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My heart goes out for you. You seem to be a sincere and responsible man. And you certainly have reasons to feel hurt. Though pain is, unfortunately, a part of our life, the good news is that you will eventually come out of it and grow to be a better and happier person. I wouldn’t suggest that you take on all the blames to yourself since you know that is not the fact.
I would hope that you take a closer and more realistic look at your marriage, as you said, from the beginning up to now, to see if she is still lovable to you and your marriage (between you and her, excluding your child for now) worth saving. If answers are yes, then you should learn to forgive her and do everything you can (including going back to China, if that’s a part of problems) to save this marriage. If you have serious doubts in the foundation of this marriage and her characters, then you will have to learn to accept the truth and prepare to end the marriage. Two persons build a family. By taking on all the responsibilities, as you repeatedly mentioned, you have probably, though with all the good intentions, excluded her from all the major life decisions.
As far as the child concerned, it’ll be the worst if he or she grows up in a family where there are no love, respect and harmony between mom and dad, not mentioning the infidelity. If you allow the marriage stay the way it is now, you will not be able to provide him/her with the attention, care, discipline and guidance the child deserves, since you two will be so pre-occupied, divided and dishonest to your own integrity. No matter whom the child is going to be with, both of you is forever his/her parents and he/she is not loosing any of you. I firmly believe that how well a child grows up has little to do with how many parents he/she lives with.
May God bless you! |
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