Rv Rental

... visit? DVC cabin? Rental Trailer? Your own rv/trailer? The Fort is...

... to see moving into the rental across the street will be... real space alongside for an RV, drive is too steep for...

... RV sites, 39 cabins, 15 chalets, tent sites, numerous recreation areas, rental...

Have you found a rv rental that actually lets you tow their trailer? Everyone I’ve come across they tow it for you to your destination and pick it up when you are finished.

That's really, really rushed. You have basically allocated a total of 5 nights to cover all of the Rockies plus a drive across BC to Vancouver. Can you add a week to your trip? If not, I'd probably be looking to cut back on where you go. It would be even worse, had you tried to go ahead with cramming all that in with an RV rental.

Thestens, have a look at Fraserway RV rental. They often are offering very cheap oneway-rentals as relocation-tours between Vancouver and Whitehorse. As you want to go there in Aug/Sept. it would be a relocation from Whitehorse back to Vancouver. Maybe you'd have to go one or two weeks later? But this doesn't matter much. BTW: this is the way we did it so often!

... in most parts of Europe. RV or camper vans must "sleep... using housing spaces as short-term rental are minimum seen critical up...

Downsized said: RV parks will eventually adapt or ... behind. Back in the day RV parks all had to put.... They’ll lose the overnight lot rental and they’ll lose the extra...

We do AirBnB most of the time. The other times we stayed at LOP RV Park and Marina. We’ve stayed in the motel rooms and the cabins. They are functional, but prefer an AirBnB or VRBO rental.

Have you checked to see if the RV rental company you plan to use allows dogs? Some don't so I would start there. Linda Sand

....    DH emailed me that my rental car tolls are indeed being ... isn’t charging me through the rental car’s account too!     I finished ...; that Lenda can get the RV unloaded and the house set ...

...!     The woman at the car rental helped me connect my phone... in Seguin. I liked the RV park south of I-10 along ...

... corporation. Just like with a rental car, you personally carry insurance... cute trick, by driving through RV parks and scanning license plates ...

... place out. Starting an rv campground, canoe rental, and retail store and...

... other strategies for the 5%. Rental car for long trips, rent... local instead of tow (RV, quads, boats, etc.). The main...

... of pictures, it's so pretty! RV, how did you fare last... your hotel and hope the rental car works out for you...

... more hotels.) Other than an RV rental, another alternative to hotel accommodation... is a short-term rental. STRs are regulated in all... you have priced out an RV rental, but generally these are not... time you add up the rental cost, fuel, campsite fees, etc... lucky enough to find a rental accommodation rather than staff accommodation ...

... cheapest though still very expensive rental available due to spring break... in West Texas towing my RV.

... cheapest though still very expensive rental available due to spring break... in West Texas towing my RV.

... cheapest though still very expensive rental available due to spring break... in West Texas towing my RV.

.... With the purchase of the rental, using some of the investment ... it all in one trip! RV, are you going to catch ...

Hey y'all, my four-piece band is about to embark on our first fly-out tour to Toronto where we'll be landing in another province (we're from Vancouver). We're going to have to rent something to drive and rent somewhere to stay, but we're having a hard time deciding. We're only going out for 10 days for 7 shows. Renting a car and getting hotels/airbnb is more expensive than an RV. But RVs are hard to park/drive, and we'll likely be attempting to stay in Walmart parking lots for free where there might be security etc. and it sounds like a complete nightmare. We're going to try to crash on someone's couch for a day or two, but we don't know many people out there. Does anyone have experience doing one or the other? Horror stories? Suggestions? Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks, -Connor (Singer, Summer's Brother) submitted by /u/connorondrums to r/askmusicians [link] [comments]

in fredericton, just curious what the options are? any leads besides google? submitted by /u/Wooden_Mortgage9261 to r/newbrunswickcanada [link] [comments]

hello all, and i am so excited to be at Shambhala soon dancing under the stars! can anyone offer advice for renting RV's? for context, our group is traveling from the east coast USA, and we were thinking of renting an RV and driving into canada. has anyone experienced difficulty with renting RV's that deal with trips across the border? any advice/recs would be greatly appreciated submitted by /u/corporatedj222 to r/Shambhala [link] [comments]

