The most cheating nation is the most religius one, what a surprise

At no point in time did I hear acceptance of responsibilty or blame by the wife for anything.  All she did was deflect, blame and deny.  There were several times when the husband tried to express his feelings of hurt, loneliness and desire for intamacy and everytime he was shot down by his wife.  While it is very wrong and hurtful for any type of infidelity in a marriage or long term relationship very rarely is it a one sided issues.  Both sides need to acknowledge and accept their own respective faults in a relationship before any sort of recovery can happend.  While I heard much of that from the husband I heard none of that from the wife.  While my marriage did not end from the result of an affair, I had a very similar relationship with my ex-wife.  She would never accept her own shortcomings in the relationship and instead would deflect, blame and otherwise excuse her own behaviour.  Not coincedentally she too was Russian.

they are very different. I do not thing that they are good for each other. She is very  much hurt and he is so very cold . He would do it again and again.

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