Why on earth would anyone take pictures of him or herself cheating? If you're going to take care to avoid having your spouse find out, like going to your parents' house without him/her, then don't create evidence and bring it home with you. I've always been told, "Never write or photograph anything you wouldn't want splashed across the front page of the New York Times, because even if you delete it, sometimes things come back to haunt you." FYL. Getting cheated on is one of the worst feelings in the world.

I wonder if the parents were involved in the set up. I mean, where were they in all this? If the wife went over to visit with the kid, it only makes sense that the parents would wanna spend as much time as possible with both of them, so how did she get both of the parents AND the kid out of the house? I don't think you deserved this, but I also don't agree with the undelete. It's an invasion of privacy and you probably would have found out eventually.

You know, I would ask her straight out if she went to visit her parents and took our kid as a cover for her affair. It's so accurate, she'd probably be surprised. And if she fails to admit it, you can take her to divorce court and reveal them there. There'll be no way around that. FYL, indeed, OP.

I like the slideshow idea-just make sure your kids out of he house

Blow up the pictures into posters & post them all over her job. & if she doesn't have one, mail them to her parents & other relatives of hers.

Wow... FYL

I agree with number 1 post them all over the internet!!! lmao that would teach her a lesson!

Maybe you need to take the hint.

That's awful. I highly urge you to avoid doing anything too incendiary; posting them online will make you look bad as well. If you're past the point of making amends, I suggest ordering prints, one copy for your lawyer and one copy for her. Present it as a nice gift you thought she'd appreciate, and watch her squirm when she realizes how much you know.

If you don't have a prenuptial agreement, start hiding any money you can and reduce her expenses in preparation for a divorce. Humiliating her is fleeting. Winning the divorce is a sweeter revenge. #70, it's HIS camera. She has no right to privacy using it. It's just like how your employer can watch what you do on company computers to make sure they're not liable for criminal actions done with their equipment.