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I can understand that he may feel violated if he really isn't cheating (knowing that you are thinking he is), but I would still think he would (at least a day later) be willing to talk about it.
All this said, I've read that men cheat or are unfaithful not for the reasons most think--that it's not about a better body or prettier face...that the most common reason given is the way the other woman makes the man feel (important, loved, appreciated, etc.). He may have not had sex with Tracy, but he likely feels important to her and her daughters.
Whether he actually had sex with someone else or not, you need to ask him (in a non-threatening way) where his desire lies with regard to your relationship. If he doesn't have the desire to work through things or the desire to be home more and become closer to you, then you need to know that.
All the best to you.
What is kind of sad is while your relationship may or may not be fixable, when a relationship is beggining to have problems often men will not say anything due to the fact that they are on good terms with their kids and they find themselves feeling like their children are hosyages regardless of whether that is the case and the problems from their proceed to get worse.
I am going to make arangments to see if we can go to a marriage counselor but I am so sure he will decline.If he does I will have to seek counseling for myself .How does he expect me to trust him again everytime I see him on the computer now or hes out for too long I cant help but to think the worst and I cant live like this .
He's guilty, he knows it, so he's trying to accuse you of being wrong by discovering his guilt.
I do believe that couples can recover from infidelity, but not when the one spouse says the other doesn't have a right to know what's going on, and thinks that reading an email is worse than sending that c.rap about not looking forward to seeing my wife. HELLO, that's cheating. That's cheating.
I don't have a lot of hope this will turn out okay since he isn't even willing to apologize for being a cheater.
it was a privilege for you to gain access to that info and it's your call to do w/ it what you feel you need to do. this is a very painful story to read and i'm sorry for your heartache. what an a**hole