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Obviously he's not the man that I thought he was. For almost 20 years I was always busy taking care of the house, him, finances, life in general, etc.. He was always quiet - I guess I mistook that for deep thought and satisfaction. Turns out he's been lying and living a double life for a very long time.
So how do you move past that? Hpw do I reconcile the idea in my own mind that I was in love with someone who wasn't who I thought they were? I'm not a stupid person -- How did I miss all the signs. I know hindsight is 20/20 but can I avoid falling into the same trap again?
OMG...you sound like me! The only difference is that I have 30 years, ten more years than you...don't know how to not have that happen again, I know for myself at this point I don't think I will ever trust anyone again.His last affair has been going on for almost four years...how could I not know...trusted him too much I guess...I left him, moved out 6 weeks ago...now he broke it off with her and wants me back...I feel now I'm the "thrill of the
chase" for him...I feel like my marriage, life as I knew it, was a lie, it wasn't what I thought it was...I was being good...took care of everything and made most of the money...I feel so taken advantage off...But the sad thing is, I still love him...maybe I love the man he could have been...
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