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I read a post on this not too long ago. I can't find it, does someone know where it is? It talked about thing for the betrayed, and the wayward spouse to expect/do for each other.

Thanks, Ron
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Thank you. I don't know if this is the end of the beginning, or the beginning of the end, but my wife has told me she is staying with me, and abandonning the affair. There is lots to overcome, the least of which, is my hurt and suspicion. More importantly, is fixing the issues that caused this problem in the first place.

I hope, that I will have graduated to being able to give advice, rather than asking for it!
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Hi Ron,

Maybe you also had the following thread in mind (concerning what the WS and BS can expect/do for each other)?

What the WS/BS Must Do to Reconcile

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