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Date: October 25, 2022
I’m not sure it would still be in your system at that point if there was something.
I'm so excited for you to be rebuilding your life and getting a fresh start! I'm sorry it's such a struggle, but one day you will look back on this and be so glad you did it. You'll be living a full and happy life, and you'll have overcome an obstacle that honestly costs many women their lives. Be proud of yourself for fighting and take care of yourself!
God has brought good people in my life, including my wife. Your statement suggests that you don't believe in God, at least not more than the carnal mind provides.
This relationship isn’t for you. It’s time to let him go. His mom needs him more apparently and he doesn’t have the time or consideration to invest in this relationship on top of being long distance. Find a relationship where you can be a priority.
Have you talked to her about why she chose you over him if the sex was better with him? Actually listen to her. See if she has a real response and believe her. Then ask what you can do to make the sex better? And actually listen to her needs. Work to become a better lover. Make time and put in the effort to make sex with you the best it can be.
Now, if she tells you the sex with him was better because his dick was bigger, your best option is to move on. There is nothing you can do to increase your size so there's no need in staying.
so it doesn't get boring
This is the reasoning that bothers me. I know there are poly people who find spiritual connection and fulfilment in having more than one relationship, but to me boredom seems a trivial reason to trash the deep trust and connection in a long-term monogamous marriage. Boredom could be his trigger to explore within the marriage, not outside it. There's huge potential for personal growth if you make that choice.