I don’t own an RV but would love to rent one for a road trip I’m planing in the Pacific Northwest. My friend at Hipcamp (campsite company) suggested RoadsurferRV which looks like a good option for a newbie like me. Has anyone tried them, or other RV rentals, out? Any suggestions or advice? submitted by /u/crustyxcheetos to r/GoRVing [link] [comments]

Looking to book an RV for 8 of us (I know it will be tight) and wanted to book through an independent person or explore other options outside of Outdoorsy? Where have people had success? Any local SoCal people to reach out to? submitted by /u/SpecialRace4649 to r/LightningInABottle [link] [comments]

Hello! First year coming to electric forest and I’m stoked!! Just got off the waitlist for the rv camping last night. I’m curious if anyone has any advice on where to look for RV rental. Flying in from Florida so not familiar with the area. Any advice is greatly appreciated!! submitted by /u/Cams_1894 to r/ElectricForest [link] [comments]

We want to go Tetons->Yellowstone->Glacier in one trip, first time doing a big road trip and can’t decide on what is best. We could rent an air bnb near the Tetons and then rent a car and then rent an Airbnb in Montana for Glacier but we could also just get a van/rv and have the freedom to roam. Idea is spend 3 days in Tetons, 1-2 days in Yellowstone and then 2-3 days in Glacier. We’d also want to maybe spend a day in Jackson Hole, do things like the horse ride through Yellowstone or the Targhee forest and maybe do a similar “activity day” in Montana. I feel like the rv would give us more freedom and flexibility with our schedule though my bf brings up logistical issues like camp ground fees/parking, Grey water disposal etc. He is leaning towards Airbnb and rental car which seems more comfortable but also would put us to a more rigid schedule and have us make trips back and forth from attractions to the Airbnb. Those who have made the trip what did you choose and why? TLDR: Roadtrip from Tetons, Yellowstone, to Glacier. What transport/housing did you do and why would you recommend it or not? submitted by /u/EmotionalAnt2804 to r/NationalPark [link] [comments]

Here’s the scenario, you on a quiet stretch of highway, you pull over to check a weird noise your car is making (turned out to be nothing). You see a black duffel bag partly poking out out of the foliage. You open the bag and inside is $10 million in used bills. You put it in your car and drive off there’s no other cars around. Realistically, what are you doing in this scenario? You don’t know if the bills are marked you can’t just drop it into your bank account. What would you do? Would you put it back? Would you try to find a way to launder it? It’s a lot of money, could you hide it from your family or would you tell someone and risk the repercussions… *Someone pointed out that’s too much money for 1 bag. So it’s as many duffle bags as it takes to hold that much money. All 20’s and 100’s so it’s not 20 bags. submitted by /u/AK_Competent to r/hypotheticalsituation [link] [comments]

Myself and a few friends have been trying to plan an RV/camping road trip across America for the past few weeks and have finally decided on this route. Plan is to start in Dallas, up to Oklahoma to join route 66, up the West coast, into Yellowstone, and fly out of Salt Lake City Would be just under 4,000 miles (6500km) and we priced it up to be around $10,000 (€8500). That's including flights from Ireland, RV rental, fuel, food, National park/public transport costs, pretty much everything apart from money to spend on souvenirs etc. We have still got to make out an itinerary for all the stops, but judged that the trip would probably take 3 to 3 and a half weeks including total. All of us have full Irish driving licenses, and will have saved enough money by next summer to afford the trip I guess I just want to ask is it too ambitious? Or if there's any problems with the plan at all. Please let me know because it would be the trip of a lifetime and we cannot let the idea go submitted by /u/ronsnxd73 to r/roadtrip [link] [comments]

