Karma for having a relationship with a married man

I had a relationship with a married man. I always say to him that when the time comes that we need to separate, we should at least have a friendly break up. But I guess, karma slapped me hard on the face. One day, he told me that his wife found out about his other mobile, immediately I asked him do you want me to leave? But then his response was for me to wait until he resolved his family issues. I told him maybe it was time for me to go and we should talk. But then on, he uninstalled his WhatsApp, never contacted me, nor replied to my email or call. I always thought we would end up okay. But he ghosted me for good.

Message to you and all other Original Posters waiting as if in a 'queue': Hi and welcome! Sorry for the delay from any regular respondents, but as you can tell, we're very thin on the ground/swamped in RL, at the mo. I personally can be with you tomorrow evening or Sunday (day off). Notwithstanding - meanwhile, feel free to respond to the other posters waiting alongside you, and at the same time, to ask them if they could give their opinion or feedback on yours. This, in actual fact, is how this 'old-fashioned' forum is supposed to work. It's that, or, if you can, to have to keep waiting a bit longer for myself or any other regulars to have a respectfully-decent window for you? ORRRR....how's about - get BOTH! :)

Sheesh how old are you? I swearrr if you're over 30.. Some women got "dumb bitch syndrome" forever. You know exactly what type of situation you got yourself into, now you're reaping the consequences. Congrats! Like, what kind of advice do you even want? Did you know he was married the whole time? Whatever. The moment he did tell you he was married, you should have punched him the face. If you want to get revenge then go ahead, I'm assuming you know where he lives. Be creative but slick with it, he probably has security cameras. Find his Linkedin and sabotage his career somehow. Put sugar in his gas tank. Idk, just brainstorming but you get the jist