Dear Amy: I know I was a crappy husband. She wasn’t perfect either, but this whole thing about her stepping out of that marriage is crushing.
We’ve been married for 15 years. We have two children, ages 14 and eight.Our marriage has been difficult, mainly due to my PTSD from Iraq and an opioid addiction. Once I got sober, I shut out the world.My wife stuck with me through all of this, but 18 months ago she confessed to a short-lived affair.
I’m trying to forgive, she’s working hard on everything, and yet I often feel very empty and lonely, as well as angry. Dear Blahs: I prescribe regular exercise, whether it is on your own or with a group. If you sing or play an instrument, a “dad band” might be a fun diversion. Check social media for postings.
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