Does Daughter Share Love Letters From Dad’s Mistress

Her father had passed away, but now one daughter wants to know if she should share the love letters from her dad's mistress? That's what came up this morning on The Mike & Carla Morning Show during a session of "group therapy"! But you have to hear the entire story before you actually give us your advice.

The mom and dad had been married for over 50 years in a loving relationship. The dad had passed away over a year ago, however, the daughter going through his things found something. It was a box load of letters from his mistress! A woman the daughter thought of as a "second" mom. Someone the family traveled with, knew and loved all these years. But it turns out dad and this woman were having an affair.

With mom in her 80s and still grieving over the loss of her husband, the daughter needed to know. Does she keep these love letters a secret? Does she show her mother these letters? Or did mom already know what had been going on for years and just never said anything?

It was a situation that The M&C Morning Show knew others could relate to and maybe offer some advice. So, the phone and text lines blew up right off the bat. Some saying that showing the letters would do nothing but harm to the already grieving widow. Others thought that showing the letters and being honest might give the mom closure in some way.

Some listeners, who have gone through something like this, were the ones that said nothing positive would happen showing the letters. However, on the flipside, if the mom found out from another source and then knew the daughter knew all this time...what then? Some thought, her mother would think, "...how could you keep something like this from me?" 

Listening to the segment and see what you would do...and let us know!

https://963kklz.com/uploads/2023/09/LOVE-LETTER-TO-MISTRESS.mp3

You just married your best friend and you couldn't be happier. You and your spouse just pulled off an entire wedding with memories that will last you both a lifetime. Family and friends showed up to celebrate your love which means more than anything... well, almost anything.

A wedding registry is am excellent way to help newly wedded couples build their upcoming life together. Some couples have a gift table where envelopes and small gifts may be dropped off before entering a wedding. Unless you have generous family and friends, all of the envelopes and small gifts collected wouldn't be enough to pay for a honeymoon. Maybe a cheap room at Circus Circus Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas but, don't worry, we are looking out for you.

U.S. News Travel just released a survey of the cheapest destinations newly wedded couples should travel to, to celebrate their honeymoon. Yes, many of the destinations would make picture-perfect post cards but what makes them premier destination hotspots?

U.S. News uses a consensus-baed review method where they attempt to get as many opinions as possible to come up with a conclusion. Lists are formed when users interact on their website by clicking the "yes" button on a destination to rank it against the other competitors on the list. If enough yes votes are calculated the destination will make the list. Their editors also take into account the type of people that live in a destination, food options, culture and more. Editors vote on the categories to come up with an average for each destination. You can read more on their ranking system here.

Rocky mountain hideaways, unique vineyards for wine tasting and romantic beach sunsets are ideal newly wedded travel spots that are gaining attention. The locations on this list are diverse and give off their own special feel that will appeal to any couple that just tied the knot.

To get more details on their full list you can click here. We hope you enjoy your honeymoon.

Link Up With Us On Social Media!

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kklz963

Twitter: https://twitter.com/kklz963

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kklz963/