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Old Apr 18, 2014, 08:14 PM
Anonymous35111
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Originally Posted by OneWorld View Post
It sounds like you could both benefit from couples counseling. Telling him he isn't a good person is hurtful and isn't helpful for a relationship. You say that he "seemed hurt" but it is clearly a hurtful comment.

Some people just don't share every single thing. I am like that. Sometimes information is just for me. I might not want to talk about it because it makes me feel uncomfortable or embarrassed, or maybe I just don't feel like talking about it and it doesn't make a difference if I do talk about it. Maybe he didn't think his talking to people about the infidelity needed to be said to you. That is okay!

I have been in therapy for about a year and I haven't told my husband - and I really don't know if I ever will. My therapy is mine. I don't have to tell anyone if I don't want to.



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That's what I've been saying. He agrees. It's the long distance that's the problem. We had therapy immediately following the affair but our therapist was my individual therapist and it became clear that she was invested in us breaking up.

I guess I don't understand privacy in relationships. I very easily tell him everything.

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