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Here's My Story
How have others managed to live happily ever after?
My second husband (a high school friend and what I thought to be my white knight) religiously cheated with the worst of the worst. After finding sufficient evidence and a year of separation, I did the same, but honestly not as blatantly open or much as he. After reconciliation, I'm afraid to get a phone listed in our name and dodge his bedmates all over town. We absolutely can't have an outing without seeing one of those people who took something from me that was so sacred. He also produced an illegitimate child. I am sure he forgives me but I am finding it hard to see that he's changed his self-loving ways and find it even harder to make this nightmare go away. How have others managed to live happily ever after?
