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This is kind of a "for what it's worth" comment. I guess by now you have faced your husband and listened to whatever his anger has made him say. I am with the BSs that have posted here (don't know if a FWS has). YOU did the right thing. There is no doubt in my mind. I am constantly amazed and in awe of folks like you who have such strength to expose the ugly truth to the light of day. Not only are you fighting for you own family, which is very much your business, but you are also giving the OP a chance at healing.
I don't want this to sound bad, because I am a FWS and fully accept that I committed adultery, but I was into cybersex and there was not an "other person" that my wife could expose. Had there been, I guess I might have been very angry if she did expose the other person, but in the end run, I wouldn't be able to say she did anything wrong. She would have told the truth and what's wrong with that?
My wife did tell one or two friends, but not the full detailes (I was into cybersex with other guys). I told my coworkers, dad and some friends. My dad and the friends because I needed help and coworkers because I was in an out of work for a while just trying to keep from killing myself (did a lot of journaling...totally distracted, etc.). I am not sorry that I exposed myself. I am not sorry that my wife told who she told. The way I look at it, if they have a problem with me and don't want to support me and my wife in recovery, then they are not really friends.
Likewise, you need the OW parents to assist you in your recovery, chiefly by supporting OW in NC with your husband. The OW needs her parents to assist her in her recovery. You husband certainly needs the OW parents to assist in NC. The way I look at it, YOU have blessed...catch that word BLESSED...everyone by exposing the affair to the OW family.
I am sorry, I tend to write a lot. Bottom line, as a FWS, I am awed by and admire what you did in exposing the affair. I just wanted you to know that.
God bless and I hope things went better than you expected.