Q&A Is It Possible for a Person to Truly Love Two Different People?

Submitted by Rick_Reynolds Wed, 02/21/2018 - 13:14

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My spouse has been in a year long texting affair with her college boyfriend of more than 20 years ago. She now understands the damage it has done to our 18 year marriage relationship and has agreed to cut off contact. After several relapses she is now committed to the marriage, Nonetheless, she still feels that she loves her ex-boyfriend. Is this feeling of love genuine or is she still in the fog? Is it possible for a person to truly love two different people?

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Same here. Would love to listen to Rick's response

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