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Lazarus ( member #62342) posted at 10:31 PM on Friday, March 2nd, 2018

I just want the pain to go away.

I totally get that. I've been better the last few days, but for a month and a half that is all I wanted. Did not care what the outcome was, just wanted it to stop.

[This message edited by Lazarus at 4:33 PM, March 2nd (Friday)]

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DailyReprieve ( member #46662) posted at 10:53 PM on Friday, March 2nd, 2018

Ultimately TT was the hardest part. Her affair was extreme, as affairs go. Difficult as it was I knew I could accept all that because I knew she was a good person who was very broken and had followed a very self centered track looking for the easy fix to her problems.

But that she continued to minimize and TT almost broke me.

Accept that she fucked up badly? Unequivocally yes. I've made some big mistakes too. But tell me she wants to make it right while still feeding me bullshit? Brutal. I wondered so often whether it was just time to pack my bag and be gone.

In the end I think most of the cold, hard truth came out but that still left a good bit of room for her to fill in the story, which she hasn't done. I'm not comfortable with that and tend to go back & forth in my head about how much it matters. But getting to the core of everything she did do eventually. She also took full responsibility for her actions and since dday has turned herself around in many profound ways. Getting sober was the key.

With the understanding that her thinking was broken & very selfish, I feel it would've been unwise for me to expect her to begin opening up about everything honestly from the gitgo. It took a long time for her to get where she was, so it was going to take a little time to get back.

The important thing was that I needed to see genuine progress. I did, and 3.5 years after dday we're still together. It will never be the same, nor should it. But I can see the marriage working for the rest of the journey now.

Thanks for letting me put it out there.

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PricklePatch ( member #34041) posted at 11:02 PM on Friday, March 2nd, 2018

Core the pain isn’t going away till you clean out the poison in my mind. He gives you the truth. Then you can start the stages of grief and decide if you want to reconcile.

But sad to say the pain will only go away with truth or divorce, the divorce just gives the start of healing three to five years to heal from affairs.

BS Fwh

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