Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Bravo!
That’s my plan as well. I’m too emotional and the whore wrecked my world.
Once I heal and get my act together I will provide her husband with all of the nasty details.
Why would you want to ruin someone’s life like that? Both of them and their kids.
Ask her the same question?
Ask my kids?
She destroyed my life. She doesn’t get to just walk away.
lAnonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Bravo!
That’s my plan as well. I’m too emotional and the whore wrecked my world.
Once I heal and get my act together I will provide her husband with all of the nasty details.
Why would you want to ruin someone’s life like that? Both of them and their kids.
I’m guessing the AP already told the spouse and headed them off at the pass by telling you. You’d have to be certifiable not to think there wouldn’t be blowback.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Bravo!
That’s my plan as well. I’m too emotional and the whore wrecked my world.
Once I heal and get my act together I will provide her husband with all of the nasty details.
Why would you want to ruin someone’s life like that? Both of them and their kids.
Anonymous wrote:Cutting my AP out and reconnecting sexually with spouse was the most important strategy. Also, my spouse never found out so that helped. We are 4 years post affair and no one wiser
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Bravo!
That’s my plan as well. I’m too emotional and the whore wrecked my world.
Once I heal and get my act together I will provide her husband with all of the nasty details.
Why would you want to ruin someone’s life like that? Both of them and their kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Bravo!
That’s my plan as well. I’m too emotional and the whore wrecked my world.
Once I heal and get my act together I will provide her husband with all of the nasty details.
Go to survivinginfidelity.com, there's a forum for wayward spouses.
My affair ended and then years later my AP contacted my spouse to confess and explain all the details. My spouse is not talking to me, angry and depressed, refuses counseling and seems to not care if I go to counseling individually. I don’t think either of us wants to break up, we have young kids and a fine marriage, but don’t know how to move forward. Is it better for kids to see the distance between us, or better to split and find happiness again?
Anonymous wrote:An affair has the effect of shaking up the marriage and forcing you both to take a look at what you both need to do to reconnect. But you have be willing to take responsibility for your actions, be accountable, and do the work to win back the trust.
The biggest betrayal in infidelity is dishonesty. You need to be upfront about it instead of keeping it from your spouse. You'll never be able to work on the connection otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:I never fell back in love with my spouse, but I took inventory of what I had, and made the rational decision that it was worth it to stick it out for awhile.
How does it affect my marriage that my spouse has no clue and it was years ago? We are happy and thriving. There is statistically and even chance your spouse cheated on you and you have no clue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:70% of people have affairs. Humans are not monogamous. People need to get their jeads out ofbthr sand and realize this. Monogamy is a cultural construct that our culture has adopted.
Would i be upset if my DH had an affair? Yes. Would it be the end of my marriage? No.
The problem is not monogamy, the problem is lying, dumbass.
Cool with your husband cheating? Bully for you. I don't judge you, so don't judge someone who says, nope- not gonna stand for it.