Plus: Is it OK for me to go back to chasing women now that my wife has interests of her own?
My wife and I have been married for 57 years. We love each other very much and demonstrate this every day.
I loved her so much that I never asked one question about the affair, and I can honestly say that I never cared or thought about it. These days there is strong encouragement to do DNA and family research testing by you and others in the media. Once I start thinking about this, I can’t fall asleep at night. All the questions that I never asked keep coming up. Who was the guy, did I know him, was it more than one time, what did he look like, etc.?
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