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OK So I am not sure of an affair but I am in Plan A to an extent while I research the affair. She has started the divorce process and I am trying to slow it down... While in plan A can I:
Ask her to discuss the effects of the divorce on us and our famlily?
Write letters and love notes? (in moderation ever?)
I know I am supposed to isolate and work on me but these thoughts are natural. She sees some change but it has not changed her mind due to the amount of pain/hurt inflicted.
Help any thoughts?
I found a voicemail to her boss that was a little too friendly 'just called to hear his voice'. ughhh
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