Hi, I’m 21, I already have a house and the mortgage is pretty expensive for me. I recently got engaged and I’d like to invest in a rental for some extra cash while my finance finishes school. I’ve looked into buying another house and renting it, but until it’s paid off it looks like I’ll only make a couple hundred a month extra. I’ve been looking into buying a 5-10 year old rv, cash no payments, and renting it to make some extra profit. I know it’s a lot of work but I don’t mind as long as I’m actually making some money on it. Is this a good idea or should i do something else? And how much should I expect to make profit per month? Also what months should I expect to not rent very much? Edit: this would be a rental for camping not as a property for people to live in. Please respond if you’ve rented your rv, no offense to anyone else I just want to know from people’s experience. submitted by /u/Extra-Form-8021 to r/RVLiving [link] [comments]

Want us to help you find your perfect RV? Then comment on this post & let this community do it's thing until we find EXACTLY what you need! Helpful items to put in your comment: 1: What style of RV would you like? (style types in photo below) https://preview.redd.it/xmv3rj6pe7ce1.png?width=992&format=png&auto=webp&s=6cf962e3951b3bf6635960b7b7627f1127487082 https://preview.redd.it/sl62am6pe7ce1.png?width=1012&format=png&auto=webp&s=9643c86092309960f4cc334d7b7d23f16bfbd8fd 2: Where are you wanting to start and end your trip: (City, State) 3: How many do you need to sleep: (Sleep or Travel ___ people) 4: Do you have an overall budget? ($_________) 5: When are you wanting to Start your trip (Month, Day, Year) 6: When are you wanting to End your trip (Month, Day, Year) 7: Tell us a little about your trip so we can help (optional) 8: Any questions or concerns you may have (optional) Submit your comment and we will help you find the perfect RV for your trip! submitted by /u/MyRVHelper to r/RVRentalNearYou [link] [comments]

So that some unsuspecting renter or visiting family member can spend the night in poop geyser central! submitted by /u/achipdrivermystery to r/FundieSnarkUncensored [link] [comments]

