Thanks LittleDeer, that is what worries me most, if he doesn't know why this happened then how do I know it won't happen again. He says that after seeing how much this has hurt me he knows he won't ever do it again.
A few days ago, I asked my husband to really think about why he did these things, I wasn't going to take I don't know for an answer. I think our first meeting with the marriage counselor ended up messing up this for me though. I mentioned in the meeting that I didn't understand why he needed to cheat on me when I had tried very hard to make our sex life good for my husband. The counselor basically started answering the question for my husband, saying that the way men are naturally wired they have urges for variety, excitement etc. I was not impressed with the counselor and we are not going back to him, but I am also mad that husband had an easy out and ultimately agreed that it was most likely the excitement etc. I have asked again why he did it, and I get I'm not sure etc.
A few days ago, I asked my husband to really think about why he did these things, I wasn't going to take I don't know for an answer. I think our first meeting with the marriage counselor ended up messing up this for me though. I mentioned in the meeting that I didn't understand why he needed to cheat on me when I had tried very hard to make our sex life good for my husband. The counselor basically started answering the question for my husband, saying that the way men are naturally wired they have urges for variety, excitement etc. I was not impressed with the counselor and we are not going back to him, but I am also mad that husband had an easy out and ultimately agreed that it was most likely the excitement etc. I have asked again why he did it, and I get I'm not sure etc.