Hi B,
I am also sorry you have to be here - but perhaps you can get some help for this terrible situation you are in the middle of.
I can't take this anymore. I told him to leave last night.
You don't have to take it if you don't want to, but it is always good to wait a few weeks - until after some of the pain and anger pass. Many times in the heat of the moment we do and say things we are later sorry for.
I feel like I have to be the one reasurring him about our marriage, he hasn't shown me any reason he wants to be there. I know he told me he wants to be with me, but actions speak louder than words.
Compare where he is to an addiction - alcohol, or drugs. Often a person wants to do better, but doesn't know how. The above statement (from you) kind of conflicts with the next one below.
The thing is is that he didn't have to tell me at all, I probably would have never found out.
His telling you is kind of like the cry of an addicted person reaching out for help. If he didn't want to make it work, I don't think he would have come out and told you about it.
This hurts to much. It's the worst thing that has ever happend to me. I will get through this, I just wish the pain would go away......
I am so sorry for this. I know there are no words we can say to make the pain go away, or to make you feel better, but we do care, and we wish we could do more. It takes time, and I recommend you see your doctor about anti-depressent drugs that could and ususlly do help. Many here have been helped greatly for the first few months until their emotions start to level out.
Please read as much as you can on this site in the basic concepts section, and also how to recover from an affair. If you don't want to keep him, you still need to recover personally.
Often neither party has the skills to do recovery on their own, and it usually helps to get a good counsler to help. I recommend you seek counseling for this- it will help with your pain if nothing else.
Again, please don't do anything RIGHT NOW as far as asking him to leave, or leaving yourself. Please give this a few weeks before you make this major life changing decision. I acknowledge your right to choose, but many here have found that things are not as bad as they first thought, that they can work through the pain and have a good marriage despite the A, and it's attendant bad feelings.
- It is still your choice, but why not give it a chance?
You should know that weekends are often slow, many of us have more time at work than we do at home <img border="0" title="" alt="[Embarrassed]" src="images/icons/blush.gif" /> Sometimes we don't have any time at all, but we do care about you.
SS
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