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I’ve been married for 8 months. My husband is a jamaican and i trusted him until i looked in his phone. Last month we had a incident were he went out with some friends and came home 7 am. But the part that pissed me off was my bestfriend brought him home. So i was vex and started over thinking. I excused him of sleeping with her and i stop trusting her. I ended up telling her how i felt about the whole situation and now my husband feels that i need to trust him and they didnt do nothing. I’m such a good wife but i have trust issues with my husband. How can i trust my husband again??
Sheena, I am so sorry! Please check out this post for helpful tips