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I can speak from the perspective of the spouse who was cheated on. The first time it hurt like hell, but I forgave. As the pattern became apparent that he was a serial cheater, I wanted out. He'd beg, plead, make promises, swear oaths, play on my sympathies, use religion, whatever it took to hold me there. Then, I also took on the stance of the punisher. I was trying to do the impossible to stay in a marriage with someone who clearly had no intention of changing. This is NOT the stance of the OP. She IS trying to change. He's refusing to move forward, and he's both her, and his. He loves his anger more than he loves his family. I say, leave him to it. Eventually, my husband said to me what the counselor had said before. Either I had to stop throwing it in his face and move forward, or I had to end the marriage. Moment of truth. He fought me tooth and nail, but I ended the marriage. I still loved him, but I couldn't live with a I couldn't trust. He couldn't me, and I knew he would never stop cheating. In the OP's situation, she has admitted her wrongdoing. She has attended counseling, she has worked on herself and complied with his demands, but he has refused to let it go and move forward. He is using the situation to put her through hell. I understand; I've been there. And it's ugly. But as as I was (I had never gone solo, we married right out of high school), and with two sons to raise, I started over. I don't think the OP's hubby wants that. He's stewing in his own bitterness, relentlessly ripping apart his wife and his. It's every bit as evil as her transgression, maybe more. And she has to put an end it. Their moment of truth has come. No more "as as it takes." Neither she, nor her, deserve to be. He can't get over it? Fine. If he can't move forward, then he has to move on. It's as simple as that. Kissing, cuddling and sensual touching. adult Guarapuava bbw horny and wild. Woman want hot sex Cheverly Maryland.
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