Tips For Other Women Whose Husbands Cheated

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Sheree shares advice for women who have been emotionally distraught by a cheating husband and recalls her reaction to her husband being gay.

Sheree:
When I found out that my husband had been fooling around I wasn’t sure how to feel on that. Then I had come to grips that it was his choice not mine, but I got educated on how to protect myself if I choose to be into another relationship. I am not in a relationship at this time but I know how to protect myself with condom use and they have classes for that as well.

If I could advise someone who has been in the same situation that I am in that had their husband have an affair on them, you are not the victim. It is not your fault. It has to do with them. I would extremely advise therapy but you aren’t the victim, and when you start being the victim you can move on with your life. That was the most awesome feeling in the world when that happened – when I got to move on it was a relief off the chest. The tears came because it was free flowing and I could move on with my life.