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Reply to "I had an emotional affair but now I'm ready to divorce my wife because she can't get over it"
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[quote=Anonymous]Emotional affairs are affairs, period. Some people have a deeper connection in an emotional affair than a one night stand or purely physical affair, and your wife has every right to be upset. Recovery from an affair take 3-5 years, and the burden to reconcile is 60% on the cheater's part, and 40% on the wounded spouses part. http://www.survivinginfidelity.com/articles.asp I posted a link to a great source, the Healing Library, from a great website that you can use to heal your marriage. Specifically: http://www.survivinginfidelity.com/healing_library/reconciliation/what-every-wayward-spouse-needs-to-know.asp What Every Ws- wayward Spouse- needs to know http://www.survivinginfidelity.com/healing_library/reconciliation/reconcile_musts.asp What you must do to reconcile etc This is a great place to get info to heal your marriage. If you cannot commit to the 3-5 year time frame, be totally honest with your spouse, and be ready to do 60% (at least) of the work, AND BE PATIENT while your spouse recovers from your cheating and betrayal, you should be honest with your spouse and divorce. [/quote]
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