Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I felt the same way. Similar story. I stayed. We are now very happy. Don’t feel like you have to walk away because it’s the right thing to do. You may want to stay and fight for the marriage. You seem like you’re reluctant to leave and you should figure out why. If there’s a glimmer of hope and he wants to fight for the marriage then give it all you’ve got.
But how can you reconcile when the person keeps on lying? He said he wanted to reconcile , begged me to stay but every week I find out new lies about the affair, and just a few days ago found out he was still talking to the OW. How do you go on after that? How do you even learn to trust the person again, he has told me so many lies that i dont know who he is anymore
Anonymous wrote:Do you have kids OP?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am getting divorced for the 2nd time after being married for less than 2 years. I feel like a complete failure, he cheated on me a couple of months ago and I wanted to stay to work it out, go through therapy but in the process found out he kept lying to me , over and over, was still in communication with the OW when he said they were not, was still lying to me about the details of hte affair, the length of it, the depth of it. I just suddenly got tired of the lies and I am ready to walk away, but i feel so broken. I still love my husband, he is also my friend. I feel like I wont be able to move on, who will I call when I get off work? on my way to work? who will keep me company or reassure me when things are bad. I know the right choice is to divorce because I deserve better, but I am so scared of the pain and heartbreak and trying to rebuild a life by myself all over again, the loneliness, the hurt. I dont know what i am looking for, maybe advice or validation that the right choice is to walk away from someone who cheated and keeps lying to you even if they are also very loving in other ways. Please give me the strength to walk away and tell me its going to be okay. I am crying as I am typing this as my heart is breaking
Get to the bottom of why he cheated. Looking back there were serious problems in my marriage. The cheating wasn’t my fault but I still played a role in the unhappiness.
Anonymous wrote:I felt the same way. Similar story. I stayed. We are now very happy. Don’t feel like you have to walk away because it’s the right thing to do. You may want to stay and fight for the marriage. You seem like you’re reluctant to leave and you should figure out why. If there’s a glimmer of hope and he wants to fight for the marriage then give it all you’ve got.
Anonymous wrote:I am getting divorced for the 2nd time after being married for less than 2 years. I feel like a complete failure, he cheated on me a couple of months ago and I wanted to stay to work it out, go through therapy but in the process found out he kept lying to me , over and over, was still in communication with the OW when he said they were not, was still lying to me about the details of hte affair, the length of it, the depth of it. I just suddenly got tired of the lies and I am ready to walk away, but i feel so broken. I still love my husband, he is also my friend. I feel like I wont be able to move on, who will I call when I get off work? on my way to work? who will keep me company or reassure me when things are bad. I know the right choice is to divorce because I deserve better, but I am so scared of the pain and heartbreak and trying to rebuild a life by myself all over again, the loneliness, the hurt. I dont know what i am looking for, maybe advice or validation that the right choice is to walk away from someone who cheated and keeps lying to you even if they are also very loving in other ways. Please give me the strength to walk away and tell me its going to be okay. I am crying as I am typing this as my heart is breaking
Anonymous wrote:I am getting divorced for the 2nd time after being married for less than 2 years. I feel like a complete failure, he cheated on me a couple of months ago and I wanted to stay to work it out, go through therapy but in the process found out he kept lying to me , over and over, was still in communication with the OW when he said they were not, was still lying to me about the details of hte affair, the length of it, the depth of it. I just suddenly got tired of the lies and I am ready to walk away, but i feel so broken. I still love my husband, he is also my friend. I feel like I wont be able to move on, who will I call when I get off work? on my way to work? who will keep me company or reassure me when things are bad. I know the right choice is to divorce because I deserve better, but I am so scared of the pain and heartbreak and trying to rebuild a life by myself all over again, the loneliness, the hurt. I dont know what i am looking for, maybe advice or validation that the right choice is to walk away from someone who cheated and keeps lying to you even if they are also very loving in other ways. Please give me the strength to walk away and tell me its going to be okay. I am crying as I am typing this as my heart is breaking