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I think even Dr Harley recommends that when there is substance abuse not to Plan A. In those situations the substance abuse has to be dealt with first before you can even begin to deal with the affair. And doing Plan A only enables them. There is an article somewhere on this site about it. Have you tried counseling with the S Harley?<P>I think Plan B/Tough Love is the way to go in your situation.
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