Q&A Should I Publicly Expose my Spouse's Affair Partner? To watch the video please purchase a subscription to the Recovery Library. To watch the video, please purchase a subscription to the Recovery Library.Gain unlimited access to over 1,800 articles and expert Q&A videos.Already a Recovery Library member? Log in to listen to the full recording.Question: Hi Rick. My husband had a 9 month physical and emotional affair. D-Day was July 4th 2014. He was actively looking for an affair for two years using multiple sites. After months of researching how to recover, I found a site that exposed Affair Partners. In the midst of my pain, I created a blog stating her name and along with pix, texts and info with the affair details. Recently my husband fessed up that he googled her and saw my posts, then asked me to remove it and I refused. I feel it’s unfair with everything the AP knowingly did and the horrible suffering I'm enduring that she got to walk away as if it wasn't a big deal. My intent was to warn others. So she went for a job interview, they googled her name and there were my posts. My husband asked me again to remove it; I told him I'd think about it. Rather than him waiting, he hacked my computer, email, and my blog - changed the password and deleted the blog. I am still furious! And he doesn't understand why! To me this is more deceit, lies, and secrecy, more infidelity. We are in week 5 of EMS Online. I have serious doubts if I want to finish this course? I truly believe he's more concerned about her and her feelings. He has no clue what empathy is or how to demonstrate it, nor does he have an ounce of compassion for my feelings. I feel he should be more concerned about my feelings, helping me heal, and dealing with our own problems. Though the blog has been deleted the website post is still up. It was originally posted on one site but somehow it was pulled to another. I have no login or user name for the site it’s on now, and I don’t feel I should delete it even if I could. Why would I want to delete the post? What do you suggest? How can I explain what he already did was breaking any trust we were trying to build? I know you'll probably side with him and advise me to remove the post, but I'm not ready. Even if I wanted to, I don't think it's possible. Their website even states that once something is posted it will not be removed even by the person who posted it. Please help. Stuck. Sections: Recovery LibraryRick's Q & A timeRick's QuestionsRL_Category: Breaking Off The AffairEmotional RegulationFor The Hurt SpouseHandling DiscoveryQ&A Recovery LibraryRecovery FundamentalsSafety in RecoveryThe Role of EmpathyRL_Media Type: Video