Rick, I discovered my husband's 3 year affair with a young woman when she showed up at our home, and he literally fled the house instead of facing the situation. He returned home the next day and tried to pretend that nothing had happened. He reluctantly attended counselling, and better suppresses his angry outbursts, but overall did not seem to be very successful at looking inward. He says he is sorry only when I bring up my hurt, but I don't hear empathy in his words and he generally acts like everything's normal. We now basically live like roommates, which he says he is fine with because he thinks we will return to a romantic relationship with time. He says he doesn't like feeling sad and sees emotional vulnerability as a weakness - but sincere vulnerability, empathy and sadness is what I am looking for from him. I have told him that without this, I don't see a future for us. Am I sabotaging our hopes for recovery because I am not able to get what I want? Why doesn't his 'good enough' feel like enough for me to heal? Thank you for any guidance you can provide.