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I Found My Soul Mate But I am Married to Someone Else

Ask FreeloveMD | July 16, 2008

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I found my soul mate but I am married to someone else! I am a married man of four years with two children from this relationship and one from a previous one. I am in a predicament as I’ve met someone who is all that I have been looking for all these years and could not find. I believe that I married my wife to hastily and now I’m stuck. I don’t want to hurt anyone but at the same time my wife and I have had some serious troubles recently and I’m not sure if it’s the fact that I’ve finally met my “soul mate” four years after swearing my loyalty to someone i DON’T love. My kids will suffer more than she and I ever would but at the same time i don’t want to end up alone. What should I do? I’ve done some real soul searching and I can honestly say that anything my wife and I once had is long gone. Do I cheat? I guess I already have. This woman knows how I feel and she is in agreement that we have something special that we’ve both been looking for a long time. We’ve had some deep serious conversations and both think we could make a wonderful future together. I believe that marriage is an institution not to be taken lightly and I know that my vows are already shattered at my feet. So do I end my current marriage even though it will cause my children pain, (although it will be nothing compared to the pain they will feel if we stay together) or do I stick it out and we can all be absolutely miserable together?

It appears that you’ve already made the decision by what you’ve said about your marriage and the fact that you’ve met somebody else. You don’t usually just “meet somebody” unless you are looking. You also sound like you’ve given it serious thought. So the hard part is actually doing it. The other option is to wait a bit to be sure this soul mate is in fact your soul mate and that you’re positive about your feelings for you wife. You didn’t say how long you’ve been with this new woman. It is sometimes not wise to rush from one situation to another.

This question was answered by Joe, a love expert and FreeloveMD contributor.

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