Hi Hoping,<P>I know this is not what you wanted, but I am glad to see you taking a new direction with this. Here is my take:<P>You said the key words - plan B is in effect until the affair is over and a plan of recovery is in place. All you know is that OW is out of the picture "right now" - you and I have both have long histories of believing OW is out of the picture, so I would give this time before I called it over. And from what I understand your H has not expressed a desire to firmly commit to a recovery plan with you. So....<P>You keep with your plan for now. Not calling, not seeing him. Limited, business-like conversation for essential kid-related stuff. E-mail is even better. None of this has to be mean or disrespectful - these words aren't even in your vocabulary are they
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? <P>That doesn't mean that your H won't blame you for being "mean" and for protecting yourself and your feelings for him. But as long as you set out on your plan with clarity, love and respect - you can be confident of yourself. This would be all about his anger at no longer having the easy life he lived for so long. And now OW is giving him a hard time to boot! He may well lash out, but it is far from your fault.<P> At this point, this is all about you and what you need to heal, and to be in a place to want to reconcile with your H should he ever get his act together enough to deserve you. (Got some anger of my own seeping through there, but you know what I mean
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).<P>Did you lay out what you would need from him to be able to consider reconciliation when you went to plan B? If you did, the ball is really in his court.<P>Be strong Hoping!<P>Starpony