Firstly let me say that I am still going through hell having caught my wife cheating on me for over two years, so it seems I am no expert in marriage. If it helps, your wife is a LOT closer to reconciliation that is mine (we have two kids) yet I am still going.<P>A lot of people are likely to tell you not to separate. I don't know - I often feel that a severely damaged relationship is best put together by first repairing the wounds, then starting the courting process all over again. I would say DON'T MOVE OUT. You aren't the one that had the affair, you don't have the options that your wife does. If anyone is to go, it should be her. Think about her sleeping in another room in the same house, maybe?<P>It may be on this site or somewhere else that I read that a cheating spouse is in a selfish state. Note that this isn't just that cheating is selfish but that TO cheat, a person must BE selfish at the time. This has helped me to tolerate a lot of my wife's behaviour toward me, the children and helped me to accept her general attitude as just part of the 'problem'.<P>If you havn't already, read up this site's advice on Coping with Infidelity <A HREF="http://www.marriagebuilders.com/graphic/mbi5525_qa.html" TARGET=_blank>http://www.marriagebuilders.com/graphic/mbi5525_qa.html</A> <P>Above all, whatever your wife does or says and whatever else you feel, make sure she knows that you love her. This is - gradually - working for me: even when I say "I have lost all trust in you," I follow up soon with "I love you".