I think the father is trying to give an advice to him.
Tell them how you feel! After telling them, limit any contact with your family until they adjust their behavior. Remember the wedding vows include "forsaking all others" this means your relationship with your spouse is #1 and takes priority over that with your family. Would you tolerate that behavior from his family?
not telling
If the mistress belongs to someone in that family she should apologize to the family. If she is not a member of that family then it is 100% up to the husband to apologize. For you to put the blame on him is weak and you are in denial. You could have said a simple 'no.' No you shouldn't apologize to his family that's his job he's the one who screwed it up now he'll have to fix it! I know what you mean when you said the husband started the affair because the same thing happened to me except i didn't have to apologize to his family. The husbands or their wife will try to put all the blame on the mistress but guess what it takes two to tango. If you would like to talk feel free to contact me.
Your family never went hard on you much, so now you can't wait to please them and apologize.
You can confess that you have MDD by telling the truth even if your family do not know.
No. It's not his place.
dnt know why are you telling me for you khan.
They were always checking on her and telling her what to do and not to do
if the question is "Which of these statements from the passage is false?" than the answer is "the agents behavior is dealing with the family was an example of integrity."
predominate nuture
I just wouldn't apologize. Just it sounds like your making it a bit too big of a deal. Just do nothing.
Most people by now know that alcoholism can be genetic and is a disease so it is highly likely because you are making an effort to control your problem (and if you are truly trying) that friends, family and perhaps coworkers will be glad to forgive you and perhaps some will be there to encourage and root you on. You simply tell them that you had a difficult problem and with the excellent help from AA you have come to realize how shabbily you have treated them and you needed and wanted to apologize for your bad behavior. Most people are open to an honest apology.