Dear Amy: I would like to get your take on a recent incident at a dinner party. The hosts of the party had out-of-town guests who brought their dog with them. The dog proceeded to hump everyone at the party.
Dear Amy: I had a 15-year affair with a married man , who then ended his marriage in order to be with me exclusively.Advertisement
I understand her bitterness and anger toward me – however I am also mourning the loss of someone I cared deeply about. You and your late partner seem to have gone through a lot in order to be together. If you believe your presence at the service will add to your own grief and stress, then you might arrange for a private viewing and say your goodbyes away from the judgment of his ex-wife.The hosts of the party had out-of-town guests who brought their dog with them.I asked the male owner if he would put the dog somewhere away from the guests. He gave me a one word answer: no.
However, his ex-wife is not very fond of me and will be attending the services with her and Marshall’s four grown children.She has expressed that it’s inappropriate to invite me or include me in any way, due to me being a “homewrecker” and destroying their marriage. However, ex-spouses don’t have the right to control access to their former spouse’s remains after the ex-spouse dies. It’s called “divorce” for a reason. Divorce severs legal and marital ties, even if it doesn’t sever emotional ones.Overall, you should try to think about this from a vantage point several months in the future.
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