I'm back. The responses on here really helped to make me feel maybe I am human and maybe I am not crazy. i still feel crazy. I guess, because my brain knows what is wrong in my life, but my heart, well it has alot of heart, and keeps hoping for a miracle.
Husband still will not talk. And I realize, Dday was in December, so thats not quite six months yet. But my pain has been since October, thats when my heart knew there was someone else.
He told me the other day he was tired and wanted to give up. I said fine, I am ready if you are.
Why is it so difficult for him to understand talking is important for a woman. I bet its important for men too. In March I discovered the relationship was physical after months of "get over it", "I didn't do anything", "I'm not a cheater", "Do you know what it does to me for you to even ask that (I asked if it wasn't physical, why the extreme guilt)?".
He says he is tire now and wants to get back to normal. But everytime normal happens, I get supper depressed.
He told me all these horrible things about me, so I second guess how I should behave. Normal freaks me out right now.
But my point was. He says he is tired of talking. He is tired of me bringing it up, because he feels I am throwing it in his face. My point of view is, I had questions since October 2012. He lied and continued the A (he felt they were false accusations), so didn't end anything. In December I had proof to show him, that he was having an A, and he could not longer deny. The A started to my knowledge in August. The "accusations" which were questions, is there someone else ?, were not false.
In December he knew I knew. Then the anger and blame game began. I only had proof of a EA. So he felt my pain and crying was over exaggerated and I was behaving as a "sixteen year old drama queen".
In January, I emailed him a definition of infidelity and it started to sink in for him, that even if just EA, its painful.
Anyways, from December till March, I tried to talk and ask questions. He talked a bit, but there were all lies.
Then in March I learned it was physical.
He told me he was glad the truth was finally out, now we can get back to normal. He tries really hard to be nice, but if I say anything about A or us not talking, he gets super defensive and attacks about how unhappy he was and that he didn't feel appreciated.
So my big problem is this. He made an effort to entertain my talking before I knew it was physical. But since that has come out, no talking what so ever.
Everything I know is because I uncovered it. He never revealed anything I didn't know.
I have no one to talk to. I can't talk to him (and he was always before this my best friend). I recently went to the doc for STD testing, and she was adamant that I go get some therapy. She said it was clear this was a traumatic event for me and I am not recovering.
I have yet to make an appointment. I feel, I will recover if I leave him. And I should not have to do it alone, when he won't talk to me if I stay. Because what the hell kind of marriage can I hope for if we can never talk about bad stuff?
I guess my big question is. If he won't talk. Is it possible to recover without me talking to someone and not getting therapy?
Is it possible, if I get therapy alone, I could recover, in a relationship where the husband will not talk. He will text and email, but no verbal communication. He doesn't like my reactions. I'm a bit emotional at times and he hates that.
I would truly love to save my marriage, but at this point, I feel the talking thing is the skulls and cross bones sign that my marriage is over.
Do WS ever come around. Or if they bury it, is it to be buried forever?