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 twodoves (original poster member #39181) posted at 4:01 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

I keep going back and forth on typing it up, but i don't know where to begin.

The order i found out about the women in? Or the order they occurred?

The beginning of our relationship, or the beginning of the cheating?

I feel overwhelmed with information. There's just so much

Me - BS
Him - WS (N3v3rG1v1ngUp)
Together 7 years, married for 2
He was cheating for 5 years
5 OW
D-days: 4/23/13, 4/27/13, 5/10/13
1 toddler, baby girl on the way in December

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TheClimb ( member #25895) posted at 4:06 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

I thought mine started when I found out about the affair. But looking back, I realized it began the day the OW's husband died.

Where you begin is not important, just writing it down will help.

"That which can be destroyed by the truth should be" P.C. Hodgell

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Jrazz ( member #31349) posted at 5:50 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

There are no rules, twodoves. You just get to put out what's on your heart.

It kinda feels like a tornado in our brains in the beginning - you are under NO obligation to be coherent at this point.

(((twodoves)))

"Don't give up, the beginning is always the hardest." - Deeply Scared's mom

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LonelyHusband ( member #34145) posted at 7:12 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

There's no right on wrong. Tell your story in your own words, in your own order, in your own time. Don't think about it, just write. We're here to help you, not judge your writing skills :)

If it comes out as complete incomprehensible gibberish then welcome to SI, you may be in a sad place but you are in good company :)

[This message edited by LonelyHusband at 1:14 PM, May 15th (Wednesday)]

Reconciling.
“A wizard is never late. Nor is he ever early. He arrives precisely when he means to".
Apparently not an appropriate reason for coming home drunk at 2AM.

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hathnofury ( member #32550) posted at 7:16 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

It doesn't really matter, ust writing any of it down helps. I find writing things as they occur paints the most accurate picture, but of course you have to fill in the blanks with past events too. I look back at stuff I wrote a year or more ago and am amazed. There are details I forgot, things that seem so much clearer now that have have more info than they did back then. You write it however you want, it's all for your reference and healing!

BS 43, SAWH 38. M 15years, together 17. Body count in the triple digits. Both in recovery, trying to R.
Three kids under age 11.

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Skan ( member #35812) posted at 9:55 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

Hey, if you can string two words together at this point, you're doing good. Put down what you know when you knew it. I cannot tell you how many times I came on here in a screaming panic and then found out what I thought was true wasn't because I had mis-heard or mis-understood something. For example, I thought that my FWH screwed his AP the night before our 20th wedding anniversary, a night in which I was jumped all over by one of his sports buddies. Turned out to be false. Still screwed her, but not the night before such an important date.

Just put pen to paper as it were and type. Sometimes just getting the words out and the feeling out is more important than a minute by minute re-hash. (((hugs)))

Imagine a ship trying to set sail while towing an anchor. Cutting free is not a gift to the anchor. You must release that burden, not because the anchor is worthy, but because the ship is.

D-Day, June 10, 2012


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Skan ( member #35812) posted at 9:55 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

Hey, if you can string two words together at this point, you're doing good. Put down what you know when you knew it. I cannot tell you how many times I came on here in a screaming panic and then found out what I thought was true wasn't because I had mis-heard or mis-understood something. For example, I thought that my FWH screwed his AP the night before our 20th wedding anniversary, a night in which I was jumped all over by one of his sports buddies. Turned out to be false. Still screwed her, but not the night before such an important date.

Just put pen to paper as it were and type. Sometimes just getting the words out and the feeling out is more important than a minute by minute re-hash. (((hugs)))

Imagine a ship trying to set sail while towing an anchor. Cutting free is not a gift to the anchor. You must release that burden, not because the anchor is worthy, but because the ship is.

D-Day, June 10, 2012


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NoMorDeceit ( member #23547) posted at 10:11 PM on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013

(((twodoves)))

I had 3 D-Days right in a row within a week and 5+ OW too, one was a 5 + year LTA....begin where ever works best for you. Whatever you feel you need to share to help make sense of the train that just barreled through your life. I am sorry you find yourself here.

[This message edited by NoMorDeceit at 4:11 PM, May 15th (Wednesday)]

FBS
Many D Days in April 2009
Multiple affairs, LTAs, and many OWs
Reconciled for 8 years. Decided I deserved better than someone who had ever cheated on me. R failed 2/2017. Happy and free. :)



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