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@melissa123

I just came across your statement about online sex chat. Are you married or in a serious relationship? If you are, this could ruin your marriage. I found that my husband was on social media/sex sites. We are still together but it has completely ruined my trust for him. On a day to day basis my relationship is great but I will still never have trust for him. I also don't understand it. Maybe you could give me some insight. There have been 2x's that I have caught him doing something. Once sexting with an ex and second on a site through FB "picking up" fake women who probably only wanted money. Neither time did I find any evidence of physical cheating. Third strike and he's out!

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I understand how you feel, it’s a huge problem in our world and easy to keep hidden but if you’re in a relationship it can most assuredly cause problems. Some believe that they aren’t being unfaithful because they don’t have any physical contact with others, this not true. It’s been a source of addiction for years and can most definitely break down your relationship, the addiction can and will get worse with time, it works the same way as any addiction. It might get difficult for you now that you are aware of it but how do you deal with it, if you start monitoring him he may become more sneaky and find ways to keep it from you, desperate people do desperate things. I think that you should bring it up in the open and suggest counselling perhaps for both of you, it’s still a helpful choice for you and him, there is usually reasons why people can get addicted to this and therapy is a good choice to get better results.