him, for just a few minutes and it felt good. But one day … I made a stupid mistake.
My husband was watching a soccer game. He was very focused.
An opportunity for me to exchange with my lover who had become like a drug for me. I took my computer to surf locked in our room. A few seconds later, someone knocked on th
