For a lot of people it does get easier.
From personal experience (as a man) whose ex had an affair i spent a month or so wishing it could all get back to what I had.
But eventuality the reality hit. Why would I want to be back with someone who lied and abused my trust.
I am sure my ex felt very powerful when i was attempting reconciliation and saying we could out her affair(s) behind us. But now i am so glad she did not have me back. For two reasons.
- If we had have got back together i would never been able to trust her again.
- I am so much happier now. yes i am disappointed that my children are from parents who now separated. But my children will still have the love from me as their father and should not miss out on things.
There is nothing wrong with crying, sobbing, being depressed. But by the sounds of it you are strong enough to get through this. The people on this site are wonderfully supportive. Confide in your friends and your own family so they understand that they can play a part in putting you back where you should be. Which is having your confidence back and looking forward to what each day brings.
You don't deserve someone to treat you like you've been treated. That would be the only thing worth crying about. But don't cry about someone who thinks so little of you.
he's the one who has messed up not you.
take each day one day at a time. Surround yourself with your friends and people who treat you with the respect you deserve.
I wish i could say every day it gets better but honestly you will have the odd crap day but i would rather have the odd crap day than wondering if other half is out with another person/up to their old tricks again.
best of luck.