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My husband is the best 'salesman' I've ever known ...

My husband is the best 'salesman' I've ever known and his mother agrees. I am helping him rear his 5 yr old son from a 'one night stand' that happened in a 7-8 yr long seperation, a seperation I DID NOT want. What can I do make sure he's not cheating?

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Posted 2009-11-14T08:49:55Z
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Nan,

Trusting your husband is very important. If you don't trust him, you won't be totally happy with him. You should have a heart-to -heart talk with him and let him know that you have doubts about his fidelity. Just let him know that you care for him a lot and that you love him, and that you want total honesty from him.

Otherwise, it's hard to tell if he's actually cheating unless you can afford to hire a Private Investigator.

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