
Husband Writes Letter To Wife – If you’re reading this and you’ve been diagnosed, you don’t know where to turn, where to go, or what to do with your life.
You may feel like your life is over. Humiliation probably doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of what you’re going through. You are showing who you are now. You are a fraud. You are a liar. And shame on you. There is no place to hide and it is time to face up to what you have done. You probably don’t like what you see in the mirror.
Husband Writes Letter To Wife
For those of us who call ourselves unfaithful, we can all relate to that overwhelming sense of dread. It is very different from the feelings of a betrayed spouse, but in some ways it is not. They ask you, “How can you?” I’m sure you’ll start asking yourself the same thing when you look at his face. This pain will be the necessary catalyst for growth.
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You may not realize that you can’t go back to your job. You can, but you now realize that you have to choose. You can’t have both. Your work may have seemed special, but now it is exposed for what it is: a fantasy and a lie. You can’t take it anymore. The truth of the matter is obvious. . . a pure person would be honest and leave the marriage before seeing another person. You start to see for the first time that leaving was never an option, or something you wanted. It reveals how stubborn you are and how insecure you are. The mess and pain you’ve caused is right in front of you. You won’t get out of this without pain. Avoiding pain and reality is what got you there in the first place, and now you have to face it.
You’ve hurt a lot of people and you’re going to try to fit yourself back into that little box that you thought you had so much control over. But like a vacuum-sealed pillow top, once it’s out of the shrink-wrapped package, it can’t be put back together.
You will be disappointed. You will be disappointed. You will no longer be in control of anything. You will feel very lonely. Your partner has disappeared. Your spouse will feel hatred towards you (and thus) while they are suffering. Everything they saw about you, believed about you, and believed in you was destroyed. Deep down, they probably don’t hate you, but they are destroyed and hate what you do. Again the question remains. How did you get it?
Welcome to resume work. I am your partner. I still call myself unfaithful because that word describes my ability to hurt people I love and care about. I call myself unfaithful because my actions have proven that I can manipulate any situation to satisfy my selfish, broken and corrupt desires.
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I nurture this feeling in the first few days and weeks after we discover ourselves, and my stomach thinks about it. I hope I never go back. I never wanted to see the look on my husband’s face, the pain he had to admit to the truth about me: the truth that I always had compartments for pain and pleasure.
If you are new to this journey and you are a liar, a cheater, a horrible adulterer, you will believe the lie that you are worthless and that no one will accept you. I encourage you to be the first, it doesn’t have to be. It will take a long time to undo your actions. I’m still working on being a safe person. But as the saying goes in AA…one day at a time. We start each day by admitting that we are ruining our lives.
You can’t do it alone and you can’t pull it off on your own. You will need strangers to help you heal. They will listen to your sad stories, share theirs, and offer support and healing.
So I am writing to encourage you. That’s why so many people stay loyal to Affair Recovery. Where are you traveling? If you’re new, have you found this exact feeling? For those among you, are you ready to help others heal? Are you sure there is room for you? Are you sure your story is worth it?
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Work hard. This life you want will not happen out of thin air. Your spouse can heal, but they will heal faster if you go into labor. It will take very small steps every day. It often feels like you’re not making progress or working fast enough. The change won’t be dramatic or big or strong. In fact, you won’t notice it at all.
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Alumna, treason. Seeking God’s grace to find meaning and purpose in pain. I hope to share my life with others who are struggling with unbelief.
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Alumna. Betrayal. Strive to be a chaste woman. Together we can find light in the darkness of unbelief.
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Alumna. Betrayal. Trying to recover and grow after betrayal. I believe that gratitude is the antidote to sadness. If I can help you heal, then I will.
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Alumna. Betrayal. Thank you for God’s love and grace. With God as my priority, I will be okay no matter what.
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Alumnus. Betrayal. No matter how long it takes or how hard it is, my wife is always worth it!