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You know that you are his 2nd or 3rd priority. You're definitely not his first, his mommy is. The question is can you stay in this marriage like this until she dies?
I guess it’s a lads will be lads sort of thing but I agree, I think he’s too sensitive and at the same time hurting my feelings by admitting he doesn’t want them to know about me
Imagine it’s 27 years in the future. Your son comes up to you upset and says “Mom, I just found out that my partner has been cheating on me for our entire relationship. They’ve never been faithful, not even at the start. What should I do?” What would your advice to him be? Would you want him to stay with a partner who has betrayed his trust the way your husband did yours?
The choices you and your husband make now are showing your son how relationships/marriages are “supposed” to work. Your son is watching the both of you and your relationship dynamics. If I were you I would want him to understand that he shouldn’t tolerate infidelity and lying from a partner, nor should he do those things to his partners.
What your husband did was a serious betrayal and there has to be consequences. It’s up to you whether that’s counseling and trying to make things work, or separation and divorce. It also heavily depends on if you think you could ever trust him again, and I don’t blame you if you couldn’t. I personally couldn’t because someone who’s able to lie about this for 100% of our relationship would have me questioning what other relationship bombshells are they potentially hiding from me?
You don’t have to decide anything right this second. Give yourself some time to process what happens, reach out to a few trustworthy friends for emotional support, look into a few therapy sessions (if financially doable), and then decide what to do. Don’t keep this a secret, you have nothing to be ashamed of and you need moral support right now. Your husband should at least move into a guest bedroom or sleep on the couch though (or even go to a hotel or friend’s house if possible), he needs to give you space while you figure out what you need to do next.
Except it is her, and lying about it isn't going to help anyone.
Tread lightly, if your ex is a cop, there are some things that he may be able to get away with sue to his connections being a cop