Hi, such a strange world that we live is as we watch the spouse that we loved become a total stranger, and do things we could never imagine they would do...but of course, MLC is a 180 degree change in who they were.
I watched RCR's video. The information and advice that she continues to give on other places then the forum is still focused on the pathology of MLC and an understanding of the crisis that they are experiencing.
You mentioned you are still standing and you are wise enough to know that you must move forward in your own life, protect your assets, focus on your kids...but the love and feelings for your wife, they don't just go away because you'd like them to.....and it hurts so much to see what she is doing...but working through that hurt is important to get to a place of peace about this.
Some feel very strongly that the only way to find peace is to cut them out of your life completely, I have found another way that has worked well......I know he is a different man than the one I was with for 35 years but I am glad that we can spend time together with one another and as a family and that I don't find that a terrible thing. He is still family to me, he is important in my past and I found that by being open to his being around at times, really doesn't cost me anything. People often say "so you are friends" but I answer no, not friends....unless there was some resolution to what happened, it's more of a superficial relationship...yet I am very important to him and I still see him experiencing a great deal of pain in his life.
Just wanted to present a different view...you do what is right for you...what feels right for you and as my therapist told me a long time ago, I can change my mind from one day to the next...no decision I have made needed to be carved in stone...flexibility has allowed me a great deal of insight into his crisis and I am ok now, understanding that nothing is for "sure" in life.