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Does one confront the cheating H?<BR>Has anyone?<BR>Did it help H come to his senses?<BR>I want him to wake up and fly right.<BR>Help, any suggestions?
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I may never know if mine cheated or not, but I thought I was going to have a nervous breakdown dealing with it by myself. It felt so much better to confront him with everything I had found. I do not regret laying it all out on the table. Good Luck.
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If you KNOW and don't confront him, he will always think he pulled one over on you and keep doing it. I did confront mine, and when he realized that trust was gone it almost broke his heart...
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