cancergirl,
This could be a turning point, you never know.
~ Snow
Snow:
Greetings. I am dying to know what you meant by "turning point" regarding the latest revelation about Cancer's cheating husband second affair being revealed (no doubt NOT only his second affair mind you).
Thanks in advance for your response.
Sour...... <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />
I don't want you to die, LM, so I'll try to explain myself. First of all, I understand being jaded and cautious and assuming this might not be JUST his second affair, but until there is proof of more, you go with what ya got. (And like Orchid pointed out, cancergirl has to make sure there really are TWO OW to begin with and not just one playing games!)
As for a "turning point," I mean a catalyst to honesty and, eventually recovery. In no way did I mean this second affair is a good thing, far from it. It will make recovery that much harder and given the short term of marriage that cancergirl has had, it does not bode well.
A gut-wrenching revelation during the discovery period, any revelation, can be the key that turns the machine on and sets it in motion. Looking back, discovering my husband's second affair was the "turning point" in our recovery. We were in the basement with nowhere to go but climb up together and decide whether we would stayed together or part ways. I knew the worst there was to know. There were no road blocks to being completely honest at this point. Nothing else mattered but getting to the truth so decisions based on truth could be made. And my husband knew "the jig was up."
Now, with the revelation of OW2 cancergirl and her husband are faced with the absolute necessity of radical honesty at this juncture. There's little point in his continuing his charade and he might realize that and come clean. Her finding out could be the "turning point" that brings the house of cards down, and puts her feet on a path to recovery.
Does that help?
~ Snow