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The happiest time of our married life was when we were poor living in a 1 bedroom cottage with borrowed furniture. At the end of the day, a flashy house means nothing if there is no love inside. I miss my wife’s affection so much and to tell you the truth I am also scared about separating, not for me because I’ll be fine but for her. She hasn’t had a paid job for 20 years and as much as I would do my best to support her, honestly how long can I keep this up once the kids have moved on. It honestly for me just seems easier to keep living under the same roof and suppress any emotions or feelings of affection. What helps for me is looking forward to camping or 4x4 trips with mates. I also encourage my wife to go away for weekends and me and the kids have great bonding time together.
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I hope you don't mind if I pop in and say hello...
I read your story and it sounds like your husband continually cheats on you. Each time you have forgiven him. You lost your sex drive, work full time, and look after the kids and be wife. On the most recent occasion he wants to go to therapy. Is that about right?
It sounds like you do most if not all the work for the family.
That saying about a leopard changing their spots... In your situation I would feel a fool that it happened each time and nothing changed. Each instance it occurs shows strengthen that belief he will it again. So the trust issues that you speak of in your post are hard to resolve.
What I am about to say is no justification fro his actions... it sounds like rather than trying to resolve an issue (?) he had and talking it through with you. he looked elsewhere. But I am just guessing here.
Similarly I cannot tell you what to do. (I would also feel confused, hurt, feel betrayed, angry in your position if it happened to me.)
Outside of this forum, have you spoken to anyone about your situation?
This might sound like a dumb question .... what do you want to do (and not what someone might tell you to do)?
Peace and comforting thoughts to you, Tim
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he won’t change I see that. This has made me see how little self worth I have. I clearly don’t respect myself enough. I also know no one can tell me what do in this situation and no I haven’t spoken to anyone
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It sounds like things are really tough and it's so brave of you to reach out and share how you’re feeling. What you're going through can be overwhelming and we hope that you find our forums to be a safe and supportive space to talk things through. Our community is here for you.
Are you aware of BeyondBlue's support service? If you feel up to it, we would really encourage you to get in touch with one of our professional counsellors to have a chat.
We can be reached 24/7 on 1300 22 4636 or email and Webchat (3pm-12am AEST) through our website: www.beyondblue.org.au/getsupport
It sounds like you're needing some extra emotional support at the moment and talking with a professional can really help.
Warm regards,
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Moved out into a unit or manageable house in the same neighborhood with affordable rental. Consolidate you and your kids lives. They can stay at the same schools.
There is few other options.
TonyWK
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