Just wanting to ask a couple of questions :) submitted by /u/Recent-Rise7631 to r/RVLiving [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is u/throwaway546566 I am sitting in the back of my RV as my husband rants about how lovely the trip would be if I hadn't joined him. BoRU 1 Posted by u/Father-Son-HolyToast BoRU 2 Posted by u/rainingsakuras TRIGGER WARNING: Infidelity Original Post July 23, 2015 This might be confusing, but I will try my best to be clear. I am typing this on my tablet, so please forgive me for any spelling/grammar mistakes. Just to note, this is the first time that an issue like this has come up in our marriage and I do not know what to do. I have been writing romance novels since I was in college. I was a relatively successful author and I have made a living off selling my novels ever since. I do not make a lot of money, but I do bring home ~$40,000 a year in book sales. This allows me to stay at home during the day so I can write and also make crafts to sell in my etsy shop. A few years after college, I met Tim and we instantly hit it off. We dated for three years before tying the knot and we bought a house shortly after. Tim makes his living off his investments and stocks, however, we keep our finances separate. This is because Tim inherited a vast amount of money from his family and before we married, I signed a pre-nup agreement in order to ease his mind. We both contribute an equal share to the joint bank account for bills, then we use the remainder of our money for ourselves. About a year ago I landed a contract to write part of a romance series. The contract was huge and the payout was over $120,000 for a few months' work. I contributed my share to the joint account and then put the rest of the money into the bank so I could buy an RV. I have always wanted an RV because I love to travel and nothing would make me happier than being able to write while on the road. Tim is often away on business for days at a time, so the RV would give me an opportunity to get out of the house while he is away. After six months of deciding, I chose a lightly used RV and purchased it from the owners for a great price. When Tim found out I purchased the RV, he was excited. He has a travel trailer, but it's not the same as an all-in-one RV. He loves RVs and he wanted to immediately take it out for a trip across the state. We took our trip and Tim couldn't stop talking about how much he enjoyed the experience and he started talking about taking more trips together. I gently reminded him that even though the RV is a fun thing for us to have for vacations, that it's main purpose is for me to have something to do while he is away for business (but that we would be taking plenty of vacations together!). Tim agreed with me and he let it go for a while. The thing is, in the past few weeks, Tim has been badgering me about taking the RV with him on his business trips. He usually flies when he goes to check his rental properties/visit family and he is normally gone for 4-5 days at a time. We got into an argument because he had to evict a tenant and he wanted to drive the RV across the state in order to do so. I asked him if I could come along, and Tim said he would prefer if I didn't. I then said that if I couldn't come with him, that he couldn't take my RV. I suggested that he take his travel trailer instead and he got mad and stormed out of the house. About an hour later, he started texting me like nothing had happened and then he said he was taking the RV as if our previous conversation had never happened. I called him and tried to explain that he had just purchased a brand new pickup and that if I didn't get to drive his new truck in his absence, why should he get to take my RV when I am not coming on the trip? Tim and I went back and forth and eventually he said I could come along if it meant that much to me. I said I would, and now I am regretting everything. I am sitting in the back of my own RV with a man who won't let me touch the wheel. It has been three days since this trip has started, and all Tim has done is rant about how awesome the RV trip would be if I weren't with him. It has made me question everything in our marriage, from how we split our finances to how we argue and function together. This is the first time that anything like this has ever happened and I don't know what to do in this situation. He is still ranting as I type this and he's never done that before either. tl;dr: I bought an RV with my money so I could write/travel in it while husband is away for business. Husband insisted on taking the RV with him without me, I convinced him to let me come. Now he is ranting about how he doesn't want me on the trip while I sit in the back of the RV hating my life. Edit: Hey guys, I have read all your comments and advice. I don't know what I'll do yet, but I will update later. Second edit: Hey guys, I've read all of your messages and I've got limited internet right now. A few of you were concerned for my safety and I just wanted to let you all know I'm fine. I plan on confronting him later today.   