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Discovering my husband on a dating app a year ago shattered my trust. Despite his apology and promise not to repeat it, he began attending parties with both male and female colleagues. especially one female coworker, Reading their chats revealed her invitations to the office by saying bore ho raha hai and asking him for coffee during his work from home. Once, she wanted to ask him for a party by asking "call?", and he replied saying he was with me. Catching him taking a different route to pick her up confirmed my suspicions, and he admitted it. Confronting him, he insisted she was just a colleague and friend. Recovering from the dating app incident and his closeness to this colleague is a constant struggle. Overthinking, negative thoughts, mood swings, bouts of aggression, and frequent tears make daily life challenging. This ordeal is not only affecting both of us but also our children. Rebuilding the trust we once had feels impossible due to noticeable changes in him.
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You need counselling
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I can see how shattering it may have been for you to come across your husband's unfaithfulness. Coping through such moments can certainly be challenging. It is natural for the entire family to get affected by such harsh incidents. I want to acknowledge your feelings of anger. Your pain is valid, and it is alright to seek support. You may connect with a counselor to share more about your feelings and thoughts. They'll also help you learn how to navigate through them. To manage the concerns between you and your husband, and to help your children in this difficult period, seeking support from a couple and family therapist can be beneficial. I hope this provides you with some clarity.
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Please consult a psychiatrist and attend couple therapy
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I understand your situation. Please consult for detailed evaluation and timely management.
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I can understand..Mutual trust is required between both partner , once it's broken than its difficult to rebuild .. you may give one chance  to him but it doesn't means that he should take you taken for granted ..
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