I was wondering if it is just me, but it seems like everytime someone mentions their D-day it is around the fourth of July. Mine was July 3rd so maybe I am just crazy. I read two stories today one was July 4th the other was July 2nd but I have noticed this in the past has anyone else noticed this. Anyway I was just wondering.
Mine was May 9, Mother's Day. I remember that I noticed that a lot of d-day were on or near special days, whether they be holidays or other special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries.
G'day, mate!! Nice to see you again. How goes it down your way?
D'dates? Wow, there were so many. A big one in September 1999 three weeks before my daughter was born. Another big one in May 2002. Many other little ones.
Jean
This message has been edited by Jean150 on Mar 26, 2007 10:43 AM
I don't recall the exact date; however, I have it written down. I do know it was very early March. And the first physical affair happened on Valentines day.
I really don't want to recall the exact date. It is not like it is something to celebrate each year like a birthday, anniversary, etc. I would like to hear why you all think the "date" is burned into your memories.
hi jean, i love your pic, my latest, go to the healing heart network54 site and read (ironically) the thread on 3 good things that have happened hahahahhaha
hugs girl, i know you need them, well you dont really but i am sure they might help
I also found some suggestive emails today from hubby to another woman (totally by accident I might add, honestly), which he claims he never acted on. So I guess, today could be another d-day?
We often don't get the truth when we first find out about our spouses or SO's A (affair). It often trickles out for a long time afterwards. Don't believe a whole bunch initially. I'm not trying to be negative, only giving you some honesty that you might be lacking from your WS (wandering spouse) at the moment.
I'm sorry you've had to join the club that no wants to join but you've found a great support group.