Update Aug 7, 2015 I promised I would update, but things got very hectic and this is the first chance I have gotten. This whole situation makes me very emotional, so please forgive me if this post is not as coherent as I would like it to be. When I posted my first post, we were on the road in the RV and my husband was giving me the cold shoulder while he bitched at me from the driver's seat. You all had some great advice for me about what I should do, and I listened to a few people who suggested that he might be cheating on me. Tim had left his iPad in the back of the RV to charge while he drove. I'm not proud of this, but I was able to sneak his iPad into the bedroom while he was distracted by the road. He was logged into his email account and I quickly skimmed over his inbox but didn't find anything suspicious. I then had the idea to check his sent folder and found out that he had been chatting up his ex from college. It made me sick to my stomach to read the messages, but luckily they had not yet been physical. Translated from chatspeak, the message he had sent his ex was basically: "I can't wait to get my hands on you! It's been years since I felt that mouth. I'm excited!" I was disgusted, but I tried to keep calm. We were on the road headed to another state and we planned on stopping at his mother's house. I knew that if his messages were in the sent folder, that meant that he had deleted them. Tim was not planning on being caught and was trying to hide his tracks. He wanted my RV so that he could take his ex around the state and have fun without leaving a credit card trace. I took photos of the emails and sent them to myself in order to preserve the evidence. I then went back to the front of the RV and acted as if everything was fine. I apologized (don't worry, I lied) for how I had acted and suggested that we ask his mom to help us work through this. Tim said that he was sorry and that he accepted my apology. He said he was looking forward to using the RV in the future and that he was glad I had come to see reason. I smiled and nodded but on the inside I was cursing his existence. We made it to his mom's house and I made up an excuse about having to change because my clothes were wrinkled. Tim went inside without me and I started throwing all of his clothes and belongings into a trashbag. I then went inside the house and Tim was sitting with his mom in the kitchen. He asked me what I was doing with the bag and I told him that I was giving him his clothes so that I could leave. Tim then got angry and asked me what the fuck was I doing and his mom was simply confused. She asked me what was going on and I told her, "I'm not sure myself. I'm waiting for Tim to explain why he was planning to cheat on me with his ex." Tim's mom then started to cry and yell at Tim while he tried to calm her down. I know Reddit does not have a lot of love for religion, but Tim's mother is a fundamentalist. She had loved me from the minute Tim introduced me to her and it would be an understatement to say that she was very upset with her adulterous son. Tim never tried to apologize to me, instead he chased after his mother saying he was sorry to her. This made her cry harder, because she knew that he wasn't even trying to make amends with me, he was just apologizing to her. She hugged me and told me to just go home and she would handle her son. I thanked her and took the RV keys from Tim (this ended up being a minor wrestling match) and left. I drove home crying, but at least I got rid of my asshole ex-husband. Tim called me the next day and begged me to come back to him. He said it was all a mistake, that he was sorry. I asked him why he didn't apologize at his mother's house, why he didn't say he was sorry when I was handing him his bag. I told him that he didn't care about cheating on me, that all he cared about was how bad it made him look to his family. He tried to explain himself, but I cut him off and hung up. I blocked him on all social media and haven't heard anything since. I have gotten a lawyer and have already started the divorce process. OOP did drop in the previous BoRU and updated her situation. Oct 4, 2022 - 7 years later Comment 1 Hi there. I’m the OP from the story (a friend told me it had resurfaced on this subreddit). Long story short, the pre-nup was not even considered during the divorce. Our lawyers worked out an agreement to split all assets acquired during marriage 50/50 to avoid a drawn out legal battle. I did end up getting slightly more than I put in during the marriage, but not by much. In the end, I was happier to just get rid of him quickly. Comment 2 Goodness! I was not expecting to hear anything about my story on Reddit after so many years, but a friend linked me this post. I’m a bit late to the thread though. I’m typing this on a phone so please forgive any spelling/grammar mistakes. For a small update, our divorce was finalized and settled a long time ago. Our lawyers worked out an agreement outside of the court and we split all assets acquired during the marriage 50/50 (which meant I ended up slightly ahead of my personal contributions). I didn’t want the mental stress of having to fight my ex in court and simply wanted to be rid him. And yes, I kept the RV after the divorce settlement. MIL and I stayed in touch until her passing last year. She was someone who loved God and she never truly forgave her son for committing the sin of adultery. Her own husband (FIL) had left her for another woman decades ago and she had never moved past it. Seeing her son commit the same sin almost broke her, especially since I had fulfilled what she considered to be my “wifely obligations”. As for me, I am happily single to this day and am still a writer :) OOP answers her current relationship status Bwahaha this is why I’m still single. I haven’t been in a relationship since the divorce unless you count my cat! And this exchange about her books Shadowettex31 Based on the timing and the details, I think I may know who this author is. There’s this one book she writes that’s the story of an author who finds love after divorcing her abusive, asshole husband. The book talks about how she started writing while younger and doesn’t pull much for awhile until hitting it big. There’s just a lot of similarities in both this story and the author’s writing style. OOP That is definitely not me, but nice try ;) My work is more pulp-fiction harlequin romance and borderline smut. I try to avoid topics from real life like divorce because people read my work to escape from the harsh reality of the world. Only happy romance! THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

