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Steve. Subject, he's not welcome over here. He's not welcome over here. Dear Stephen Shirley, I've been married for close to nine years, and I feel like it's my job to protect my wife against anyone that causes her stress, especially her family. Currently, my wife's parents are separated, but they still live together.

Her dad refuses to live apart because he has to uphold his image as a faith leader in his small community.

So divorce is out of the question. But he lives like he's a single man and disguises his cheating as one-on-one sessions with his parishioners who happened to be all-female.

Within the last few months, the same woman came to his house that he shares with his wife.

His wife would go to her room to give them privacy in the living room.

My wife told me that she was visiting her mom one day and her dad came home and the woman

pulled up after him and they disappeared into the basement. I don't condone this behavior and it's got

my wife very upset. So I asked her dad if he was having a midlife crisis. He said he was not, but he

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