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#465537 04/15/03 11:22 AM
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How does one get the WS to tell you. After you have confronted but he denies. Instead he changes some of his ways. Is it important for him to tell the truth and how do you get here. What are your experiences with this? I need some help with this.

#465538 04/17/03 07:38 AM
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It is six months since my D-Day, I have numerous phone bills, restaurant checks, etc., etc. and my husband still has never completely admitted the truth. I had to hear bits and pieces; even from the OW. There is nothing that you can do; be patient. Spouse may never tell you, but, remember this, it is your WS problem, not yours.


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