A Cheating Husband.
One cold winter night a pregnant wife and mother of two tried to get in contact with her navy husband. Her husband’s name was John. John left his wife Nicole in the worst pain of her life, to go on duty. Nicole knew when she married her husband that he was married to his work, but she thought being a dedicated wife and mother to her family that he would somehow come around.
Two days passed with Nicole not hearing nor seeing her husband. The kids started to worry about their father and Nicole the pregnant wife is starting letting her feelings and emotions show. The kids are asking “why is mama crying? Where is my father>" Nicole has no answers to her children questions because the fact still stands she has no idea where he is herself.
It’s been 5 days now. It’s Tuesday morning and the kids are up and dressed for school. Nicole decided to call around and look for her husband. Her first instinct was to call his job, she thought that is where he was. She called the number John left in case of emergency. When she called she ask for John, what is the last name the man stated? “John Jackson” Nicole said. Sorry ma’am
] there is no one in our records by the name of John Jackson. There must be a mistake my husband to me that he worked for this navy base, he told me to call this number. Well sorry ma I can call around to see if he was moved by as my records are showing there is no John Jackson with us.
Later that Tuesday Nicole went to have coffee with her two
“John, what happened?” Officer Marks ask. I just keep crying and I hold Veronica’s head against my chest. An hour later they take Veronica into the ambulance. I just sit on the floor crying. “John, I need to take you in for questioning.” Officer Marks says. I get up and walk with him to the cop car. I get in the back and he
* Is married to an army husband and had 3 kids with him, but he lost her only daughter when she was just a baby.
Since the relationship became cold. The husband was ready to leave without saying a word, but when the wife showed up and started talking to the husband's in an aggressive tone through this line “I’m glad you’re leaving! I’m glad you’re leaving! She said. Do you hear?” regardless of that, the husband continued packing his stuff. However, in this line “Then she noticed the baby’s picture on the bed and picked it up.” Changed the husband idea of not taking the baby’s
She starts to speak to Cara and tells her that she needs to go into the kitchen and help her set the table for dinner. Cara without any words gets up and follows what her mom told her. She goes to get all the silverware from the cabinets. Cara’s mother calls down her older sister and younger brother to come and help her. Her brother refused to come because he was playing a game on his computer, but her sister came down. Both Cara and her sister Ashley started setting the table together. There mother than left the room. Ashley and Cara were in complete silence for around 6 minutes. When they were done setting the table they both went back upstairs to their room.
It all began with a simple phone call one night after dinner. “Joe”’ my father hollered up the stairs, “Its for you. Its Jackie, and she sounds upset.” As I came downstairs to pick up the phone, I was not happy. I was tired and had looked forward to a nice quiet evening at home, not another stupid adventure with Jackie.
Getting up, Rico noticed the imprint of Sharmane’s body on the bed. She must have woken up and went to work he thought, however the smell of cooking bacon and scrambled eggs told him otherwise. Rico made his way downstairs to greet his wife and what he found was astonishing. Rico stood completely frozen. He could not believe his eyes. “I couldn’t think of any other way to tell you” Sharmane smiled. His reaction was priceless. Sitting in the middle of the living room was a pink cradle. “I’m pregnant” Sharmane said. Rico choked. Him? A father? He had so many questions and so many doubts but the only thing that came out of his mouth was “I love you”. Rico was so happy he actually cried. Who knew that he would be a
After a long pause, my mom spoke up and said, “oh honey. He is at the store. I should probably call him.” Is everyone going to be okay, I thought. I really wish this wasn’t happening right now. I rushed downstairs and sat on the couch impatiently. Then, I heard footsteps coming down the stairs. Dad, I thought happily, but no, it was Matt. Atleast he is okay, I tried to think. My mom was on the phone with my dad and was hugging me at the same time.
John a 42-year-old Caucasian male and is Gunnery Sargent in the United States Marine Corps. He has served for 18 years as a Motor Transport Maintenance Chief and has deployed five times. He and his family, Mary, Dean, and Sam sought treatment about one year ago after John’s company commander mandated he attend counseling following a period of excessive drinking, poor work performance, erratic behavior, and John having to be physically removed from on post housing by the Military Police following an altercation with his son Dean in the front yard.
