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Early this year, my wife disclosed multiple infidelities, often one-night stand-type incidents.

A year and a half ago, she visited and spent the night at the house of my best friend, a mutual close friend who was married.

My wife, best friend, and his wife began drinking alcohol and to flirt their way toward a threesome.

During time alone with my wife, my friend asked her to go to the bedroom for sex,

to which she consented.

My wife described that she was aware that she agreed to have sex with my friend

and that she knew it was wrong despite being inebriated.

She doesn't deny their intent.

Nevertheless, she described that she became less conscious by the minute

and that she remembers reaching the bed, but nothing else.

The next morning, she woke up in bed with my friend and asked him if they had had sex.

He replied, yeah, like six or seven times.

Even though she initially consented to sex, she was unable to consent to anything else that happened once they reached the bedroom,

much less sex six or seven times.

My question is how to discuss the betrayals that night leading up to the minutes before the sexual

assault, but also how to be compassionate about the unwarranted violations she experienced at the

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