I'm sorry for the latest downturn in your marital situation, but if it's any consolation, your WW's behavior seems to be very common with a lot of WS's that are still withdrawing from an A. What has happened to you has happened so many times to many a BS and WS, that it's almost a cliche. That's why I wasn't too optimistic with the last time your WW posted saying she gave up her passwords and wanted to work on the M. I suspected that fear, not love, was the motivating factor behind your WW's attempt at reconciliation, and that once that fear would subside, it would be back to business as usual. Why would you possibly want somebody you love so much to be with you because of fear of losing you? Isn't it better that she be with you because she WANTS to be with you?<p>It is a good thing that you realized that your temper got the best of you and left before it could caused irreparable harm to your M. For that you should be commended.<p> <blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr><strong>I just want my old life back. I wish I could turn the clock back to our happy times and start over.</strong><hr></blockquote><p>That's a nice wish but it won't happen because of the way you and her have been relating to one another. The problem I see is that you seem to be trying to force her to change back to the woman she was before the A, instead of letting her want to change to someone better than before all this mess. You seem to forget that if everything was so great between the two of you, that the A would not have happened to begin with, so it appears that you are somewhat in denial of reality.<p>I'm afraid that your chances of marital recovery will be very low until you stop trying to use fear tactics to get her to come back to you. If you really love her then you will have to stop trying to control her and let her go so she can be free to chose you or OM. But if you no longer love her and are sick of this whole mess that her A has created in your life, then I would suggest you contact a good attorney and file for divorce to end it once and for all. Those are your two choices, decide well.