Matheus é coach de inteligência emocional, palestrante e empresário. O rapaz tem 26 anos e já entrou no palco fazendo embaixadinhas. Ele deu uma cantada usando chocolate, pediu uma segunda chance, mas ainda assim foi direto para o aeroporto do Vai Dar Namoro.
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My Husband’s Affair Changed Me And Made Me More Negative And Pessimistic
“It has been six months since my husband’s affair. Never would I have believed that I would still feel so awful after all of this time. Things that used to be so automatic and used to come so easily to me are very hard. Laughing with people is almost impossible. I haven’t told anyone about my husband’s infidelity. So no one understands what is wrong with me. Yesterday, I went out to dinner with my sister. I was short tempered with the waitress and my sister said that I have changed. She is right about this. I am miserable now. I have no concentration. I am suspicious of everyone and I have lost my most basic faith in humanity. I hate the way that this has changed me. I feel like I will never get myself back. Sometimes, I will wake up in the morning and I will tell myself that I am going to make a conscious effort to be present in the moment and enjoy life like I used to. But this only lasts an hour or so and then I am struggling again. What if I am never normal again? What if I remain a lessor person?”
My Marriage Is Finally Starting To Recover From The Affair, But I Still Can’t Forget The Past“I truly feel that my marriage is happy now. And a year ago, I would have had my doubts about this. There was a time when I felt pretty sure that my husband and I were going to be divorced in a year’s time. So I am very proud that we are still together today and that we have rebuilt our marriage. I can honestly say that we are happy and I am filled with gratitude about that. But things are not perfect. Far from it. It’s rare that a string of days will go by that I don’t think back to the affair. And when I do, it’s like a dark cloud lurks over my sunshine. It puts a damper on my happiness. This upsets me so much. It’s like a knife in my heart every time it happens because I had felt like I have turned a corner. Am I really not healed? Why do I keep thinking about it when, in my mind, it’s over?”
