[DAP]

But in seriousness, if it's eating you up in side, talk to someone outside of your family. I would speak with my closest friends about it before I would go on with confronting my brother, let alone telling the sister in law about it. This probably isn't the first time he's ****ed his coworker considering the circumstance. I get the moral dilemma of him cheating, but I think going to the sister in law first will have a ripple effect. You risk your loyalties being question and perhaps orstracized from your fam

[heauxm]

Don't say anything he's your brother !

[superglowy]

You keep your mouth shut. It's none of your damn business and if you have to pick a side, you pick your brother. Blood is blood and if they do break up, you'll probably never see her again but you're gonna see and be connected to your brother till the day you die.

Don't be a messy ****ing gay.

[DILF $]

^ Blood is blood my ass

[Green]

Honestly don't say anything because that will bring problems between you and your brother and also like you said that will break their family

Sooner or later she will find out on her own because a cheater will always be a cheater and you won't have the need to expose your brother.

What an awful situation though

[Itskorbitch]

yeah just let it work out. karma will get him caught eventually...

[blaggot]

@ anyone saying to let it go just bc it's their brother

wrong is wrong, regardless of blood. y'all have no morals

[DevonDreams]

Originally posted by blaggot

@ anyone saying to let it go just bc it's their brother

wrong is wrong, regardless of blood. y'all have no morals

Would someone with morals expose someone and ruin their life over someone who isn't family?

[Jan]

Originally posted by blaggot

@ anyone saying to let it go just bc it's their brother

wrong is wrong, regardless of blood. y'all have no morals

This, I honestly can't believe people think it's moral to support someone's immorality just because of blood ties.

[blaggot]

Originally posted by DevonDreams

Would someone with morals expose someone and ruin their life over someone who isn't family?

someone with morals would call out a wrongdoing when they see it, regardless of it who it is

[Corsola]

Originally posted by DevonDreams

Would someone with morals expose someone and ruin their life over someone who isn't family?

what

[IVY]

First you need to confront your brother and tell him that you know and if he shows no remorse or regret then he doesn't really care about hurting his wife and children, sorry but the poor wife deserves better.

[Eternium]

Originally posted by Negev

Confront his cheating ass. Tell him that he is an awful scum and that you seriously considered coming clean to his wife but you decided against this for the sake of his children. Tell him to stop being a self centered prick and realize that he is destroying his family and life going down this path

The right answer is on the first page. Why is this still all over the newsfeed?

[Lippy]

Originally posted by DAP

But in seriousness, if it's eating you up in side, talk to someone outside of your family. I would speak with my closest friends about it before I would go on with confronting my brother, let alone telling the sister in law about it. This probably isn't the first time he's ****ed his coworker considering the circumstance. I get the moral dilemma of him cheating, but I think going to the sister in law first will have a ripple effect. You risk your loyalties being question and perhaps orstracized from your fam

Jesus this is the worst advice. Closest friends? These things SPREAD like ****.

Of course his brother is cheating the **** off, but if he told anyone he would just DENY that and considering OP has no proof he would come off as the worst. He has no business in their relationship & should NOT judge anything. The most he can do is have a friendly talk with his brother and let him know he knows and tell him to be careful/work it out cos he could get his dick cut off by the mother. I don't think that's anything unmoral, considering it's not his business.

[Luder]

Originally posted by DevonDreams

This is a problem for gays most of you guys are nosey and need to stop "spilling the T" .

Originally posted by superglowy

Don't be a messy ****ing gay.

[Sexxx Dreams]

Originally posted by blaggot

@ anyone saying to let it go just bc it's their brother

wrong is wrong, regardless of blood. y'all have no morals

MTE
Idc if this is your brother/sister/mother/father/friend whoever. Cheating is wrong.
The sooner she finds out the better.

[wesleywalrus]

Originally posted by Eternium

The right answer is on the first page. Why is this still all over the newsfeed?

.

[Priyanka Chopra]

Tell her. Everyone deserves to know the truth.

[Allopatry]

honestly, you should tell your mom everything and explain what happened. then have your mom go about it from there. a mom will know how to gather her son up.

[Dannyyyyyyyyy]

Maybe talk to your brother but don't act judgemental about it when you don't know what the situation is. Remember you only saw one side of the story.