CBC - Welcome to MB. Hopefully we can be of some help to you as you face this enormous betrayal and possible end of your marriage. If you intend to attempt to save your marriage, I just want to forewarn you that, as unfair as it is, YOU will have to endure a lot and will have to "carry the load" alone for some time.
It would be helpful to me if you would let us know if faith in Christ is a part of your lives or not so I will know what sort of help and advice you may be seeking and may need.
In the meantime, let me ask some additional questions and make a few general comments to help you get started.
He has no interest in sex with me...at all.
For how long and why do you think you don't "attract" him sexually?
I have seen text messages on his cell phone...A bank receipt from money he transfered to her bank acct. I know her name and phone number and her bank acct #. There are missing condoms that were never used w/ me. He usually visits her on Sat or Sun afternoon.
Have you documented all of this?
Have you confronted him (in love) with the evidence?
You seem to have a limited knowledge about affairs, adultery, etc. I would strongly suggest you read everything on this site about affairs, all the articles, etc. BEFORE plunging too heavily into the discussion forums.
In addition, I would recommend your get two books that will help you immensely. The first is called
Torn Asunder by Dave Carder and the second is called
Surviving An Affair by Willard Harley(the founder of Marriage Builders).
On a purely practical standpoint, you need to refrain from any sex with your husband no matter how much you might want to or think that sex will help "bring him back." The risk is TOO high due to his choice of sex partners for you. He could end up giving you a FATAL disease and thereby also remove you from you children's lives.
It is quite likely that your children WILL learn about the adultery, especially if you do contract a fatal STD, so you need to prepare yourself for their eventually learning about their father's very poor choice to commit adultery.
IF you choose to attempt to recover your marriage you will have to face another issue that may seem difficult for you right now. That issue is EXPOSURE of the adultery. A KEY point in ending an affair is to remove the "cover of darkness, silence, and secrecy" from your husband, and that requires exposure of his activities.
I know that may be hard, but remember, he has already chosen to end your marriage and to commit adultery as if it "didn't matter" and had "no consequences." That's a common feeling amoung Wayward Spouses and it is often described as the "Fog" of infidelity. Exposure "burns off" the cocoon of fantasy and secrecy and, in effect, forces the WS to begin to have to face reality, the reality of the far-reaching consequences of their choices.
It's a long hard road for the Betrayed Spouse(BS), so put on your emotional seat belt and buckle up for a very bumpy road for a while. Prepare yourself, as best you can, to hear some extremely hurtful, even ugly, things come out of your husband's mouth. The "list" of those sorts of things is extensive and you can see them on many threads on the forums here.
God bless.