Thank you all for your advice and assistance. I want you all to know that my H isn't an awful person, he's a good man and I've been proud to be with him. He was very remorseful, and has said many times that I'm the best part of his life. I have always believed he was ashamed of his actions during those dark years. It's hard to think he would once again put both of us through that again.
As afraid as I am (and I am, oh so afraid) I would take on anything if it means we can save our marriage. So, I've decided that the first thing to do is confront him. Deep breaths.
I wonder which will be worse - if he confesses and proved I'm right (oh yay:() or he convinces me there's nothing to it but that secret nugget of doubt remains.
I'll keep you all posted.
I have much to think about tonight.
Once you allow fear to be your rudder, you will inevitably hit the rocks.
To Do List:1. Put a hidden GPS on his vehicle.
2. Do NOT talk about this site. (yet)
3. Collect and safely put away all proof of their affair (past & present)
You write this:
I would take on anything if it means we can save our marriage.
What you are willing to do is not the problem. Would WH write the same words and mean them?
He will deny anything is going on. Do not believe him. Do not argue with him. Give him a warm kiss & hug and say "Thank you for your honesty" ..... Then, get busy snooping. I think that you are one of those betrayed spouses who allows the wool to be pulled over your eyes so you can avoid really knowing the facts.
If you are convinced .....
or he convinces me there's nothing to it but that secret nugget of doubt remains
by his denial ..... Start to Plan A. Be stealth about it. Snooping will either comfort you or be your call to arms.
You say you are willing to "take on anything" .... prove it !
WELCOME TO MARRIAGE BUILDERS
If you decide to "take on" this program, do not pull back out of fear.
Good luck.