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 TheBatCave (original poster new member #42582) posted at 6:43 PM on Sunday, March 9th, 2014

Is it normal for me (WS) to feel a violent rage towards myself because of cheating? I just had a breakdown in front if my 5 y/o son. I cant stop crying and I feel an intense rage inside. Help?

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bookjunkie ( member #39033) posted at 7:04 PM on Sunday, March 9th, 2014

Yes I think so but you can't let that rage overtake you. Especially in front of your child. Get yourself together....are you alone with your child? If so, is there someone to watch him for a bit? You need to feel these feelings but safely away from him. Go somewhere in your vehicle and scream, beat the steering wheel, turn the radio up LOUD and let it out. Then pull it together and regroup with yourself. This isn't the only thing that makes you YOU, just something you know you can grow into a better person from.

It's ok to lose it, as long as you can find it again. You can do this!

WW 43 (me)
BH 45
Married 24 yrs
3 kids
DDay 2/10/13 Confessed
Reconciling

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Neveragain1221 ( member #41969) posted at 10:45 PM on Sunday, March 9th, 2014

I think it's pretty normal. I've felt instances of that towards myself, and I have episodes of crippling sorrow where I can't do anything but sit there and sob, and I wish I could go back in time and 1) murder the disgusting piece of crap that is my xAP, and 2) beat the shit out of my younger self.

Me: WS 26. 4 year EA and PA.
Him: BS (MercifulH) 27.
D-day 1/3/14.
Separated heading to D :(

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