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libertyrocks posted 12/3/2013 11:42 AM

A year ago, I found out about OW #1 of about 9 that I know of. It took about 6 months to find out MOST of what I already knew, by confronting him. I still figured more out just yesterday. Another Dday. Just yesterday, a year after Dday #1. Never once, did he come to me feeling bad enough to confess. I told him I could forgive one time, or heck, even one girl, but 9OW in a 3 year time span while I was working and having his babies.

Does the pain of being alone get better?? I have two very small children. It's very difficult to take care of them, work, and support them on my own. I can do it, no doubt, but it's only been about a week and a half.

Any advice for this seperated newbie??

tushnurse posted 12/3/2013 11:51 AM

(((Liberty))))

Please make him be responsible for his kids and set up a visitiation schedule now. It is unfair, and unhealthy for you to bear the parent burden alone continuously.

I never seperated but when the A was in full swing I was alone a lot more than not, and when he was there he was such an ass I didn't want to leave my kids with him. I told him at one point, at least divorced moms get a break once in awhile, I never do. The silence from him was palpable.

Anyway make sure he does some of the work with the kids. Also reach out to friends for support, and make sure you do one nice thing for you, and just you every day.

(((and strength)))

hexed posted 12/3/2013 12:05 PM

^^^ This^^^ TN is right

He's not off the hook financially or time wise. Make him stand up to his obligations.

You can do this. If you feel like you can't don't be afraid to ask for support from those of us here and in your daily life.

Be good to yourself. Take time to rest, eat and drink so you have energy to get things done.