Truth & Consequences: Phil's Reply to Janet

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Truth And Consequences---Phil's Reply to Janet

My apologies to capecodmercury. I tried, over, and over to contact him about adding to his great story, but was never able to. I loved the story "Truth and Consequences." There was no reply from Phil to this letter, and I just kept wondering what he would have said back to her. I realize that there is any number of forms his letter could have taken. For better, or for worse, this is just one of them. It is surely advisable to first read "Truth and Consequences" by capecodmercury, then read Phil's reply to his wife's letter to him.

Dear Janet,

If you are reading this letter, then I know you have received the divorce decree that was in the big envelope with it.

I will try now, as best I can, to explain my actions, and feelings that have caused me to give up completely on trying to save the bond between you and I. I am more sorry, disheartened, and depressed about this than you can possible imagine. I can't fathom living my life without you, and at times, I feel that I don't want to go on at all with my life. Losing you is like I have been split in half, and half of myself has been relegated to the land fill. I can hardly function, as I am so used to you being my right hand in work, in decisions, and a dozen other departments. Now that is all missing.

When I first started reading your letter, and all the way to about 2/3 of the way through it, my heart was lifted to heights that it had not seen, since the day I first began to suspect your infidelity to me, and our wedding vows. I thought "Well finally, she

is beginning to see what I have been trying with all my heart to get her to see all this time, for the last year." Even though you said at the outset that you were at least temporarily moving out, I knew that under the right circumstances, that you would fly back to my side, and I envisioned our marriage back on the track that I have been trying, and hoping that we could put it on for so long. As I was swamped with work because of a new contract we are desperately trying to gain, I didn't have the time to read but little parts of your letter at a time. It took me the better part of 4 days to finally wade all the way through it. During most of that time, I was deliriously happy, thinking of once again, holding you in my arms, and being able to feel that you finally understood the gargantuan enormity of the hurt, and humiliation that you piled on me, thinking me a fool, that was too slow to ever catch on to two quick witted people like you and your lover were. With me knowing from the very first day what was going on, and being able to absolutely see through all the many lies that you kept telling me, because I had the proof, it wasn't hard to figure out that you, even though you felt pangs of guilt over the emails, figured that I would never be quick enough to trap you in your lies.

Reading the first large part of your letter seemed to say to me that you had changed your opinion of me, and decided that I was worth being honest with, especially since I had managed to box you in on every single lie you fabricated. I was walking on air, feeling that you had decided I wasn't a fool, or a dummy, but that I was an equal, and deserved to be treated as such. HOW WRONG I WAS!!! From the first year of our marriage, I have been telling you that you learned a vicious trick while at your mother's knee, seeing her bring up things to your Dad during any kind of disagreement they might have, that had nothing whatsoever to do with what they were disagreeing about, but was designed to turn the heat from herself, onto your Dad, even though she might be clearly wrong, and at fault. Winning the argument always seemed to be the paramount goal in her arguments, not getting at the truth of any matter. Your Dad, being the gentle soul that he is, would always defer to her, in order to end the argument, rather than stand up to her. Now, you have tried that same trick on me, but wife, let me assure you, you are not dealing with your Dad now. Throwing up a smoke screen to try to divert my attention from you're guilt and make me think I am at fault will not work with me. Lady, I have people that are a good deal smarter than you, try that with me in the business world every day of my life. It doesn't work for them, and it won't work for you, now, or ever.

You said, in the turning point of your letter, that you finally held your motives up to the mirror and was ashamed of what you saw, …….BUT…..and there is always a BUT with you, and then you started the old end run again, trying to shift the blame to me. You called me a bastard, and asked me why I didn't fight for you. Once again, you are looking through the wrong end of the telescope., and seeing a distorted picture. What you are trying to disguise as a failure on my part to fight for you, was actually an effort to let you disengage yourself from the disgraceful behavior you were engaging in, thereby avoiding the problem we are facing right this minute. I had no intention of ever bringing your infidelity up, to you, or anyone on this planet, if you had backed out of the situation on your own, at any time, including even after all the emails containing language between you and your lover that you and your husband had never engaged in. You said to him, "I have been thinking about it a lot, and this time when we are together, I want you to cum in my mouth. I am so hot thinking about something so erotic like that that, I am close to an orgasm right now." "My fingers are all sticky with my juices. I wish you could suck them and clean them for me while I was cleaning your beautiful cock with my mouth. Oh well, I guess I'll have to suck them myself……mmmmmm…..I love the smell, and taste of sex. " As I recall, his answer to that in his next email was, "I am going to suck your sweet clit so hard that your nose is going to cave in. I want my whole head covered with your pussy juices, even the top of my head. I want my hair wet with your sex juices." Why was it that you, at any time that I initiated any kind of erotic sex talk, would chastise me, and tell me you hated talk like that, but, oh well, …..never mind, that's another subject. My point is, even after talk like that, if you would have shunned his advances at the conference, and showed just a little remorse, you would have never had a clue that I knew anything. You said yourself, in your letter, that I never showed any sign that I knew about your liaison with this man.

