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Freedom,<P>I read on one of your earlier posts that if your wife had taken the decision out of your hands and divorced, you would have been relieved and either been with OW or alone. Do you think if that had happened you would have eventually regretted it and realized what you lost? It seems to me since you were seeing some bad things about OW, being thrown together without the fantasy of the affair would have eventually made you more miserable and miss your family. Would the guilt have gotten worse?<P>AD
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It's tough to answer that question because it is all speculation at this time, but I can't imagine the guilt or low self esteem getting any worse.<P>Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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