My husband never stopped joining dating sites. I ...

You need to ask him directly why he is on dating sites. There is absolutely no legitimate reason that I can think of why a married man would be on dating sites. It is dishonest to you and to anyone that might meet him on the site. Unless he has some kind of alterior motive in networking, he should really go off the sites. Perhaps he is looking for attention to boost his self esteem which is a problem within itself that you two should deal with together. Just be honest and talk to him about your feelings. Good luck.

Hi,

I really question that he loves and respects you very much. It is not uncommon for one partner (you) in a marriage to think that all is well in the relationship when, in reality, it is not. Perhaps you are blind to reality, as you knew what he was doing and presumably did not put your foot down to stop this very nasty (and STD dangerous) activity.

It sounds as though he was into persistent sexual adventures, which may well have manifest as intimacy/sex issues between the two of you. In my opinion, few men like to continually date and make many "conquests". He did, which further suggests sex and matrimonial difficulties on the home front. It doesn't seem that he is a believer in monogamy.

I have gone thru this with an ex boyfriend of mine. Thats why he is my ex. It is total disrespect towards you and I found it was a form of cheating. His answer was It's just fantsy roll play and that's all it is. But come to find that he was talking to a few women at the same time and it was really explicit sexual stuff. Get into marriage counsling immediately before it destroys your marriage for good. Trust is a hard thing to ever get back

because he did not love the wife very well he still need another woman for a relationship.

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