You didn't do that. You left your stupid cuckolded, stupid husband at home, knowing that you were going to march right into that man's room, suck his cock, let him suck your pussy until it was raw, and fuck him, all night, each and every night that you were at that conference.

And yet, …..and yet….you want to make out like I was to blame for all that, and put the monkey and the guilt on my back. My god woman, how God dam stupid do you think I am. You said that you are not trying to blame your behavior on me, but that's exactly what you are doing. You said you couldn't tell me whether you would have confessed to me, if I had confronted you with your lies that first night. You said you thought you would have. I vehemently disagree. You lied to me about every single aspect of that whole sordid affair, and yes, is was an affair. Don't you dare try to lessen it by calling it a little fling. It went on for nearly a year, when not in person, it was through triple X rated emails between the two of you. You said that if I had confronted you at any time, at least every thing past that would not have taken place. There again, knowing what I know about you now, I disagree. It would have happened at another time in another place, but maybe with another man. You would have probably sweet talked me out of leaving you, with promises to be a good girl, and promising to make it up to me, then as soon as you figured you had me hooked again, you would have been doing the same thing with either him, or someone else. That, my dear wife, is how far my trust, and my faith in you has sunken. It now lies at the very bottom of the deepest part of the ocean. It is unsalvageable. After reading your letter in it's entirety, I see that you are a scheming, lying, conniving version of your mother, and are just like her. I now have decided that I want nothing more to do with you at all. You can take your little act on the road, and try it on the next sucker that you run across. If I sound a little pissed, and am talking to you differently than I ever have before, it is because I am a lot pissed, do you hear me.? I am more pissed than I ever thought it was possible to be.

You said I just sat there, and let that asshole wear you down, offering you no support in your losing struggle to resist him. For God's sake Janet, riding shotgun for his wife to keep her from telling another man, "Oh yes, come and fuck me now" is not part of the job description for any husband. That is where the trust, and faith in her is supposed to enter in, but you have done just like good old Mom, and tried to make faith, and trust look like something bad, if I practice it. Dam that old witch anyhow!!

Near the end of your letter, you said that you hoped that I loved you enough to try to save our marriage. I don't. Your version of me loving you enough, is for me to let you steam roll over me, and for me to finally take the blame for all the shitty things you did to our marriage saying that if I had acted differently, you would have acted differently. That is a lie, hatched in the pits of hell, and you know it. It seems like you and Mom, have yourselves figured to be silver tongued devils that can talk, and bluff your way out of any problem. It might have worked on you're Dad, but I am not him, and your act is dead in the water with me. I am just a tad smarter than that. I am the number 3 man in a pretty big corporation who, buy the way, is slated to become the number 2 man very shortly when Jim Hawks moves to take over the Atlanta operation. My salary will more than double, and the perks that go with the job would make your mouth water. You could have been, and I wanted you to be, part of that at one time. No more. I am determined to seek out someone who holds the vows of marriage as sacred as I do, and who doesn't scheme and plot to have illicit sex with old boy friends, so she can keep the cravings within her body satisfied.

You said that the thing that made you fuck him in the first place, was that you had already gone two weeks without sex, and that I was a day late getting home from my last road trip. My God, if I had fallen ill, and stayed bedridden for six months anytime during our marriage, I suppose you would have had to turn tricks on the street, under an overpass somewhere in order to keep your cravings under control, huh. Jesus, sometimes you're logic just escapes me. I thought it was supposed to be men who's brains were in their sex organs. I had gone just as long as you without sex, but I never even considered doing what you did. I suppose that was because I took those vows we made to each other back then seriously, and believed in them.

You said at the end of your letter that you couldn't wait forever for me to make a decision. You don't have to wait at all. You made the decision for me with the last 1/3 of your letter. You said to call you, to inform you of my decision, but not to contact you for anything else, or try to see you. Consider it done with this letter, as I don't have time to fool with wasting any more of my time. I have to get my belongings ready to ship to the new house the company is providing for me on the lake shore. In addition I have to put my car in storage within the next day or two as I think, Friday I have to pick up the new one that goes with the new job.

I noticed that you ended your letter without saying love Janet. It just said Janet. I guess that says it all doesn't it??

Phil

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AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
At least this author developed a story!

Great effort on behalf of the author. At least this author took the time to develop/create a story instead of just add negative comments like one of the idiot professional commentators.

KOLKOREKOLKOREover 16 years ago
She did him the biggest favor...

The wife's blatant letter in the original had somehow been the last straw for this husband (according to this ending) which had to suffer from a very low self esteem and be quite insecure to allow the wife to continue with her shenanigans for a whole year without taking action. Still different people have different breaking points and you can never under estimate the power of denial when people are about to face painful changes. By the way that was just a description not a value statement on my part. Seeing that behaviors like that EXIST it was hard for me to understand some of the venom in some of the feedback. Are these stories only a recipe for the brave and the strong, the super men?

Like some other commenters I too felt that you would have gained more dramatic impact by making your letter shorter and editing out some less important points and of course by avoiding the repetitions. Still, his passion does come across. Keep at it.

zed0zed0over 16 years ago
ExcellenT RebuuTTle

No Wimps, No Mercy!

