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Okay.

I'm going to read this letter, and it is definitely not a quickie.

It does ask me for advice at the end.

And I'm sure 95% of you folks listening will know what that advice is if you've been

listening long enough.

And you know my set of values and what priorities are.

Dear Dr. Laura, I'm writing to ask for guidance

on a complicated family situation

and the appropriate timing and approach

for handling it in a responsible, emotionally healthy way.

I've been married 18 years, but I have been unfaithful

for many of those years. We don't have any kids, but I began an

affair with an employee 10 years ago. That was on and off during this time. The affair resulted in a

miscarriage. You'd think they would have learned. And then a child who is now five. She is my only child.

For the past five years, I lived a parallel family life and kept this from my wife. My feelings

for the affair partner grew, and my desire to be a present father for my daughter became a priority in my life.

This past December, I told my wife the truth about her suspicions.

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