We started our fertility journey and with it came a lot of angst, personal issues, blame, regret, etc.
Dear Lisi: My new husband is a marriage counsellor and I think he’s having an affair with one of his clients. We’ve been together for three years, and he’s been in private practice for the last two. Our first year of marriage was stressful as he was getting his practice going and we were living frugally off one income. We joked that people needed to have problems so that we could be happy.
Making a baby became a chore and so we decided, with our doctor’s approval, since we’re still young, to stop for a year and move past all the negativity. I thought we were on the way to better days. I was feeling the chill in our home warm up. Now you need to talk to your husband. As much as you want to scream and point fingers, you’ll be better served by staying calm and ask him what’s going on. Your discovery was innocent, so don’t let him turn the tables into a snooping blame game.
Don’t be afraid to point it out to your dad, and help him figure out the cause. Once he recognizes he’s doing it, he can attempt to stop himself. He’ll appreciate your noticing.Reader — “Her husband is a nice, outgoing guy, friendly and respectful with me, my wife, and with our own aging parents. To me, their relationship seemed ideal.”
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