@michaeljfit: When your unfaithful partner says, “I don’t remember,” you’re left wondering whether they truly can’t recall—or don’t want to revisit the past. Some details may be hard to remember. But avoiding the conversation, asking you to “just start over,” or refusing to help piece together the timeline can deepen your doubt. You’re asking questions because you’re trying to understand what happened, why it happened, and what needs to change so it doesn’t happen again. You deserve honesty and accountability—not guesses or answers designed to end the conversation. If you’re the unfaithful partner, be honest about what you remember and what you don’t. Don’t use uncertainty to avoid facing the past. Truth is where rebuilding trust begins. Save this and share it with someone who needs to hear it.
therapists say the excitement of the affair means they remember even more.
2026-10-11 20:00:27
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AR65 :
my husband has told me he doesn't want to go back to that time nor does he want to think of it or anything that reminds him of his poor choices..
2026-09-29 20:58:50
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ladybug :
they remember, they are afraid it will open more wounds if u knew
2026-09-29 12:29:46
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Swift86 :
I have been asking my avoidant why it happened so she went onto chat gpt and had a discussion with it to get to the route of it and apparently the reason she cheated on me last year was because 5 years ago I had a problem with the drink
2026-09-29 11:00:23
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