Hi Lewi:<P>Congratulations on the strength you have shown in beginning to address your situation. I often wonder how each of us develops his or her own definition of marriage, monogamy, affair, and boundaries. I hope that your husband will come to understand what these things mean to you, and that you will develop an understanding of why he has behaved as he has. Your relationship developed over the internet, and I think more relationships will develop this way as technology affects us all. Every couple that marries quickly will face judgement because they have done so, and people are quick to attribute any problems to the haste of the union. While this may or may not be true, what you need now is constructive support and advice so you can determine what to do with regard to your husband! <BR>Can you share anything further about your relationship with his family? It must be difficult to work through this while you are living with them. Is there any chance of the two of you living on your own?<P>In my posts, I have also acknowledged that I am posting in a forum which I think is meant to help people in more serious situations than mine. (Briefly: I am engaged, not married. Before I became engaged but was living with my BF, I believe that a female friend had some sort of inappropriate relationship with my BF. Although there were no legal or religious committments broken, I have still been in pain and in need of support and common sense.) <P>In fact, this week I have felt myself backsliding and feeling some of the anxiety I've been trying so hard to get rid of. Thanks to everyone esp. Just Learning, who has not judged the smallness of my situation, but realized that it hurt. Any advice on the backsliding? It was triggered by seeing this girl again.<P>Thank you so much!!<P>Robyn