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I wish someone would have warned me that marriage wasnt all peaches'n'cream. I came in blindsided and now I am kind of going through the motions. My biggest thing now is learning to trust someone after being betrayed.
Re: Should have warned ME
Baby Boy loved for 15 weeks, 5/31/11
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I definitely agree with this.
A healthy marriage has arguments and fights, but deep trust issues need to be addressed seriously.
Sometimes this isn't possible. Depends on who did the betraying and what the betrayal was.
Marriage isn't always easy.
Marriage to a cheating partner is a whole different situation.
www.survivinginfidelity.com
I am surprised no one ever told you that. Marriage is hard, really hard sometimes. You have to learn to live 24/7 with this person, and not only live with them, but make financial decisions, household decisions, etc. All of a sudden you have to consult with another person on if you can buy a pair of shoes or where to hang your pictures. lol.
I don't know how long you have been married but don't worry the longer you have been married the less you care about the little stuff. Big stuff (if someone cheated, etc.) may require some outside help - and you should never be afraid to ask for it.
Ignoring issues is what makes marriages fail.
Everyone assumes the betrayal is cheating, however she has not divulged anything. Some Betrayals might feel even worse than being cheated on.