@Sunshine05,
Of course you have recourse.
FFS, the guy's a narcissistic swine and that's being cruel to swine.
If he passed you an STD then I bet he passed it to his wife as well. I am generally not a fan of anonymous messages or of telling the spouse because they are likely to already know and everyone just shoots the messenger anyway.
But this is different because there's an STD. She may very well have it and not know about it. Untreated STDs can do all sorts of nasty things to people.
I think it's kinda the responsible thing to do to tell her, but you can do so anonymously and with nothing specific about you or the affair. Just something like -
Quote:Hi,
I know you don't know me but I am suggesting you go to your doctor and get tested for ___(fill in the name of the STD here).
Wishing you good health.
And then of course don't sign your name or anything. If you live nearby, then just slip an envelope with no postage and no return address, with her name on it, into their mailbox. If not, then there are means to send anonymous messages online. Google is your friend.
Is this perfect? Of course not. But you will have done what is essentially a societal duty, which is to inform anyone who may have been exposed to this disease.
Anyone with half a brain will realize this means she's been cheated on. But, like I said, she probably knows that already.
But STDs can (depends on which, of course), cause cancer and brain damage, and blind and even kill people. This woman, no matter what you think of her or her husband (and she is likely putting on a show on social media, so take that into consideration if you're reading her posts), she does not deserve
that.
And then wash your hands of this trainwreck.