Extraordinary betrayal requires extraordinary transparency

Replying to @nannabananna07 - It is, and that’s ok. Extraordinary betrayal requires extraordinary transparency. #affairrecovery #infidelityrecovery #infidelity #affair #affairs #cheating #cheaters

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[jasonleger]

When your partner made those extraordinary decisions, then the choice you have to make is not to ask them to do anything but leave. They owe you nothing. However, you owe yourself some self-respect, to not be in a relationship where only you are invested

[pman]

No, sorry. I don't agree. I've never cheated on my ex-spouse but he has many times, so I left him. I never asked him for access to anything when I took him back. Having access to everything is a given, not something you should ask for because it symbolises that trust is already there. Myself and my second husband know eachothers passwords to everything and at anytime we can access it. We just don't because there is no need. Trust is very important, if you don't have it, your problems will only get worse.