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writes: I caught my wife cheating me with my brother. We manage fix marriage but I'm still worried that she'll do it again. We two have kids (ages 1-4) and don't ruin their childhoods by getting a divorce. What I should do?
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reader, michelleAKAmandi  +, writes (6 October 2008):
 If you can communicate with her about this when it comes to bother you then there is a chance you guys will be ok. It will be tough sometimes and that's to be expected, but she must make an extra effort to help you get through this. After all, she is the reason you are experiencing these unfair feelings.
It doesn't have to end in divorce, but if it does by chance, know that those children will be just fine. If the affair causes a lot of arguing, any yelling or anything negative, then it would be best for the children. Children are a lot stronger than we give them credit. Merely make sure you always let them know that, if you do divorce, it was not their fault in any way. Some kids think that they were bad kids and caused things like this. So fix that in the beginning of the divorce if it happens by telling them that Mom and Dad are not in love anymore, or that you two are better off apart. Something to make sure they know it's not their fault.
I wish you luck and like I said, if you can make it work with her help, by all means do so and try your best to be happy.
Take care and I hope this helps,
Michelle
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reader, penguin64  +, writes (5 October 2008):
 hey my parents split up when i was 7 and my sister was 5 and my brother was 9. and im so glad they did! i had a way better childhood. well, obviously i dont know what it would of been like with thme together. but some of the memories ive got are of me, my brother and sister in a bedroom with our ears to the floor tryin to hear what they are yelling at eachother about this time! they were rubbish together. so it wont necessarily ruin their childhoods. might make it better.x
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 October 2008): You still love her, even though she cheated you with your brother. Cheating...isnt easy to forgive, and it takes a while to build up the trust that was lost. Comfront her how bad it hurt (if you havent already) Even if you were to get a divorce, you children need to understand why, may not be now....but when they're old enough to understand.
"Some we do, some we say...most we regret, but we learn to live life as we go on." Im not sure if that made sence to you...
But I might need some help on this one...
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