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      My life collapsed when my husband had an affair. How can I recover? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 15 March 2026

    It’s OK to be angry at your husband – the shame isn’t yours to carry

    I have been married for 30 years. Until recently, we were the best of friends. Then he began be ing distant , though he remained kind. I thought this was a passing phase, a midlife crisis of some sort. But one day I found out by chance that he had been engaged in a year-long affair with another woman. Life as I knew it collapsed.

    It was not so much that my world was turned upside down, as it lost its cohesion. I was instantly reduced to pieces . No matter how much I try to make sense of it all, I cannot. I am (was?) a super-active person with many interests, and this betrayal has splintered me and narrowed everything down to this single event.

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      My life collapsed when my husband had an affair. How can I recover? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 15 March 2026

    It’s OK to be angry at your husband – the shame isn’t yours to carry

    I have been married for 30 years. Until recently, we were the best of friends. Then he began be ing distant , though he remained kind. I thought this was a passing phase, a midlife crisis of some sort. But one day I found out by chance that he had been engaged in a year-long affair with another woman. Life as I knew it collapsed.

    It was not so much that my world was turned upside down, as it lost its cohesion. I was instantly reduced to pieces . No matter how much I try to make sense of it all, I cannot. I am (was?) a super-active person with many interests, and this betrayal has splintered me and narrowed everything down to this single event.

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      My life collapsed when my husband had an affair. How can I recover? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

      news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 15 March 2026

    It’s OK to be angry at your husband – the shame isn’t yours to carry

    I have been married for 30 years. Until recently, we were the best of friends. Then he began be ing distant , though he remained kind. I thought this was a passing phase, a midlife crisis of some sort. But one day I found out by chance that he had been engaged in a year-long affair with another woman. Life as I knew it collapsed.

    It was not so much that my world was turned upside down, as it lost its cohesion. I was instantly reduced to pieces . No matter how much I try to make sense of it all, I cannot. I am (was?) a super-active person with many interests, and this betrayal has splintered me and narrowed everything down to this single event.

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