04-28-2012, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by countryboy My wife an i have been married 13 years and have two kids. Recently I figured out and confronted her about an emotional affair she was having with a business partner. I know they met in the fall of 2011. Best I can figure by old texts and voicemails is that it turned into an emotional affair around Christmas and continued until March and that is just a guess. Lots of "I love yous" back and forth and that sort of stuff. She swears that nothing physical happened. As a guy, I can't comprehend that kind of dialogue with nothing physical.
Right now I'm lost on whether continuing to support her business and the interaction required. Out of town trips and so on. We have always had an upfront, totally honest, no game playing marriage. Her character has been beyond reproach until recently which has really been the hardest part. Am I being naive to let this continue with the promise of its over? Am I being a fool to think that nothing physical occurred? I plan on meeting him soon, while traveling with my wife, with a keep your friends close and you enemies closer strategy.
My wife says she wants to stay married and is so sorry about hurting me. I believe her, but I can't shake the doubt in the back of my head. | She needs to go NC with him forever. If this impacts her business then that is a shame but required.
It is very possible it went physical but an EA is plenty serious. If she was alone with him during this time it is a good bet it did go physical. Right now you cannot work on your marriage until he is out of her life.
So realize that even with you there her seeing him continues the affair.
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