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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5570520" data-attributes="member: 8835">I think coitus shootus applied in Tenessee or some such.Here in Texas, shooting's got to be constrained to in defense of life or property of self or another.&nbsp; The Castle Law covers it.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it might have to be dark.&nbsp; I don't shoot a lot of people to have needed to check the details.I am reasonably certain she is/will confide in somebody, and that person will probably be a girlfriend.&nbsp; I guess the OP's wife isn't that person.And Umbran is right, the cheatin usually starts because of some other problem in the relationship.&nbsp; Meaning, before the cheating started, something wasn't right between those two.And since you describe your bro as non-confrontational, that probably let it fester long before the real trouble signs began.But that's just me doing armchair psychology without a degree.Your brother's gonna have to drop this other man thing.&nbsp; He ain't the problem.&nbsp; The problem's her and how he interacts with her.&nbsp; Because once a cheater, always a cheater.&nbsp; So if they don't learn to mend their ways and change how they identify and deal with issues, it'll happen again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5570520, member: 8835"] I think coitus shootus applied in Tenessee or some such. Here in Texas, shooting's got to be constrained to in defense of life or property of self or another. The Castle Law covers it. I think it might have to be dark. I don't shoot a lot of people to have needed to check the details. I am reasonably certain she is/will confide in somebody, and that person will probably be a girlfriend. I guess the OP's wife isn't that person. And Umbran is right, the cheatin usually starts because of some other problem in the relationship. Meaning, before the cheating started, something wasn't right between those two. And since you describe your bro as non-confrontational, that probably let it fester long before the real trouble signs began. But that's just me doing armchair psychology without a degree. Your brother's gonna have to drop this other man thing. He ain't the problem. The problem's her and how he interacts with her. Because once a cheater, always a cheater. So if they don't learn to mend their ways and change how they identify and deal with issues, it'll happen again. [/QUOTE]

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