Infidelity Support Group
Any relationship in which one partner engages willfully in sexual relations with another outside of the partnership is considered to have experienced infidelity. This breach of trust is often traumatizing for the faithful partner as well as the relationship, and support is often needed to heal emotionally and to decide whether or not the relationship should continue after...
gettingitstraight
ok still dont know whats going on i joined this group in preparation for what might be there, right now my wife is upstairs and i am in the basement in my man cave, i did some research and the person she is texting is in another state, a bordering state but a state non the less so if anything its an emotional affair right now, not physical, in a way it puts my mind at ease a bit.
The big issue with all of this is my oldest daughter has aspergers and sudden changes effect her and most likely not in a good way. so use fighting about it and getting into an arguement is gonna do bad things to her, so i have to stay civil. us splitting up is gonna change her routine and set her back. so we have to tread lightly with this.
Granted i know that my wife is looking for something she is missing, and i know she is, my home life has not always been the best so, there is a part of me that cant blame her. i am not always there for her, but she is not there for me either, my daughter puts alot of stress on me, i am the only one that truely tries to work with her and help her and explain things to her, everyone else just lets her do what she does when she has an episode. so when things go south which they do, i get blamed by everyone cause i did not leave her alone. so i am always the bad guy stowed away. i guess my question is, does anyone have a special needs child and is going through this and how did you handle it
The big issue with all of this is my oldest daughter has aspergers and sudden changes effect her and most likely not in a good way. so use fighting about it and getting into an arguement is gonna do bad things to her, so i have to stay civil. us splitting up is gonna change her routine and set her back. so we have to tread lightly with this.
Granted i know that my wife is looking for something she is missing, and i know she is, my home life has not always been the best so, there is a part of me that cant blame her. i am not always there for her, but she is not there for me either, my daughter puts alot of stress on me, i am the only one that truely tries to work with her and help her and explain things to her, everyone else just lets her do what she does when she has an episode. so when things go south which they do, i get blamed by everyone cause i did not leave her alone. so i am always the bad guy stowed away. i guess my question is, does anyone have a special needs child and is going through this and how did you handle it
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My grandson has asperger's. His parents divorced and his mom is remarried. I know that it wasn't easy on him, but now he is well adjusted to the new marriage. It is so hard to go through this stuff and to have another angle in it must be very hard. God Bless you and your journey. Even if it is an emotional affair it isn't easy that she has that get away from reality to share herself with someone. It is still cheating. Hang in there!
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