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Here's My Story
He keeps begging and crying, please, he says, he will never do this again.
Married for 15yrs, we are a mixed couple (different ethnicity), my spouse has been unfaithful before and during our marriage, each time it had been a brief sexual encounter he came and told me and begged me to stay saying it will never happen again, he always does this when I have a crisis in my life, either when my mother was dying or when I was pregnant. This time which is the fourth time since we are married (that I know about) has been the worse it is with a young girl more than half his age and it started with them exchanging porn on the internet and finally sexual encounters (a lot). Her boyfriend is the one who told me, this has been going on over a year. I am truly destroyed I feel worthless, angry, disgusted with myself for staying in this marriage. He keeps begging and crying, please, he says, he will never do this again. Why do I stay in this marriage it is over a year now and I am still devastated I picture their sex acts in my head constantly. Should I leave this marriage will he ever be faithful?
