Dear Christine,I AM BURDENED with grief and shame. You see, I am married and although my husband is not the best, he’s not a bad man.
He likes going out with the boys and he’s had a couple of girls running after him, but he’s always home. We lack nothing.
Anyhow, out of my loneliness I got involved with another man who is married and also has a family. We knew from the start that our relationship could not be anything more than physical as we did not want to become too involved so that our partners would know about it and be hurt.
Recently he seems to be cooling off. He does not keep the appointments we make and he does not telephone the number of times he used to.
There is always some excuse but though he says nothing is wrong, I feel that, for him, it is the end. I am trying hard to forget him, but find it very difficult.
What should I do?– N.W.Dear N.W.,I must point out to you that you went into this relationship with your eyes wide open.
I think you knew quite well also that someday the relationship would come to an end.
So right now you need to try harder and put your infidelity behind you.
Most women get emotionally involved when it comes to relationships. So while it may seem like a physical relationship, you are also emotionally involved with this man.
If it’s more of your husband’s company you need, why not let him know? I guess he cares enough to spend some of the time he spends with the boys with you. Talk to your husband. I am sure that when you do, you’ll realize your husband is there for you and you won’t need to look outside your marriage for happiness.– CHRISTINE
