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Here's My Story
He is constantly trying to reassure me but I can't help the things that go through my head.
found out 6 months ago that my partner of 10 years had been having an affair with our eldest son’s nursery teacher. I found out because he had finished the affair because she wanted to get serious and for him to leave me, and this was never his intention. Once he had finished it the guilt came out and I just knew something had happened. Since the affair he has tried everything to make things work between us. I have since given birth to our 2nd son and was initially only staying till his birth. I still love my partner but I feel unstable and not myself anymore. I am always causing arguments over the slightest thing and I feel like a freak. I am not ugly and fat or anything but this girl was completely different to me, she was thin, long blond hair, younger, no children and probably no stretch marks. I just wonder whether he is only with me for the children. He is constantly trying to reassure me but I can't help the things that go through my head. I feel like if I carry on like this he will leave anyway because our lives are just not happy anymore. We used to have such a laugh together and now I just start arguments and fights about the slightest things. Please help.
