
Rebuilding Marriage After Infidelity Community Group
A community for those who have been through the heartbreak of infidelity and decided to stay with their partner and try to re-build the relationship.

mommytojack
When do these roller coasters of walls slow down or lessen? 8 months since I found my H cheated and now has a baby. Now that my severe depression is getting better I am really trying hard to stop staying stuck in the past, but it’s so hard and I just keep building walls & disconnecting. We disconnect every few days? I start thinking about so many things and before mad and the wall gets so high
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~A
Maybe after eight months your mind is healing more and more, and you're trusting more so maybe you had the anger/upset time to remind yourself not to get too close? Some kind of self protection thing I would think. And in all honesty, can we really trust ANYONE 100% anyway? Maybe it's our own internal protection mechanism reminding us, in part, to remain a separate person and not completely trust again for our own good? I found an article on separation anxiety that says something like this too. I'll see if I can find it.
Sounds pretty normal to me, though. Hugs to you.