Yes I feel so betrayed by two people that I truly loved, but since I have found out my husband and I have been more intimate and loving in years Yes, we have a long hard road ahead us, but if this had to happen so we could really see each other again, and learn to live in the present and not the Busy!
Then maybe it will be all be worth it, but maybe this hurt that I hear will never go away, will be too great for me to handle. I found out 10 weeks ago that my husband of five years has had no less that four affairs. This has been devastating to me. However, as stupid as this sounds, this is a man I still love. I asked him if he loved any of these women; his answer was "Oh GOD no!
I chose to go to counseling and pushed him to join me. Together, we are discovering quite a lot about the things that were missing from our marriage and things that we can do that we can do to work on this relationship. Building trust is hard and I do find myself worrying constantly, but we are learning new respect for each other, and he is working hard to rebuild that trust. I do believe that my finding out about his infidelities has had a positive effect overall.
This has forced me to really look at our relationship in a brutally honest light and I am able to assess that there were problems I was in denial about. I am grateful we are working on things and I am certain that with time we will get through this and find our union much stronger. The last three weeks have been amazing Eventually, Lawrence started checking his phone and found what she thought was proof of multiple affairs.
Her husband, she says, trivialized the messages. While there is little data on whether men or women are more likely to opt for dissolution when they are the cheating partner, Munsch theorizes that, because women tend to have more emotional affairs while men tend to stray strictly for sex, women are more likely to want a divorce. Lawrence chose to have an affair with a man who she felt loved her for who she was.
After the relationship was exposed to her husband, the affair ended badly, she says. Although the couple stayed together for a few more months, Lawrence got an attorney when she learned that her husband was having another affair.
After six years of marriage and within a year of her infidelity, Lawrence filed for divorce. One thing is true: Many women find themselves experiencing infidelity, whether they are the betrayed or the betrayer. But social stigma keeps a lot of them from talking about it. In the end, Walker says, communication may be the crux of the issue in instances of infidelity. She says the biggest takeaway from her research is that couples need to have more conversations before reaching the tipping point.
Jill Coody Smits is a freelance writer focusing on health, psychology and human rights. Skip to content Marriage. Sometimes it's hard to see things objectively, so take their advice into serious consideration.
If he cared so little about your health and wellbeing that he'd give you a potentially life-threatening disease, he's not worth taking back. Living together isn't the same as being married. When you're living together, even though you may feel like you're in a committed relationship, there wasn't a moment of clarity when he knew you were 'the one' and stood up in front of the world and declared that he loved you more than anyone else.
A man will live with, be in a relationship with, and have sex with a woman he knows isn't 'the one' but will still keep looking and sleeping around. My advice to you is to move on. Even though he may have cheated because he was unhappy and unfulfilled, it's an extra layer of deception he knew would hurt you even more. Plus, you'll still have to see their affair partner on a regular basis. But many cheaters promise it will never happen again, thinking that their decision to never cheat again will somehow magically prevent them from cheating.
They're missing the fact that there is a weak spot somewhere in their self-control and that their defense of your relationship together is lacking. Until they fix the underlying issue that lead them to cheat and take concrete steps to prevent further problems, they are vulnerable to repeating their mistake. This is just a terrible excuse — you won't be able to trust your partner while they're out, even if they're just going out with friends.
Once alcohol is involved, your partner has shown that they will completely disregard your feelings. It's difficult to recover from betrayal. Trust has been broken and, with that, your sense of safety in the relationship. Your spouse must be patient with your healing process and not rush you to 'move on' or ' stop dwelling in the past '. It's hard enough to recover from infidelity at all, let alone infidelity in two such significant areas in a relationship.
IMO, you need to look at the relationship as a whole and the treatment after being caught cheating. My husband, now, is a much better than he was before he cheated. He is more attentive, helps with housework, eats leftovers, hires housekeepers, etc. If I let him go now he would only be a better husband to a new wife. And, personally, I like the way he is now better than before. He learned his lesson, the hard way. I do think some men are serial cheaters, but others are just caught up in circumstance.
Quite honestly, there were issues in the marriage that he tried to discuss. I think it takes guts to admit that you played role in the breakdown of the marriage. It takes guts to stick it out an try to work it out.
First of all there is no excuse for cheating. You should accept zero blame. What really hit me with your post is that this is exactly what I experienced. I discovered that he was cheating again and after he apologized, implored that I was all he needed he became the most wonderful husband!
Thoughtful, fun, affectionate. I truly felt loved and sex better than ever. He never stopped cheating. I am learning that it will take much more courage to leave than to stay. I agree with all 6 reasons. I am living them, but here I am. A coward. A scared dog. Less respect for me than him. I am looking for a job to allow me a more flexible schedule but have not been successfully yet. At this point it would be easier to just accept my husband cheating and move forward like he wants.
Involves legal action, selling the home, parting ways means dividing family, etc. A clean slate in a sense? Sara quitting as you put it is never the easy option. If you and your husband are happy that is great but most cheating spouses cheat again both sexually , intellectually and financially. It is refreshing to read an article that spells out why it is OK to leave a cheater. In Chinese cultural, encouraging people to divorce will see karma come back to get you.
Good luck. I decided to give her a second chance, now she knows if such happens again i will eventually find out and it will be finally over. He is the real deal. Over three years ago I found out he cheated on me for most of our marriage, and I stayed.
I now see the damage it has caused my self-esteem and self worth by staying. As I write this, I have left him. I want to heal!!!
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