What If The Labour Party Got Rid Of...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.it isn't wrong of you twinkle but it's wrong of him. He may well want to stick with his wife, but there may be more to it than 'total love' - there's inertia (separation is hard work), comfort (a home and family to go to), conservatism (a bird in the hand etc).
I don't believe he can be totally in love with her: as you already know, if he was he wouldn't have time for other romances, he'd be spending it with her. Sounds as if he's exploiting your love. Up to you to decide whether you get more pleasure from his company than pain from knowing you have to share; but I wouldn't get my hopes up about having him to yourself - he's basically told you that you won't.