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Hi 2ideal-
I got the same reaction when I first posted about my husband's infidelity. (We weren't married- what's the big deal??)
The big deal was in keeping a secret from me, which influenced my entire married life. Perhaps you can relate to that feeling.
You can leave the boards, or you can stay and move to a different section such as emotional needs (I think openness and honesty are high on your list, huh?). I've checked out lots of marriage/relationship forums and I think the Harley method makes a lot of sense. There are several people who hang out on the emotional needs board that are amazing (mychae, star*fish and MrAlias are a few).
Best of luck to you-
~Saturn
Me: 45
Him: 47
married 23 years
Two wonderful sons
D-day for my EA: 8/15/04
D-day for his PAs: 8/16/06
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