Throwaway account because y’know. My parents were well-to-do in the 90’s and I had no idea. We had a large farm and dad had some ownership in a few businesses in town, but it was a huge deal if us kids wanted anything name-brand. I had to work and earn my own money to buy my JNCO jeans and Nirvana t-shirt. We were free farm labor; up Every. Single. Day at 5 am. I joined the Army for the GI Bill in the early 00’s and was deployed. I joined for the GI Bill because was told there would be no educational help from them unless I lived at home, paid rent, AND went to the local community college. Minimal help for me and my siblings as we struggled with school, families, 2008, pandemic, etc. - like they would send $100 Walmart gift cards when we were scrambling to avoid foreclosure. Cut my sister off completely when she got pregnant “out of wedlock.” She was 27 and been living with her boyfriend for 2 years. All 4 kids made our way somehow and make around 100k each today. Now I’m 40. Found tax documents while helping clean out their garage. Their income was 2 million plus every year for 95-2001. Then they sold the farm and equipment for millions and retired in 2002. Dad got bored and stared a bespoke manufacturing shop for a very specific market. They only brought home ~250k/year for 2003-2015- and that’s what they put on paper. They own two rental homes and their own house outright. And that’s just what I know about; they have talked about their annuities and investments in passing. I knew they were doing ok, but they have always talked like they were on the brink of losing everything. Mom is still working a miserable low-paying office job in her mid-60’s because, “I need the retirement!” In 2023, (before I knew their money situation), they bought a huge high-end RV for six figures, then proceeded to rip everything out and customize it. Put MAGA shit all over the side, “so you kids won’t try to borrow it!” Gleefully bragging about how this was our inheritance that they were blowing through. Nothing for the grandkids, either. Bootstraps and and all that. Lectures on millennials and irresponsible spending, verbatim from Faux News. Eyeroll, I wasn’t expecting anything anyway. Earlier this year, they took their stupidly expensive rig and e-bikes out for the very first time to a national park. 66 & 70 years old, take off on the e-bikes without any safety gear on dirt paths. Fifteen minutes in, dad crashed and broke his hip. Helicopter, emergency surgery, hospital stay, rehab for the next foreseeable future, with more surgeries to come. And they’re freaking out about how the medical debt is going to tank their credit. “What are we going to live on? This is going to ruin us!” How about you just stabilize that hip fracture with your bootstraps? submitted by /u/Mythrowawayprofile8 to r/BoomersBeingFools [link] [comments]

