Originally posted by: Oyeve
Ill try to answer all questions.
1. Shes known him for over 15 years, I have been with her for ten, we have a kid, we had a bad time in our marriage about fours years ago and that was when the affair started. They used to be very good friends long before me so she had some connection. Not that what she did was justified.
2. I paged to the number she called from many times but he never called which led me to beleive the had a code or something.
3. No, i didnt kick her out. I am to nice plus my sone lives there and she is a good mother. I love her and she loves me but she hurt me bad. I left the house and see my kid every night until her and I come to some resolution.
4. The questions I want to ask is 1. Why? 2. Do you love her 3. Did you at least treat her right? 4. are you her soul mate? 5. Will you NEVER call, see, or come remotely NEAR her. Thats when I may have to threaten him.
When I get to aske these questions and ananlyze the answers I will ask my wife the same. And if they DO love each other I will then try not to work on the marriage and let them be. If I can ever trust her again (beleive me, its the hardest thing to try to do) this may actually make our marriage stronger than ever. If there can never be trust again then it will be over.
I have said some really nasty things to her a long time ago. I mean REALLY nasty things. I was recently diagnosed with ADHD which made me act impulsivley and I would spout nasty things for years. Its a chemical imbalance that I have for the last few months been taking meds succesfully. Which is probably why I didnt fly off the handle when I found out. But still, that is no excuse to do what she did. I love her and know she loves me, but if she loves him then this wont work. Which is why I need to find him and ask him.
I see no legitimate reason for you to need to contact him. These questions are all questions you should pose to your current wife. You say you know your wife loves you but she stepped out on your violated a promise of marriage and your trust in her. You shouldn't be trying to contact him.
You should be asking yourself these questions:
1. Do you love your wife?
2. Could you forgive your wife completely and unconditionally?
3. Could you trust your wife again?
4. If she did it once, will she do it again?
5. Does your wife love you?
6. Can your wife promise to never violate your trust again?
7. Is your wife telling you what you want to hear out of fear of losing her support network?
You should really talk to a professional counselor specializing in divorce and discuss this with him. Your attempts to contact the man indiciate an inability to deal with the situtation. Underneath what your precieved motives are you want to threaten this individual. You think that by telling him to stay away it will make your wife faithfull. The hard truth is that your wife choose to do what she did, and she did it for 4 years. He's the opportunist, your wife the one that violated you.
