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Here's My Story
"My husband cheated on me after 5 years...."
My husband cheated on me after 5 yrs of marriage and 2 children. We were separated for 9 months and I decided to try to make it work with him, because I still thought I loved him. I never forgave him and continued to be miserable (for 13 more years). He is also a verbally abusive man. Work and my children kept me mentally and emotionally satisfied. I ended up cheating on him, not knowing why I did, and feeling horrible about doing it, but feeling better about myself. Then he divorced me because I cheated on him and he couldn't live with it. Divorce is what I wanted, but I didn't know how to go for it without thinking how horrible the consequences could be with him. I am still healing from living with him and it has been almost 4 yrs since the divorce was final. It is hard to start a new healthy relationship.
