But normally time will be time. Letting him know where you are and being open with him about everything (and I mean everything).
I think some couples therapy would be great...and he may just need time. Some people cannot get past things as fast as others.
You could offer to give him all your passwords,and put a GPS on your phone that he can check. And he should do the same for you. There's a book called "After the Affair" that deals with all of this,it's kind of a classic,and might help you both a lot.
Out of curiousity, do you feel better after cheating on him for revenge? Also, do you truly forgive him completely or do you still hurt from HIS cheating?
I hope it works out for you both. Counseling sounds like the way to go so you can have an objective 3rd party to help guide you both to a better and more trusting relationship.
Hi there,
By always being there for him and telling him the truth if he asks. Also, don't get upset if he asks you questions, it will take time for trust to take place for both of you. Ask God for guidance and He will direct you. You both need to come clean as to why you cheated in the first place.



- Mrs.Akins
on Oct. 5, 2012 at 3:39 PM