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re: Would You Take Your SO Back if Caught Cheating With Another Man
Posted on 2/15/14 at 5:57 pm to bencoleman
Posted on 2/15/14 at 5:57 pm to bencoleman
Bencoleman
I know that sick feelings well. I guess the best way I can over simplify my own experience with that sick feeling over the past 25 years is I hsve gone from feeling it every waking moment to several times a week to several times a month to a few times a year. My wife's spiritual, psychological and physical growth since those bad times nearly 30 years ago has enabled me to see the strength she has and there have been many times in the past 25 years she has helped me immensely. Overcoming her revelation to me was a long process and I guess just like grieving the death of someone you are very close to you never really " get over it" but you can choose how you handle any situation.
There was a time I used to wonder how I could handle seemly impossible situations (deaths if patents and friends, my wife having an affair, etc.) and dreading the thought that any of those situations would happen to me. Here I am 30+ years later having faced many of those things on that "seemingly impossible list" and I found out that I didn't have to deal with any of those traumas alone. That has been the key.
I know that sick feelings well. I guess the best way I can over simplify my own experience with that sick feeling over the past 25 years is I hsve gone from feeling it every waking moment to several times a week to several times a month to a few times a year. My wife's spiritual, psychological and physical growth since those bad times nearly 30 years ago has enabled me to see the strength she has and there have been many times in the past 25 years she has helped me immensely. Overcoming her revelation to me was a long process and I guess just like grieving the death of someone you are very close to you never really " get over it" but you can choose how you handle any situation.
There was a time I used to wonder how I could handle seemly impossible situations (deaths if patents and friends, my wife having an affair, etc.) and dreading the thought that any of those situations would happen to me. Here I am 30+ years later having faced many of those things on that "seemingly impossible list" and I found out that I didn't have to deal with any of those traumas alone. That has been the key.
Posted on 2/15/14 at 8:04 pm to NorthTiger
You sir, are a better man than me...My size 11.5 foot/shoe would be so far up her arse she wouldn't want another pecker afterwards
Posted on 2/15/14 at 9:09 pm to NorthTiger
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NorthTiger
There are a lot of people in this thread saying a lot of things that they would do. Most of these comments are probably made with the luxury of not having kids involved. When you throw them into the mix it changes things. In that circumstance I might stay but our relationship would never be the same again. I think then the decisions about whether the relationship continued would shift into her court. I can imagine that feelings toward her would cool quite a bit. Probably not have nearly the passion that was there before and certainly not confide in nor share things that were just normal stuff before.
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