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What should I do now?? Please help

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Marriedsingle2018 · 03/08/2018 06:30

So after crying for nearly 3 night now I finally am seeking some help- your help to understand if I am overreacting and what should I expect now

Been married 6 years, 2 year dc who is very sensitive and needs mummy all the time.

H has been very very distant for last 2 year more so last few months. Works long hours and I mostly manage Dc on my own and work full time.

So he told me 3 days back our relationship doesn’t seem to work ( after long spells of no talking/cold shoulder etc). I asked abt OW and answer was no but then said- well that’s different. It’s one sided anyhow. I broke at that moment but continued discussion as I wanted answers. And he said will give us few months to see what we do - 80-20 chance of staying together or separation.

I never saw it coming!! What a fool I am!
Day 2 nothing much, casual talk as if nthng happened but cold treatment.
Yesterday I asked him to tell me honestly and after a lot of coercion he said he think he loves a girl who works with him (married).

But insisted it’s nothing to do with her n how he felt unloved blah blah kind of everything is my fault that I was rude,don’t treat him well etc

He is most of the time at work m this women basically sat next to him!

I don’t understand how this could happen !!

I feel cheated and lied to and made the bad guy! Am I wrong?? I hv no one to talk to!

He said he wants to give our relationship a chance but how will that work with him being with that girl day in day out!

I am scared of what’s to follow and what this could do to DC!

Any experiences / suggestions to help me through this? Is there any hope for us??

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crimsonlake · 03/08/2018 15:35

This is quite standard and all about shifting the blame....it is your fault he felt unloved etc. He is weighing up his options and will only stay with you if it does not work out with the other woman. Can you really live playing second best? Always wondering and waiting if someone else will come along and he will disappear with them? Yes it will impact your child terribly, but so will living in a home where both parents do not love each other and one has zero respect for the feelings of the other. You are worth more than that and deserve better, take control and tell him that you want a divorce and start a new life.

Somebodytellme · 03/08/2018 15:39

Lots of people talking about separation
Get to a counsellor to sort out a good separation/ending
If it's salvegable in meantime then great

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