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My wife cheated, what now?

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this is irritating why is he being so nice

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"Anxiety and then Attraction"

As the partner in this relationship who cheated, he is dealing with a lot of inner demons. Being religious it is hard for him to come to terms with his actions and it makes him feel really worthless. He is in such a dark place...

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Sustained abuse of any kind must be stopped. If you are a victim, it is up to you to take the first step. This might involve counseling, but only if your husband goes willingly, and cooperates fully in all strategies and actions aimed at protecting you and your children. Often a realistic program of rehabilitation will involve a period of separatio...

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