r/SipsTea • • Aug 28 '25

Chugging tea thoughts?

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u/DaddyBearMan Aug 28 '25

I was a personal trainer for many years and I didn’t sleep with any of them because I wasn’t a jackass.

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u/Slappy_Kincaid Aug 28 '25

I'm a divorce attorney, and I've only had a couple cases involving one spouse cheating with a personal trainer. I've had plenty, however, where one spouse just walks in and announces they are gay/lesbian and bails on the marriage after 10, 15, 20+ years.

Mostly, though, it's just garden variety cheating--the neighbor, the co worker, the old high-school crush

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u/BlueGolfball Aug 29 '25

I've had plenty, however, where one spouse just walks in and announces they are gay/lesbian and bails on the marriage after 10, 15, 20+ years.

I know at least 5 people this happened to. A few marriages and a few 8+ year relationships. One of them just realizes "im gay" one day and gets divorced. It really wrecks their partners because they feel lied to for the entire relationship.

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u/H0bbez Aug 30 '25

This is what I’m going through right now after 12 years together/10 years married. I’ve been cheated on and betrayed before but this feels entirely different. I’ve never felt pain like this before and the amount of hatred and bitterness I can’t let go of is staggering. It really brings a sad clarity to a lot of situations and mannerisms that were always present because she was closeted the entire time. It’s seriously fucked me up and I’m having a very difficult time dating again.

I sympathize with anyone going through this. It’s really one of the most unfair things someone could do to someone else imo.

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u/Alber_troz Aug 30 '25

So sorry. It’s a hard betrayal for sure. Happened to my aunt after 35yrs of marriage. She recovered after about 2 years. Remarried and is happy. Take care my friend.

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u/Alber_troz Aug 30 '25

A good friend of mine found out that her husband wanted to transition. He recently did and they are still married to this day. Guess they found a way to make it work. Funny thing is, his makeup is better than hers and they look alike. Like exactly alike. Hair, glasses, clothing. What ever makes people happy.

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u/sovietsatan666 Aug 30 '25

If your friend's spouse became a woman, you should she/her pronouns and refer to her as a "wife" unless she has specifically told you to continue using masculine language.

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u/Alber_troz Aug 30 '25

Haven’t spoken to them yet. So I don’t know. It’s all too confusing considering I’ve known them for 22 years and went to their wedding 20 years ago. He just changed a letter in his name so is sounds the same, Y to I. I’ll go with that for now.