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Divorce/Separation :
Why is it so hard to walk away from someone you love even though it wasn't you that cheated

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 Bettermenow (original poster new member #87478) posted at 2:14 PM on Tuesday, June 16th, 2026

I am still trying to figure out why I can't let the memories go of my wife and I.Why can't I stop longing for a woman that cheated on me and choose the person over me so strongly that she changed her number after we been together for 6years.Why was it so easy for her and hard for me.I need help I want to hate her n shit her out my heart and mind sometimes I wanna rip my own heart out for being such a good to have given up my home,country,job,car,family following what I thought was live.Dje is a narcissist and I saw it but continue to say that's from her past she will change but she never did it got worse til she put her hands on me and then lied n put in a stay away order against me when I was the one with the brown ribs n bleeding.How can she stand up in court and lie and allowed kids that I help raised for 6 years to lie also.After all this hurt and pain why am I still worried about her n the kids why do I still love.PLEASE HELP ME GET OVER THIS WOMAN INSTEAD OF GETTING UNDER Another ONE

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Letmebefrank ( member #86994) posted at 6:34 PM on Tuesday, June 16th, 2026

Bettermenow,

First of all, I’m sending you hugs. What abominable treatment you have been subjected to.

I thought I was going to marry my xWGF, but she left me for the guy I was told not to worry about. Lied and gaslighted me about cheating, only to "come clean" two years later.

First, I think you should get a therapist, one who specializes in betrayal trauma. You may be depressed, and you will need treatment to deal with that.

Second, focus on yourself. Your self-esteem is in the crapper. We’ve all been there. I first dealt with this by exercise. I had been a D1 athlete who’d let myself go a little bit. I started eating right, quit tobacco, and hit the gym like a madman. I got jacked!! That made me feel better and more attractive, which I needed. You need that.

You also need to feel better on the inside. Have you tried daily affirmations? A gratitude journal? Believe it or not, those things help. If you can’t think of things, ask your friends for help, they will tell you all the ways you rock.

Realize too that part of what you’re mourning is the loss of your dreams of the future. You had envisioned a life and that is not coming true now. So fill your life with new stuff - hobbies, clubs, other interests. Soon you’ll start imagining a new future. It might even excite you to imagine the possibilities.

It does take time. We’re here for you along the way. You’re going to be alright.

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