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How to deal with my wife's adultery?

She has confessed and is very sorry

Summary:  Below is the case of a couple in which the wife cheated on her husband  and when she confessed it to him the overwhelming feeling of guilt was so strong that she couldn't control her emotions and completely broke down precipitating a crisis in the marriage.  I give tips on what a couple can do to salvage their marriage in such difficult circumstances.

 

Picture of a husband and wife hugging and crying on shoulder

Richard writes, "I am in my late 30s and my wife of 15 years told me last week that she had cheated on me twice after I caught her in bed with another man. To me this is a deal breaker and I told her that when we first got together. Now I do not want to lose her because she is the love of my life. I have told her this and all she does is cry over what has happened. I tell her that we can work through this but the pain of being away from her is awful. Do you have any ideas on how I can salvage our marriage? We are still talking and talking like we never have before in our marriage but I do not know if this is enough."

I am glad that you have not thrown her out as per your initial deal because 15 years is a long time for you to be together and it will be sad if this marriage were to fall apart. That is one reason why I tell women who cheat not to ever tell that to their partner if they really want to save their marriage. Here are my thoughts:

No one cheats without a reason. She must have hers. Tell her you want to know because that will tell you both what is wrong with your marriage because unless you know what is not right you can't fix it.

She is crying out of guilt and shame. It is one way most women react to something terrible. So be a good listener and let her pour her heart out. Tell her you will forgive her for whatever she shares with you because you want the marriage to work rather than to punish her for it. It is clear that she is already punishing herself. She may also be crying to gain your sympathy and understanding in the hope that you will not hold her adultery against her, forgive her, and be kind to her considering her terrible state.

 

If you don't have a marriage counselor, pick up the phone and call one. Get an appointment ASAP. An expert may help her and you deal with this crisis in a more professional manner.

Tell her that you want to treat this crisis as an opportunity to make things better because it is clear that at some point you two drifted apart and she found solace someplace else. Now that she has admitted adultery, you want to start all over.

 

 

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