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I just found out last night that my husband has been having an affair for about a month.We've been married for 16 years and have 2 wonderful children.We were both up all night crying and talking and he told me that the affair is over and that he wants to make our marriage work. My question is how do you get over something like this? I'm so hurt and never saw the signs and never thought we would be going through this.
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I understand the hurt. Please read all the concepts here, and get the book Surviving an Affair. Hugs.
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