Anonymous wrote:Of course it will hurt him. Just suck it up and make the best of it. Sounds like you miss the old days of boning and feeling desired. That doesn't last forever. You're a mom and a wife now. Act like it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you need family therapy. He's slowly dealing with his issues through therapy and now may be the time for both of you to go.
I've not been in your situation, but the above seems like the best suggestion. It's good that he's making progress in therapy, but he also needs to deal with the consequences of his behavior, including the toll it's taken on your marriage and you. I would approach his therapist separately and figure out timing and approach. Also, get your own counselor and therapist to work through your own feelings.
Good luck to you.
Anonymous wrote:Good God, people. OP didn't say anything about getting a divorce, but immediately gets a dozen "Divorce him!" responses.
Anonymous wrote:His job is investment management.
Anonymous wrote:Of course it will hurt him. Just suck it up and make the best of it. Sounds like you miss the old days of boning and feeling desired. That doesn't last forever. You're a mom and a wife now. Act like it.