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    Anonymous
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    Dear kaymarie:

    My advice: don’t forget your children at this time. Continue to create for them the safe, calm environment that a home should be for children. Give them the attention and love that they need during this difficult time. It may be a good idea for both you and your husband, together, to spend more quality time with your three children at this time. This will be good for them and strengthen the family bond for you and your husband: mom-dad-kids.

    Be available to talk with your husband as much as he needs to and as much as you need to: talk and talk, honestly, openly, each taking responsibility for your own individual feelings as you continue to take full responsibility for the extramarital affair. At times, he will need alone time, no talking, to let things settle in his brain. Give him that time. At times, you will need time alone, give yourself this time, letting him know the purpose of such time.

    Go out with your husband for outdoor relaxing activities, be it walking in the park on a sunny day, nature. Long walks and such.

    And do post here again and again with your feelings, thoughts, and how this healing period (I hope) unfolds.

    anita

    #99695
    HippieChick
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    My only advice is to give him time and let him lead how this goes. Once you told him it is up to him how he handles this. He may choose to leave. If he stays it is on HIS timeline that you guys will deal with it. You must understand that even though you have had years to know about and deal with this, he’s still in shock. He’s going to be angry, sad, shocked and probably have a ton of questions as to WHY you did this and how you’re going to be able to guarantee it won’t happen again. (All very valid concerns that I hope you’ve worked out in your own head).

    THIS is the reason most people DO NOT recommend confessing affairs that have ended if you do not plan to commit adultery again. It is for your own sake that you confess, not his.

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