Hi Bibbity, -
I do have those thoughts too creep in, can I get there, if i do can i stay there, all that. The self-loathing also creeps in.
And my wife does know about all of this. Her 'Dday' moment was 12/31/13. One of the issues we both have is that i didn't figure this all out on my own, and stop on my own. All the research about the addiction, the lying, the betrayal has put me in a position to never go back - and i am not going back. I made choices and i knew what i was doing, and what this would mean to her if she found out - and did nothing. I can only hope that everything i do going forward will help her to continue to find a way to forgive and heal.
There have been times when we would try and things didnt happen right away, and we would slow down, talk and then things would work. The last month or so i have been less reliable, and then i woulld tend to rush things which is not right either. But talking with her and continuing to be in the moment does help. This past weekend has been a big boost for both of us on the physical front.
During your husband's abstinance, if i may ask, were there times when you both were 'together'? Or was abstinance purely that -
thanks for your comments