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I just thought maybe if we had another baby things would improve I don’t know
I think you're conflating two issues here.
Having another child may make someone more likely to remain in a marriage.
It absolutely won't make them more likely to remain or become faithful.
Why on earth would you think that the stress of a new baby, sleepless nights, juggling even more commitments, possibly less sex etc would make someone who is cheating more likely to be faithful, or someone who has cheated before less likely to repeat it.
It is unfair to bring another child into an unhealthy relationship to try and fix it. Totally unfair.
I've been reading your other thread and commented on it trying to suggest you need to take the blinkers off now and accept that your options are to leave him or to remain with him knowing he's very unlikely to be faithful. You think there is a third option - him being totally happy with you and you trusting him implicitly. That is not an option, not realistically.
I find this thread really hard to read because I find it shocking that people talk about how madly in love they are with their affair partner, how much they wish they could be together etc but won't leave their partner who is unknowingly with someone who doesn't want to be with them, stopping that partner having the chance to meet someone who will love and respect them.
You do know what he's done, that is a gift although it doesn't feel like it. As I said there are two options and it's up to you which you decide to go with.
You can't bargain someone into loving you by using children or guilt as a weapon (I'm not saying that in a nasty way as you genuinely sound like a lovely person).
You can persuade them to stay with you perhaps but you can't persuade them to love, respect and be faithful to you.
This thread is proof people are perfectly capable of having a marriage of convenience while really wanting someone else and dedicating their emotional energy to that someone else.