You came out swinging at people's responses in reconciliation. Wow!
Try to listen first and defend your wife second please. We are trying to help. Let her defend herself. She a weak woman you have to save. If you feel that way, you probably have another issue with knight in shining armor syndrome, where you see women as the fairer sex and buy into too many stories of them not being responsible for their actions.
Also, realize that you can't forgive trespasses that you don't know. Your wife needs to confess to all her actions and see your pain before you 2 can forgive each other and work through it. Otherwise you are swinging at fantasies and false truths in your head which only she has the answers to.
Yes my wife has morals.
You know what she was doing is wrong(immoral). She knows what she was doing is wrong(immoral). Why isn't she out here asking for help on how to heal you from this rage and self doubt?
Let's not try to discuss how great her morals are when after you asked her to stop, she refused.
You also know she is lying and hiding things. One of my favorite Bible quotes, "Pride comes before the fall." That is in all things. Maybe remove your image of your wife's moral armor and try to see how she got into this mess. It started small. Then it grew with each message. She eventually was lying to you. She still is lying to you to spare your feelings. To save you the pain. The problem is, when you confronted her, you pulled either contact with the other guy or your marriage. Your wife chose contact with the other guy. This isn't me bashing her, this is me giving you the facts, unless you clarify further. So, lets say your wife found herself outside her morals, in a relationship with this other man, who she sees regularly. Maybe listen a while and see if you can understand that your wife might have more to her than you know. That just like you are trying to swallow the pain for her, she is doing the same for you. This is only going to brew further resentment inside you marriage.
I came on here for advice not bashing my wonderful gift from God.
I am going to just let this support that you aren't able to see the sin in your wife. Even though we are all sinners. You believe seeing the sin or grime would be rejecting God's gift. Don't tie your relationship to God with other people. That is treading way too close the first commandment in my old testament teachings. Plus, if she ever leaves or fails you, she is taking away your faith and your spouse. That is a lot of pressure to put on a marriage. God can be a foundation, but it is our personal relationship with him that really anchors faith.
[This message edited by DoinBettr at 10:42 AM, June 23rd (Wednesday)]