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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I am really sorry. This would be very confusing and distressing for anyone. And I feel for your kids. My thoughts are the following: stop the therapy. See your own therapist if you dont have one. see a divorce lawyer or two. THis is looming so best to start getting prepared. how do you think the new job is going? Possible he is having a rough time/going to get fired? [b]In terms of brain tumor: here I would reach out to any friends he has or mutual friends or family, just investigate to see if they've had any issues. If he's only being hostile to you, then my sense is affair. If others have experienced hostility or strange and uncharacteristic behavior, then insist on going to the doctor. [/b] as for his rejection of the kids: here's my thought based on my own experience. my dad was a very involved dad (in fact my mom was basically absent/emotionally crippled my whole childhood so my dad was my primary parent). But when he started having an affair he pulled way back/became a jerk. Essentially it was because he was feeling guilty and then angry at feeling guilty and we (my mother and us kids) were the "reason" he felt guilty/angry. I also think he was realizing how inconvenient it was to be a father/husband, how much he ached for freedom and started to rewrite his history about how much of his own life he had sacrificed for his family, so having an affair was also an "out" for him. He essentially disappeared for like a year, once the affair was outed, and never re-engaged as a parent/[/quote] This. I’d reach out to your circle. Have a friend’s husband invite him over for a guys night. Get their take. [/quote] +1 my dad had a benign pituitary tumor and his behavior (anger mostly) was evident in all areas of his life. [/quote]
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