DGU, can you find some of the features about the end of the tunnel/coming out of it and post them here for nlovemyfamily? Thank you so much.
Still, DGU is right, if it is the first time in three years your husband has asked you out it may be a touch & go. Only what comes next will allow you to know if it is the end of the tunnel or not.
Mine had keep asking me out for all the time I was still living in out flat, and during that time we went to many (already programmed) social events together. Since I returned home he had several touch & goes during OW1. When he and OW1 broke (early 2008) he invited to go out with him and also wanted do know if the spark between was still there and was willing to book an hotel room to find out. I told him I thought the spark was not there and said no as far as being his girlfriend was concerned.
About a month and a half after I said not he invited me out again. He texted saying he was on a club here in town, on his own, asking if I would like to go and join him. That he would pay for everything and would even took me home afterwards, or, if I did not wanted to wait until the club closed (we was there to clubbing) he would pay my taxi home. I said no thanks, I’m already in bed, reading a book and I not going out now. Maybe another time.
When he was contacting me he was already talking to OW2 and several other women. Not that, at the time, I knew it. Somehow I knew taking is offer was not a good idea.
It is almost impossible to know if they are doing a Touch & Go or really out of the tunnel. With mine it was relatively easy because by then he still had all his replay behaviours, even if, at the time, there was no official OW.
When they contact us, ask us out or start give us presents (mine did that towards the end of OW) they are testing us.
Do you want to go to the movies with your husband? Does OW remains in his life? If so, are you comfortable going to the movies with him? How would you feel if you go and, then, he just stops asking you out again? There are no rights or wrongs to deal with a MLCer, only general rules and guidance and we are the ones who know our MCLers, and ourselves better.
Hugs, A
Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together. (Marilyn Monroe)