I went outside to find Courtney, but she was nowhere to be seen. “Hey, get in the car!” Misty had yelled from the driver’s side of her Dodge Neon. “Can you take me by Courtney’s? I want to talk to her.” I asked as I chunked my backpack into the backseat “No, just call her later. We need to get Guy and go home to start to pack.” When we got home my father was listening to the scanner. “Hey girls, do yawl know a Danielle Wilson, age 20 from Tushka?” “No!” both of us said as we went into our room “Well they had a wreck earlier before school got release. They were T-boned by a semi truck, but they are not releasing much more information” Stated my father. Immediately I thought about Courtney, but I thought to myself, no, it couldn’t have been her she is only fifteen years old. A few hours went by without hearing anything else. The phone began to ring; I rushed over as fast as I could. “Hello” I said. “Hey, it’s Kathy, did you hear over the scanner?” she asked. “No, it couldn’t have been her Dad said it was a Danielle and she was twenty” I said with tears in my eyes. “Oh okay, well let me know if you hear anything else.” Kathy stated. “Okay” I said as I hanged up the phone. Another hour had gone by without hearing anything. So I began to pack for our family vacation that we were getting ready to take the next day,
The statistics for prevalence rates of infidelity vary greatly depending on which definition is used. Due to the variety of definitions, estimates on lifetime prevalence for infidelity can be anywhere between 1.2% and 85.5% (Hertlein, Wetchler, & Piercy, 2005). Evidently, a clear description for infidelity is important to more accurately assess rates within the literature. A study by Moller and Vossler (2015), looked at the definitions given by seven experienced couple counselors (5 women and 2 men) who had been practicing for between 4.5 and 18 years. During face-to-face interviews, the counselors explained their conceptions of cheating by incorporating their experiences with heterosexual clients. After applying thematic analysis to these
It’s 4:50 pm, Patrick Maloney is getting home from an exhausting day at work. Inside the home is Mary Maloney, Patrick’s wife. Mary, excited, greets her husband with a kiss and hangs up his coat. It seems like a normal Thursday night, but Patrick seems off, and Mary notices it. As Patrick drank his drink down in one gulp, Mary knew this was no ordinary Thursday night. Patrick sits her down and is straight forward with her, “I want to leave you” he said. He continues with the details as Mary sits there horrified.
It was June of 2004, when the couple found out that Felicia was pregnant. It was early morning, Sunday. “Honey” Felicia called, “Yes, hun!” Richard responded ecstatically, not knowing what kind of news Felicia had for him. “Come here!” Felicia explained to get the message accross the room to Richard. “What is it dear”, said Richard, “Just come”, Felicia annoyingly said, “Coming, do you want to tell me?” Richard frustratedly responded. “I’m...I’m preg...pregnant” Felicia said holding Richards hand. “Honey! That’s great news” Richard excitedly responded. “But we..we..don't have..have enough money..to raise a..a..child right now” Felicia looked down and replied. “Honey don’t worry about that kind of stuff, we’ll take care of it, we’ll be fine.” Richard positively responded. “We have to..look at us..we can barely earn enough money for both of us” Felicia said. “We’ll manage hun” Richard replied. “ Richard, no we won’t ‘just look at us for crying out loud” Felicia said. “We’ll discuss this later” Richard abruptly ended the conversation. One month later Felicia got laid off from work. Now they were in the worst financial situation they’d ever been in.“
We know temptation are everywhere in this sinful world and awareness is one of the important lessons prevent and take steps necessary guard ourselves and those around us. Before reading this book, I was not aware of those factors or thought about them as “close calls “to sexual infidelity but now I do. Awareness is everything in preventing what could affect us and those that are around us
In the article it gives out many things happening in universities which are known to be cheating scandals. Many people would expect that when you go to college there would not be as much cheating as there was in High school. What really spoke out to me from this article and what the author wants the readers to know was that students with higher education skills often cheat more than the ones with lower educational skills. “High achieving students are as likely to cheat as those who struggle academically” paragraph 13. This article showed people in the technical field cheat the most in college than any other fields such as engineering, computer science as well as a business student. Overall they knew how the outcome would affect them later
In the article, Characteristics of Those Who Participate in Infidelity: The Role of Adult Attachment and Differentiation in Extradyadic Experiences, Jessica Fish, Thomas Pavkov, Joseph Wetchler, and Jerry Bercik (2012) the relationship between adult attachment styles, differentiation and infidelity. Past research has indicated that therapists notice a large number of couples seek counseling sessions to help repair damage after an extramarital affair and that infidelity is difficult to treat via therapy. As a result of the growing amount of couples seeking therapy after infidelity has occurred therapists are attempting to better understand the nature of infidelity, which is why this study has attempted to add to this understanding.