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Revealed: undercover UK police officer deceived woman into 19-year relationship
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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I think the headlines a little sensational. Undercover cop gets into a real committed relationship for 19 years and when they're about to get married reveals he's been an undercover cop. Hilarity ensues. The relationship seems genuine
"This whole thing has broken her,” Mary’s sister said. “She has expressed suicidal thoughts. She cries daily. She does not sleep. She is really fearful.”
I thought this was normal. /s
Surely lying to your partner for 19 years is fine. The relationship is actually extra healthy, because of all the practice lying.