| 3 years ago :: Apr 06, 2010 - 10:43AM #1 | |
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According to the article, discovering her husband's infidelity was the impetus she needed to leave a bad marriage. What do you think - does part of you hope that your partner cheats so that you can leave with a "clear conscience?" Is infielity a cause of the end of a relationhip or a symptom of an already bad one?
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| 3 years ago :: Nov 19, 2010 - 11:31AM #2 | |
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When I think of it now, I'm glad he cheated so that I can divorce him- although when I initially discovered his cheating, it was the worst pain my heart ever felt, because I trusted him for so many years. We even had a pure dating relationship when we were dating. I never imagined before that he would do such a thing. So, right after we were married, there were a lot of things that I had just learned about him in finally living together- and so I thought, "What have I gotten myself into?" I forced myself to love him even though there was no longer any chemistry between us after a time. I just kept reminding myself of how much I longed to be married when I was single. I believe that after our children, my hormones changed and so I had to sacrifice more in order to please him. I became used to that for several years. I use to say to myself, "I love him, but I'm not in love with him." I gave him another chance after he cheated, but then when he cheated again, that was it. God made it clear that I should divorce him. I'm excited about divorcing him. And I made a vow to God that I will never remarry. I have rededicated my life to God- although I was striving to live a godly life all along. God has always been faithful and abundantly merciful. God was the One who strengthened my broken heart whereas now, I even pray that my x-husband will find him someone else that he'll be happy with. My soul finds rest in God alone. |
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