Welcome to marriagebuilders. I've been in your shoes. I understand how you are feeling hurt and betrayed. You want to know what to do.
First gather information, quietly. There are many tell tale signs of what is actually going on if you pay close attention to them. I am guessing you want to stop his behavior and want to stay with him at this point. Think about changes in his appearance, work habits, personality changes, telephone tip-offs, computer use, conversational clues, cell phones and pagers, etc. Keep your information to yourself. Print what you can and store it in a safe place that he won't have access to.
What have you said to him about the excessive amount of time he spends online? What have you said to him about talking to other women on the phone? What about the secrecy in regards to the computer and his cell phone?
Are you ready to tell him the secrecy, chatting and the phone calls and the women go or I go? What about your girls? Are you ready to leave with them? Sometimes it is this type of tough love that gets a sexual addict to realize what he is doing and lift the fog.
Here is a good and recent post on the subject of online affairs with some very good advice:
http://www.marriagebuilders.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=29;t=003395;p=1Please read everything you can here at marriage builders and understand that the affairs he is having are very real even if there is no physical contact. Read post and read some more.
<small>[ September 20, 2003, 06:34 PM: Message edited by: Bluebird ]</small>