@PinkHyperQueen, I too remember your disturbing first thread as well as a second one you posted after the affair was under way. Like this third thread, the others detailed your reckless, self-indulgent behavior. Your responses to posters’ excellent, wise advice was the same — agreeing that your behavior was disgraceful, self-destructive, and unfair/harmful to your H and children. You admitted reigniting the flame with Ex while initially vowing to resist an affair and agreeing that you desperately need counseling …
I recall that you cheated with two men on Halloween night. Earlier that evening in a bar you allowed a random stranger to touch you intimately. Afterwards you ‘cuddled’ with your Ex in your marital bed. Soon after your affair began and you involved your home and children. You chose to publicly and privately make a mockery of your H, your marriage, and your family.
@PinkHyperQueen, you are in dire need of therapy to strengthen your
self-esteem, learn effective coping strategies, and change your victim mind-set so that you become accountable and make positive choices for yourself and your family.
You must stay away from your Ex and see with clarity that he is abusive. He does not have your or your children’s best interests at heart. He helped you shit all over your H by joining you in H’s bed. He manipulated you by cooing that he wanted to help you be happy and could do that with ‘amazing sex’. Then the coercion began by requiring you to cease sex with H and try for a baby with him (a horrific idea). He also threatened to beat you up if you ever cheated. He treated you poorly previously and is still a nasty piece of work, yet you crave his presence and seek his validation. I wouldn’t let such a pig anywhere near my children.
As for your H, he does not deserve the shit sandwiches you have been serving him. You have stolen his agency and consent, cuckolded him, and jeopardized his health. He deserves to know the truth about his life and marriage, and he needs to hear it from you. He can then decide if he wants to move forward with or without you. If you stay together you must pour your efforts into restoring his trust. If you aren’t committed, leave with decency and integrity.