He has demonstrated that you can't trust him. If that kind of behavior is acceptable to you, go ahead and stay with him. But the simple, sad truth is, he will do it again.
Only you can make that decision. Marriage is about trust. If you don't feel that the trust can be repaired you need to take that into consideration when you make your decision. If you decide to try to make it work you should probably talk to a marriage counselor.
I think you should talk to your husband about what you feel and ask him what he thinks. If that doesn't work, it's better to annul the marriage.
Only you can decide what you wish to do with that but remember it takes two to decide on having the affair in the first place so she is not the only one to blame they both are equally to blame. I realize you may be hurting and also wish to do the same to someone else and realistically most people would tell her husband but that is something only you can decide for yourself just as you are going to have to decide if your able to forgive and try to work out your marriage or let go and move on.
Many are, but a good marriage should be an equal partnership.
A legal marriage is not voided by cheating. Divorce him. Contact an attorney for help.
If you are a bigamist and your first, and legal, husband died then you should arrange to marry your present "husband". Until you do you are not legally married since your "marriage" to him was invalid due to your own marital status.
Trust is earned and your husband broke that bond of trust so he is going to have to earn it back. Both of you should seek marriage counseling to get to the root of why your husband thought he should cheat and the counselor can give tools for the couple to work with and strengthen their marriage. A marriage counselor is not there to blame either party, but to get you both to see the weak spots in your marriage and work on them. No, you will probably not trust your husband for cheating for awhile because trust is earned.
She would have to talk to him about their marriage and whether or not they should stay married.
He doesn't want to lose her. They should seek marriage counselling.
No, a Marriage is for One to One but if the husband is in another relationship you are 50% of his a Love remember that. Also if i does have another Relationship but not Marriage it should be Legal
When a wife has been cheated on by her husband and they get back together again the road to recovering their marriage is not an easy one. The wife is hurt and her imagination sees her husband with the other woman as well as that precious bond of trust you once had together be carelessly tossed away and it is quite normal not to feel like having a sexual relationship with him. However, communication is the key and you should be honest with each other and seek marriage counseling. If you do not then he may cheat again or decide to divorce.
No, you should be honest and leave the marriage. ________________________________ Never cheat. It just makes the pain when you are caught - and you WILL be caught - worse. Make two lists; on one list, write down everything that you love about your husband or partner. On the other, write everything that you dislike about your partner. The result will help you decide whether to leave or to stay.