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Re: PR: Marriage Builders website
[Re: right here waiting]
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07/12/20 12:44 AM
07/12/20 12:44 AM
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Joined: Aug 2010
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Ace
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Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 3,581
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Never thought about it (nuclear exposure) before, but when I counseled with Steve (Fall of '06) he never said a word about it either. Huh.
At the time, I told the people I needed to tell for support, including our grown kids. Never exposed at his job (even though OW worked there), or to his sister (his only living relative). Deemed it more harmful than useful.
We recovered anyway. CONGRATULATIONS, RHW. We have the same D-day but you reached recoverED sooner than us. It actually took my DH's near death experience and subsequent massive apologies to our adult kids for me to realize his level of remorse, which helped me feel recoverED vs. still being in "recovery" after 13-14 years. Someone is reading this thread today (July 11, 2020) after nearly 10 years so it now RISES UP!Many of us began posting on MB (MarriageBuilders) forums with mixed results. I haven't even checked their forums lately to see if they're still operating as usual. They changed the title to MB Guidance Forums a while back and banned talk of other options from various other programs, which I totally understand. I still credit our recovery to the MB program even though we were unable to utilize the entire benefits for a variety of reasons which will remain unnamed because I've forgotten many of them.  Just curious....how has MB affected others 10 years later?
We're overcoming decades of marital dysfunction including abuse, passive aggression, gas-lighting & infidelity (both of us). Our Weird and Ongoing Story
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Re: PR: Marriage Builders website
[Re: Ace]
#445151
08/11/20 01:18 AM
08/11/20 01:18 AM
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Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 10,130
SmilingWife
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Joined: Feb 2012
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Never thought about it (nuclear exposure) before, but when I counseled with Steve (Fall of '06) he never said a word about it either. Huh.
At the time, I told the people I needed to tell for support, including our grown kids. Never exposed at his job (even though OW worked there), or to his sister (his only living relative). Deemed it more harmful than useful.
We recovered anyway. CONGRATULATIONS, RHW. We have the same D-day but you reached recoverED sooner than us. It actually took my DH's near death experience and subsequent massive apologies to our adult kids for me to realize his level of remorse, which helped me feel recoverED vs. still being in "recovery" after 13-14 years. Someone is reading this thread today (July 11, 2020) after nearly 10 years so it now RISES UP!Many of us began posting on MB (MarriageBuilders) forums with mixed results. I haven't even checked their forums lately to see if they're still operating as usual. They changed the title to MB Guidance Forums a while back and banned talk of other options from various other programs, which I totally understand. I still credit our recovery to the MB program even though we were unable to utilize the entire benefits for a variety of reasons which will remain unnamed because I've forgotten many of them.  Just curious....how has MB affected others 10 years later? MB did help me. I was on there for over a year before I discovered the affair that ended my first marriage. There were some good folks there that helped me look at myself. LA, school bus, Cat, NED, someone with the word Jewel in their name?... anyone remember? And SFB, aka Lousy Golpher....I know I am forgetting many. I still think some of the things said about my part was not accurate....but some things were and it made me stop and consider myself. But nothing seemed to help my marriage. I really really tried. I continued to relay to the board my troubles... Then one day, I believe it was the Queen who shall not be named said, ‘you should put a keylogger on your husbands computer.’. I was convinced he was not cheating because we had a fair amount of marital assets by then and I did not think he would risk having to divide it up with me. I was wrong—within 24 hours I had confirmation of an affair...and within weeks confirmation of a previous affair with my cousin that he was starting up again. I filed for divorce so fast his head spun around. I was done. Just done. Post separation the board over there started to turn weird. Thankfully I then found MA and again some of the same people helped me navigate divorce and remarriage and blended families and co parenting. It has been a wild ride. But I am not sure what would have happened if I had not found MB.
Last edited by SmilingWife; 08/11/20 11:39 AM.
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