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There is risk here that W will bolt, or that I will. Your W admitted a PA, as have seemingly many others on here, but mine is hiding things and keeping secrets, even though I have some circumstantial evidence that points in a direction. Our R may not make it, but I do deserve to know what the truth is.


J-Money......wait until 1 of vets weighs in as there are a couple different schools of thought on how to handle A's. FWIW....I asked my W twice if she was having an A and both times she said "no". I did some snooping before she moved out and could not find anything to confirm. Once she moved out I stopped snooping so to this date I still have no idea whether or not she was in an active A before we separated.

Let Sandi, TX, Stander, LH, Mic or another let you know how to handle as I have heard and read different philosophies on the subject.

The advice I got on the board was to not confront my W with circumstantial evidence because if she is having one it will drive it further underground.


Married 14, Together 17
M: 44, W: 43, D: 8, D: 6
M: 46, W: 45. D: 10. D: 8 (CUR)
Bomb Dropped: 5/28/2017
Separation Date: 6/17/2017
Divorce Filed: 2/7/2018
Divorce Final: 4/12/2018