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Luv
Hi all, I've been reading all your mail but has never been part of it.
My dilema: I have a good husband who loves me and does try to please me in every possible way he can, but the problem is I suspect that I got involved with him on a rebound.
Don't get me wrong, when we first met, I knew I wanted to make it work "till death do us part", but now... I don't know.
Should I stay because I'm comfortable with him or do I leave because I'm cheating him in giving him the love that he deserves.
A relationship is a complex issue because now there are kids involved, but at the same time I've been cheating on him.
Please advice.
My dilema: I have a good husband who loves me and does try to please me in every possible way he can, but the problem is I suspect that I got involved with him on a rebound.
Don't get me wrong, when we first met, I knew I wanted to make it work "till death do us part", but now... I don't know.
Should I stay because I'm comfortable with him or do I leave because I'm cheating him in giving him the love that he deserves.
A relationship is a complex issue because now there are kids involved, but at the same time I've been cheating on him.
Please advice.
Curious that nobody amongst our other readers has bothered to respond to this mesage. I don't quite understand your rather interesting question. Whether or not you became involved in the rebound, is hardly relevant any more ( too late to avoid rebounding ) --- he sounds as loving as you could wish for --- to you not love him ? Or has this changed ? Or do you simply respect that, had you met someone else, under different circumstances, you might have been even hap[pier and feel more in love ? Wouldn't marriage counselling be a good idea for both of you ? To understand yourselves and each other bgetter, and see what can be worked out ?
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