Again, I sympathize with you more than you know, but you seem to miss the point of what I and others are saying:
You’re obsessed with getting every sordid detail.
Administrators of sites should not be discussing any of this with anyone, btw. So much for confidentiality.
You want all the facts?
Here they are:
Your husband frequented strip clubs and may have done more. It’s sinful behavior on his part, and disloyal to you, his wife.
What else do you want to know?
I think that’s plenty.
You’re options are two-fold:
Separate until you can forgive,
or
Forgive now and work to repair the damage.
It’s not all up to you, you know. For there to be reconciliation, he has to be on board. If he IS on board, and you are holding back reconciliation because you want the dirty details…
I don’t know. Seems like building on shaky ground. It won’t work.
I hope and pray that the priest tells you exactly what to do, because I fear you won’t do anything differently from what you have done thus far.
God doesn’t want you to be a doormat…but neither does he expect you to be judge and jury. At the earliest, he should go to confession. He needs that frank talk with a confessor.
You are another matter entirely.
You are viewing this as an outsider; (tracing emails) and as a way to cope.
If you find out the IP address, there will just be something else that you will use to run from the situation. None of this brings peace.
What are the conversations that you are having besides for you making accusations, and him denying? Has he said he loves you? Has he said he wants to make the marriage work? Has he admitted to a sexual addiction of any sort? Have you two gone to therapy together? Marriage counseling?
Instead of asking us for advice, maybe talk to each other. Really talk. Really listen. Really pour your heart out, and allow him to do so as well. It would very well be that he has regrets but fears you will never forgive him. If gets into a state of helplessness, hopelessness, and despair, he’ll run back to those behaviors that mask his pain, and you will be hurt ALL OVER AGAIN.
Time to reboot.
None of this is going to end well without another person in your marriage, Jesus.
It takes 3 to make a marriage, it really does. What have you both done to invite Him in?
Praying.