Sleeping with Husband after knowing his cheating on me

by Diana
(San Antonio, TX, USA)

We have been married for 6 1/2 years. I'm getting ready to move out bcus his cheating on me and other issues. I am going to divorce him. But i still love him and i keep having sex with him.


How can i stop? All im doing is hurting myself. The less attention and the less he wants me, the more i want him and I don't understand. I'm waiting and need to step up and do what a women with dignity and respect for herself should do. I just don't know how.

I truly fall for my husband every time. My love is so big for him that I don't care about my own feelings or consequences. Has anyone ever been in a similar situation?

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