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I am not OP. Posted by u/throwaway546566   Original -24/7/2015 This might be confusing, but I will try my best to be clear. I am typing this on my tablet, so please forgive me for any spelling/grammar mistakes. Just to note, this is the first time that an issue like this has come up in our marriage and I do not know what to do. I have been writing romance novels since I was in college. I was a relatively successful author and I have made a living off selling my novels ever since. I do not make a lot of money, but I do bring home ~$40,000 a year in book sales. This allows me to stay at home during the day so I can write and also make crafts to sell in my etsy shop. A few years after college, I met Tim and we instantly hit it off. We dated for three years before tying the knot and we bought a house shortly after. Tim makes his living off his investments and stocks, however, we keep our finances separate. This is because Tim inherited a vast amount of money from his family and before we married, I signed a pre-nup agreement in order to ease his mind. We both contribute an equal share to the joint bank account for bills, then we use the remainder of our money for ourselves. About a year ago I landed a contract to write part of a romance series. The contract was huge and the payout was over $120,000 for a few months' work. I contributed my share to the joint account and then put the rest of the money into the bank so I could buy an RV. I have always wanted an RV because I love to travel and nothing would make me happier than being able to write while on the road. Tim is often away on business for days at a time, so the RV would give me an opportunity to get out of the house while he is away. After six months of deciding, I chose a lightly used RV and purchased it from the owners for a great price. When Tim found out I purchased the RV, he was excited. He has a travel trailer, but it's not the same as an all-in-one RV. He loves RVs and he wanted to immediately take it out for a trip across the state. We took our trip and Tim couldn't stop talking about how much he enjoyed the experience and he started talking about taking more trips together. I gently reminded him that even though the RV is a fun thing for us to have for vacations, that it's main purpose is for me to have something to do while he is away for business (but that we would be taking plenty of vacations together!). Tim agreed with me and he let it go for a while. The thing is, in the past few weeks, Tim has been badgering me about taking the RV with him on his business trips. He usually flies when he goes to check his rental properties/visit family and he is normally gone for 4-5 days at a time. We got into an argument because he had to evict a tenant and he wanted to drive the RV across the state in order to do so. I asked him if I could come along, and Tim said he would prefer if I didn't. I then said that if I couldn't come with him, that he couldn't take my RV. I suggested that he take his travel trailer instead and he got mad and stormed out of the house. About an hour later, he started texting me like nothing had happened and then he said he was taking the RV as if our previous conversation had never happened. I called him and tried to explain that he had just purchased a brand new pickup and that if I didn't get to drive his new truck in his absence, why should he get to take my RV when I am not coming on the trip? Tim and I went back and forth and eventually he said I could come along if it meant that much to me. I said I would, and now I am regretting everything. I am sitting in the back of my own RV with a man who won't let me touch the wheel. It has been three days since this trip has started, and all Tim has done is rant about how awesome the RV trip would be if I weren't with him. It has made me question everything in our marriage, from how we split our finances to how we argue and function together. This is the first time that anything like this has ever happened and I don't know what to do in this situation. He is still ranting as I type this and he's never done that before either. tl;dr: I bought an RV with my money so I could write/travel in it while husband is away for business. Husband insisted on taking the RV with him without me, I convinced him to let me come. Now he is ranting about how he doesn't want me on the trip while I sit in the back of the RV hating my life. Edit: Hey guys, I have read all your comments and advice. I don't know what I'll do yet, but I will update later. Second edit: Hey guys, I've read all of your messages and I've got limited internet right now. A few of you were concerned for my safety and I just wanted to let you all know I'm fine. I plan on confronting him later today.   Update -7/8/2015 I promised I would update, but things got very hectic and this is the first chance I have gotten. This whole situation makes me very emotional, so please forgive me if this post is not as coherent as I would like it to be. When I posted my first post, we were on the road in the RV and my husband was giving me the cold shoulder while he bitched at me from the driver's seat. You all had some great advice for me about what I should do, and I listened to a few people who suggested that he might be cheating on me. Tim had left his iPad in the back of the RV to charge while he drove. I'm not proud of this, but I was able to sneak his iPad into the bedroom while he was distracted by the road. He was logged into his email account and I quickly skimmed over his inbox but didn't find anything suspicious. I then had the idea to check his sent folder and found out that he had been chatting up his ex from college. It made me sick to my stomach to read the messages, but luckily they had not yet been physical. Translated from chatspeak, the message he had sent his ex was basically: "I can't wait to get my hands on you! It's been years since I felt that mouth. I'm excited!" I was disgusted, but I tried to keep calm. We were on the road headed to another state and we planned on stopping at his mother's house. I knew that if his messages were in the sent folder, that meant that he had deleted them. Tim was not planning on being caught and was trying to hide his tracks. He wanted my RV so that he could take his ex around the state and have fun without leaving a credit card trace. I took photos of the emails and sent them to myself in order to preserve the evidence. I then went back to the front of the RV and acted as if everything was fine. I apologized (don't worry, I lied) for how I had acted and suggested that we ask his mom to help us work through this. Tim said that he was sorry and that he accepted my apology. He said he was looking forward to using the RV in the future and that he was glad I had come to see reason. I smiled and nodded but on the inside I was cursing his existence. We made it to his mom's house and I made up an excuse about having to change because my clothes were wrinkled. Tim went inside without me and I started throwing all of his clothes and belongings into a trashbag. I then went inside the house and Tim was sitting with his mom in the kitchen. He asked me what I was doing with the bag and I told him that I was giving him his clothes so that I could leave. Tim then got angry and asked me what the fuck was I doing and his mom was simply confused. She asked me what was going on and I told her, "I'm not sure myself. I'm waiting for Tim to explain why he was planning to cheat on me with his ex." Tim's mom then started to cry and yell at Tim while he tried to calm her down. I know Reddit does not have a lot of love for religion, but Tim's mother is a fundamentalist. She had loved me from the minute Tim introduced me to her and it would be an understatement to say that she was very upset with her adulterous son. Tim never tried to apologize to me, instead he chased after his mother saying he was sorry to her. This made her cry harder, because she knew that he wasn't even trying to make amends with me, he was just apologizing to her. She hugged me and told me to just go home and she would handle her son. I thanked her and took the RV keys from Tim (this ended up being a minor wrestling match) and left. I drove home crying, but at least I got rid of my asshole ex-husband. Tim called me the next day and begged me to come back to him. He said it was all a mistake, that he was sorry. I asked him why he didn't apologize at his mother's house, why he didn't say he was sorry when I was handing him his bag. I told him that he didn't care about cheating on me, that all he cared about was how bad it made him look to his family. He tried to explain himself, but I cut him off and hung up. I blocked him on all social media and haven't heard anything since. I have gotten a lawyer and have already started the divorce process. submitted by /u/rainingsakuras to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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