Hi,
Have read this forum like a bible for a year but only recently signed up and this is my first post....I'm a little scared! However, need some hard hitting truths to help me get on with my life...
In short, DH left me August last year. We had an 11 year old (his dsd), an 8 year old and a ten month old, I was 5 months pregnant.
6 weeks later, I discovered the ow. A mother from our daughters school. 2 weeks later he introduced them all, her 2 dcs included, he text to let me know the next day.
I have spent the last year trying to distance myself but he drags me back every time. Ashamed to say there's not been a week we haven't been intimate. I know, where's my pride?
6 weeks ago he called to say he'd split with her so we could get along better. We had a month of dating, all was fab. Then I realised he was with her one night 4 weeks ago, when I called him up on it his response went along the lines of..."what do you want me to do? Sit indoors alone every night"?
So, now we're barely talking, I'm keen to completely disengage. I've started divorce proceedings, tried to get maintenance and contact agreements in place but he's fighting that. Has said he'll fight for them to live with him.
I can't let that happen and for me and the kids I cannot let him weasel his way back in. They deserve better, I deserve better. Gosh, would be so easy if we didn't get along so well!
I need a shake, I HAVE to learn how to move on!
Sorry, that was quite long, thank you in advance for any input, if you got this far!
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NewAndImprovedMe · 18/08/2016 19:56
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