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Hey, someone here at JFO has a thread called something like "To those married to liars" and suggests a book to read.<p>Link to the thread:<p>http://www.marriagebuilders.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=29&t=001351<p>I got it (from the library [img]images/icons/grin.gif" border="0[/img] ) and read most of it in a day. The book is geared entirely toward women who have been deceived my men.
BUT, I think it would be incredibly helpful for you as you move forward.
There is only a tiny bit that IMO is not hard and true MB philosophy. There's even a sort of Plan
B way of handling the lies and deceit once you decide to confront your partner.<p>I think any BS would benefit, but you especially came to mind as I was reading. <p>The name of the book is in the link. Your library should have it.<p>Blessings......... thinking of you.
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cerri-<p>Thanks for the tip. I'd like to get it but right now I don't feel like doing (reading?) anything. Somedays I feel like I am living D-day(s) all over again. I just don't feel like reading when I feel like that. I did read a little Dr. Phil last night about relationships (rescue?) but it told me a lot of stuff I've already read and agreed with. There is no way my W is going to go through the exercises now.<p>But I know I've got to pop out of this funk sometime. It probably isn't going to happen by itself. However, continued sluething really drains me emotionally. Thanks for the tip. Thanks for being there.<p>HoFS


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