I do not feel that I have any right to contact her boss about the A (as all of you have suggested) and most likely get her fired. She will never forgive me if I did that. I feel she has to be the one to make this decision. H#ll, I can't even believe I have to ask her to give up her job.... if she is truly sorry and really wants to be with me, she should have already done it without me asking her to. It is just a f'ing job.
Luz, this is nonsense. You don't understand the nature of an affair if you believe she "should" just magically come to her senses and make the right decision to quit her job. She is in the deep fogged out mental state of an addiction and expecting an addict to make a rational, sane decision is NUTS. I don't know who is foggier here, you or her.
You need to view her as you would a coke addict in that she is under the influence and cannot operate in a rational manner. She will not willingly give up the source of her addiction without proper motivation
because she is not in her right mind.
However, if you take the crack away from her, she WILL come to her senses when she sobers up. She will be furious that you turned on the light and took her crack away, but she will be forced to give up the crack because no one likes to practice their addiction in front of everyone else. After the drug wears off, she will no longer be angry because she will be rational enough to see the wisdom in what you did.
You don't understand that the greatest threat to your marriage is not exposure, but the AFFAIR. Your marriage will survive some anger from exposure, it won't survive the affair. Your fears about exposure are very misplaced.
Let me ask you this: would you sit there and allow your w to kill herself with crack because she "might not ever forgive me?" [and this is just FEAR talking] Would you sit by idly doing nothing while she kills herself because you want "her to make that decision?"
Does that make a lick of sense, my friend? Because that is what is happening here. Your W is not in her right mind and is killing your marriage because you won't lift a finger to stop this affair.
Instead, you gravitate towards solutions that only increase the risk of divorce, such as an ill-timed Plan B. Exposure is PART AND PARCEL of Plan A and if you have not done that, you have not completed Plan A. Plan B is supposed to come AFTER an effective Plan A. They are in that order for a reason.
Luz, this is most frustrating because you posssess the tools to bust up this affair but won't use them because of irrational fears. Please think this through more carefully.