hi there<p>my d-day was 3 weeks ago and I understand how you must feel right now: screwed up, angry, devastated, hurt, revengeful, ashamed, remoreful, sleepless, tired, can't eat.... did I leave anything out?<p>anyway - main point is that given your feelings you have to be aware that your mind doesn't function in normal mode. therefore: avoid any hip shot reactions, but try to get into a more normal state before.<p>first, get a few answers clear in your head: talks with W might be better in this circumstance than letters? do you find it difficult to verbally communicate with W? did you move out? did W ask you to come back? if yes, did you ask her why? did you contemplate seeking professional help? what did W find in lover which she didn't find in you? <p>you sound like a pretty rational type of guy (like myself). use your brains to structure & understand the problem. as most of us macho alpha males, get to grips with how emotions work. the pages on this website were a great help to me. hell, before my wife's A I didn't even know how to spell EMOTIONAL NEEDS.<p>Comment aside - during pregnancy hospitals offer all these fancy courses about breathing, massaging etc etc, but no one actually tells you about the real issues which (at least in my case) proved to be key: how to cope as a man with the fact that suddenly you're dropping from #1 down to #3 in the family's place? how to cope with something like 12 months without sex? how to cope with suddenly needing to fulfill additional needs of wife (and kid)? sorry, I disgressed.<p>good luck & keep us up to speed