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I may end up hating myself for life." Dear Jacqui, Dear Candice: Do you believe, deep in your heart, that you could have a happy life with him or are their any feelings of doubt? If you are not completely sure, maybe time will tell. If you are sure, you might want to enter a period of separation. Have you ever told your husband how deeply unhappy you are and have been. Maybe he would be relieved. Maybe he too would like a different life. Maybe he would be different if you could voice your needs and discuss your feelings. Sometimes partners have no idea how the other really feels. If you choose to have a frank conversation with your husband, do not, at least at this time, discuss the other man. Your problem is not the other man. Your problem is your current marriage. And that has to be solved first so that you have clarity about your feelings and what to do next. Would you still want to leave your husband if "the other man" didn't exist? I suggest that you discuss the situation with a very good friend you can trust or a marriage counselor. We have a resource list for psychological or physiological help resources on our web site. Jacqui Copyright 2001 Brandwynne Corporation. All rights reserved. |
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