happened to me and it has taken years to get over the pain of it, but it slowly goes away...the memory still exists and probably always will....I felt that every time she was with another man took away a part of her from me, so now I dont have the 100% i married...you can fix a broken vase, but the cracks will always show and never be the same as new...
2006-09-03 06:32:21
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answered by Anonymous
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How can you stay with a partner who has cheated on you it is the ultimate betrayel and you'll only be fooling yourself if you believe things will be ok.If he can do it once he will do it again, it's like an addiction.No matter how experienced you are or whether this is your first proper relationship, just the thought he lied, betrayed your trust and then actually got into a bed with another person would drive anyone insane. At the end of the day people should try to keep marriages going and divorce is an easy option but he instigated it by proving he needs 'more' from the relationship.
Think hard and long.. how many times are you prepared to forgive him?
2006-09-03 12:16:42
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answered by confused 1
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* End the affair. First, the affair must end. This includes any and all interaction and communication with the lover. True reinvestment in your marriage can't happen without this.
* Be accountable. If you've had an affair, take responsibility for your actions. If you were cheated on, consider the role you may have played in your spouse's unhappiness and reasons for straying.
* Determine your shared goal. Be sure you both agree that you want to mend your marriage. It may take some time to sort out what's happened and to see if your relationship can heal. If you both arrive at the goal of reconciliation, it's important to realize that recovering the marriage will take time, energy and commitment.
* See a marriage counselor. Find a marriage counselor who will help you restore your marriage if that is the mutual goal. Seek help from a counselor who’s trained in marital therapy and experienced in dealing with infidelity. Avoid therapists who see an affair as the end of marriage.
* Identify the issues. Infidelity often points to underlying problems in your marriage. Examine your relationship to understand what has contributed to the affair, and what you need to do to prevent it from happening again.
* Restore the trust. Make a serious commitment to rebuilding your marriage. Go to counseling together to help visibly confirm the commitment and to prevent secrecy from continuing to erode your relationship.
* Talk about it. Once the initial shock is over, discuss what happened openly and honestly — no matter how difficult talking or hearing about this may be. Know that you might need the help of a marital therapist to be able to talk constructively about it.
* Give it time. If you were the one cheated on, you can set the timetable for recovery. Often the person who's been unfaithful is anxious to "put all of this behind us" to help cope with his or her guilt. Allow each other enough time to understand and heal.
* Forgive. For many people, this is the hardest part of recovering from an affair. Forgiveness isn't likely to come quickly or easily — it may be a lifelong process. But if you're committed to your partner and your marriage, forgiveness tends to become easier over time.
* Recommit to your future. What you're going through is emotionally devastating. But times like this often make people and marriages stronger than ever before.
2006-09-03 06:30:24
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answered by Anonymous
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It happened to me also..I know what you mean.
You forgave but you can't forget..that is how I felt.
I eventually let nature take its course,and eventually left her.
It was the best thing I have ever done,she found someone soon after,and has been with him ever since,me I am still single ,but I am happily single.
You will always have feelings for him,as friends,but the feelings that you felt before will never come back..sorry.
That is just the way it is ,there is nothing you can do about it .
The best thing you can do for the both of you is let go,and things will have a way of working out for the both of you ,even though you won't be together .
Good luck ! :)
2006-09-03 06:31:02
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answered by Dfirefox 6
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Your problem is the repressive judeo-xtian religion has taught you an healthy selfish way about marriage. Wiccans know the only healthy marriages are open marriages. Just let him have his fill of other partners, and you do the same. Maybe you could even try some 3 ways. Read some "swingers" newspapers. Maybe even expirement with the same sex. Once the two of you stop being so damn selfish with each others bodies, then you can mature sexually and spiritually. Blessed Be!
2006-09-03 06:30:46
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answered by Anonymous
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First off, it takes time to get over the cheating. How much time varies. You will NEVER, ever feel the same again. But it does get better. I can even now trust my husband when he's gone on work trips or goes out somewhere w/o me. My husband actually changed (not just promised to) and we have a much closer and better marriage than we ever did beforehand. Good luck to you.
2006-09-03 06:30:59
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answered by schaianne 5
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This does change marriage. You lose that trust. Forgiveness is great when you can do it, good for you for that. But if you don't feel the same, either give it some more time, maybe councelling, or seperate and see if you feel differently.
2006-09-03 06:31:38
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answered by Fleur de Lis 7
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gurl its hard as h*ll u should 1st make sure u forgive him deep inside and and be ok with urself then u can forgive him then after u reach that and u feel the same then u should let him know how u feel and see what yall can do about that cuz i dont believe in breakin up when u r married so do whats right for u
2006-09-03 06:29:16
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answered by vetta b 3
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In my opinion, if he was unfaithful to you once, what makes you think he wouldn't do it agian? He already knows what you do when you find out, and he knows you would just forgive him and forget about it. If you don't feel the same anymore, move on to someone that wont do the same thing he did you to.
2006-09-03 06:32:19
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answered by ♥Ang♥ 1
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No. they don't sense the sense like we people do. this is using fact we've a crucial nervous equipment working by way of our vertebra (spine) which sends messages to our concepts. this suggests that if if our leg is injury, we sense the discomfort on the suited concepts. on the different hand, the bugs are non-vertebra and that they have not got crucial nervous equipment. thus if an ant's leg is overwhelmed, purely the leg will sense community discomfort. apart from, their discomfort value is short, on account that they produce great variety of off springs and their life is short. they could additionally reproduce their lost organs. this is been reported that in case you decrease a cockroach's head, this is going to die after a month using ravenous. Scientists have decrease a lobster's leg and feed him, which he ate. it is likewise real that aside from human beings no different animal knows of its life.
2016-10-01 06:29:00
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answered by Anonymous
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