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
Work

Work on your grammar... your and you're are killers.

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
Welcome and Thanks Author

The negative comments about your abilities and the 4 days have been made and don't warrant harping upon.<P>

That mistakes are part of the growing should be evident to all concerned. The more important issue was your intent to address a situation that concerned you and that you put forth the effort to do so for which you are commended - you put it on the line and now I hope you weed through the comments for those that will help you grow.<P>

In my mind, only experience by trial and error will over come some of the issues of concern. The balance and perhaps a strong part of those issues will be quickly addressed by making use of an editor - which are free here. If you intend to grow - to entertain - to try to make things more right or address the realities and the justice of marital consequence - then please give the editor much thought. <P>

You are appreciated as I thought that in large part your thoughts were spot on and in sync with mine and most others.<P>

So, onward and upward as I look forward to your growing.

With Regard

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
Re: hansbwl's comment

"He didn't fight for her". What a load of complete and utter shit.<br><br>

If a husband has to intervene to stop his wife from cheating then the relationship is already in a crisis. The same applies if a wife has to stop her husband from cheating. A spouse should automatically know that cheating is wrong and stop themselves from doing it.<br><br>

Once the cheating has started - too late. The damage has been done, the relationship has been fractured already. What's the point of the husband (or wife) suddenly confronting their spouse? It may be the first step to reconciliation, but to be perfectly honest if a spouse will only stop cheating because their secret has been exposed then that does not speak well of their commitment to their marriage. If the cheating spouse only realises that they have broken the rules after they have been confronted then any relationship they had was in trouble anyway.<br><br>

The whole "you didn't fight for me" line is bullshit. For one thing it suggests that the wife is property, an idea that went out in the 1960s. For another it suggests that the cheating partner is too stupid to be able to know where the boundaries of acceptable behaviour are. It also indicates a total lack of commitment on the part of the would-be cheater.<br><br>

I thought this submission was OK. It desperately needs a good editor, and one or two things in the plot could be tightened up a bit, but this is good.

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
fdkman262's version was better

fdkman used the 1st letter and wrote a response. Presidio invents a bunch of new stuff (e.g., her mother's arguments with her father) that isn't needed. I agree with others that 4 days to read the 1st letter is ridiculous. Bragging about his new house and car is also ridiculous. He should have instead told why he didn't want counseling. The only thing in her letter that he addresses is he need to fight for her. That's an easy one. In fact, he doesn't discuss the time following the affair -- even though that is the crucial period if there is ever to be a reconciliation. Given Phil's attitude in this letter, I don't understand why he didn't immediately divorce her.

hansbwlhansbwlover 16 years ago
Both reply's

are stupid. Yes, fdkman262 has also written a reply to the letter from Jane, and in my opinion just as poor as this one.

Both missed an important point in her letter, he did not fight for her.

Harryin VAHarryin VAover 16 years ago
Crap crap crap Husband letter makes NO sense

well wtitten crap.

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first the thing about needing 4 days to fully read the letter is absurd. Thuink about it. IF you were in that situation it would of taken me 5 minutes to read it even if fast-- the 1st time.

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The Husband PHL argues that the wife learned her behavior from her mother and that her dad was willing to bend over backwards to promote marital harmony.. but that he PHIL is not willing to do that.

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<b>Yet he says many times that he was willing to let her YEAR LONG cheating go withouit a confrontation if only she had stop!!!. PHIL was reading her pono email yet was STILL willing to wimp out ....</b>

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<i> I had no intention of ever bringing your infidelity up, to you, or anyone on this planet, if you had backed out of the situation on your own, at any time, including even after all the emails containing language between you and your lover that you and your husband had never engaged in..." </i>

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how revoltng is that? even if PHIL is being honest <b> WHY say that given the evil mean nasty betrayal by Janet? </b>

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The he accuses Janet of being so shallow that well she would do it again once he gotten her hooks back into PHIL. I agree.

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But isnt that also the message he would be sending IF they had gotten back together??? Isnt his willingness to over look her YEAR LONG cheating and his assertion tha the would never of said a word... in effect telling Janet <i> " what a stupid little wimp man I am" ... </i> would not Janet have thought <i> "I cheated on the diumb fuck PHIL ofr a year and he never knew!"... </i>

Damnit Janet

AnonymousAnonymousover 16 years ago
This isnt a reconciliation letter! It's a goodbye

dumbass letter. Telling a lying, cheating, adulterous slut she had fucked her life up good thinking she was to smart for him. Sometimes it is important to let the one who thinks they control everything and have covered the options, to know the other person has seen thru the smokescreen and knew everything. People like this Janet are actually mentally ill. Suffering from sexual imbalance, mental dellusions of grandeur, and a sense they can do no wrong. What she really needs is a stronger dose of reality and hubby could have provided that by having her placed in a mental institution for evaluation prior to the divorce action. Yes it can be done, even at the patients objection. Her actions placed him, the marriage, and his professional life at risk, myself I would sue her, but then I am a vindictive son of a bitch.

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