need advice on the following points -
alltohard - I am making the assumption that you want advice because you have decided that you want to remain married to him despite what he has done and the enormous pain that you are feeling. Since that is your objective, I will base my comments on that assumption.
[*]I read all the emails that went back and forward between them I know everything. I know they met, I know they had touchey feely, and I know they professed their undying love for each other over and over again. WH has no idea that I have this info!!!
Others may disagree with me on this, but I think you should NOT disclose to your husband the information you have, at least not until much later. Right now you need an information source because ALL Wayward Spouse WILL lie and attempt to twist the truth, and you need to know the truth. Do not let him know your "source" of your information, but you need to be able to "check" on his statements to see if he is telling you the truth or still lying.
[*]She ended the A with him cause she is apparently pregnant to her partner/husband who knows what he is (I know it isnt my WHs cause she is in another state and the time frame doesnt match up) I have a major concern that if she had not ended it he would not have gotten back with me.
Your concern is valid. That's a fact of adultery, and it leads to the "second choice" feelings expressed by most Faithful Spouses as they look at recovery rather than divorce.
[*]I feel totally uncomfortable about even bringing the situation up with him cause he is in withdrawal and his moods are all over the place.
In withdrawal, ALL the WS thinks about is THEIR own anger and hurt about the "loss" of their OP. In other words, "he got dumped" by her. Gee....a taste of what they have been doing to their own spouse. No sympathy here, just a word of caution to you that during withdrawal, nothing you do will "have an impact." You may want to hold off on relationship and affair related talks until he gets through withdrawal (the intense phase usually lasts about 2 to 4 weeks, but the withdrawal symptoms will last for a long time). After the intense phase, they will be able to begin to hear and discuss with you.
[*]Am I wrong in wanting to continue with this marriage when the A obviously isnt over for him if he is sending her random text messages and I have no way of knowing if she is calling him as I do not have access to incoming calls to the phone.
No, you are not "wrong" in wanting to continue with your marriage. Destablizing the affair has happened because the OW ended it. But unlike his choice to engage in adultery wherein you had no choice in his decision, NOW "the shoe is on the other foot" and he had no choice in her decision to end the affair, and a wierd as it may sound he now "feels" betrayed. He has not yet made the connection that it is exactly what he did to you.
I just want the hurt and the pain to go away. I want some sort of clarity in this situation. Whenever I feel like I am forging ahead and making progress something happens to rake me right back to square one.
I wish there was a way to make the pain go away, but there isn't. You can, if your emotions are overwhelming you, get on some anti-anxiety or anti-depression medication and it will help you to smooth out the swings and be able to think clearly and rationally.
This is the roller coaster that all of us Betrayed Spouses are on. It IS "unfair," but as the saying goes, "it goes with the turf." We have to recognize these feelings are going to happen and commit to "staying the course" toward our chosen objective of having first, a recovery effort and second, a recovered marriage "down the road."
I badly want to get in contact with her partner/husband whatever and I have tried every avenue to find out the info I need to no avail.
No need to expose to her husband at this point. YOUR objective was to have the affair end (it has by her choice) and then to have an opportunity to recover your marriage. Your husband is still in withdrawal and not ready for recovery yet, so let's not get her husband in a potential mood to kick her out so she can go running back to your husband to help her through her pregnancy.
IF there is any indication of a response from her to your husband that might indicate a renewing of the affair, THEN expose to her husband immediately and "let the chips fall where they may."
I need for him to write a NC letter but I have absolutely no idea how to get him to do that????????
You can't get him to write a NC letter because he has NOT chosen to end the affair and commit to recovery yet. WHEN he does, then you need to insist upon a No Contact letter to formally end their relationship and agree that she is out of your lives FOREVER.
I am so over the rollar coaster and I just want to get off. At this point my family and his think I am insane for even bothering and I detest the fact that no one is prepared to confront him or call him out on his behaviour..... I can feel Plan FU coming on and that scares the crap out me HELP PLEASE!!!!!!
Keep posting. This site is full of people who understand and have been through similar situations, unlike your family. Remember, this is YOUR marriage, not theirs, and YOU choose to recover or divorce. Here you will hear support for continuing your marriage and help through the "tough times" IF recovery is the choice you make. You will also hear support should you choose divorce, because making that choice is also your right based upon adultery.
God bless.