Dear Amy: The lady pulled into my husband’s driveway while we were having a graduation party for our daughter, got the baby out of the car and proceeded into the house!
Dear Amy: For the last two years my husband and I have lived in separate homes while working on our marriage.
I confronted her and she told me that my husband is the father of her baby. I could not even comprehend this. I admit I tried to attack her, and it became an ugly scene.We have been married for 25 years. My husband said he still loves me and that the affair is over. Otherwise he won’t discuss it.I told him she shouldn’t be over there, but he doesn’t listen to me.I don’t know what to do. He has cheated on me more than once. He won’t go to counseling, nor will he discuss how this happened.
I suggest that you see a lawyer and a counselor in order to make this separation an emotional break, as well as a legal one. The lawyer will advise you on your rights and help you to get the process started, and the counselor will help you to handle your rage.Dear Amy: My nephew is getting married this coming summer.I have never really had a relationship with him; I doubt we’ve said 100 words to each other in 22 years.
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