I feel like you're getting a lot of anger in this thread, and it's largely deserved. However, I fundamentally believe that people can change if they want it enough. And I mean wholeheartedly want it. I've seen many relationships where one member regrets hurting the other, says they're willing to do anything to fix it, and then go and screw it all up again and again.
I don't want to disbelieve anyone's words. But, there is a chance that you don't mean what you're currently saying enough to stick with it. If that is the case, it's only a matter of time before you go and do such a thing again. However, if you do genuinely wish to change into someone worthy of your wife's love, don't tell me or anyone else on here, because that doesn't matter. Go ahead and tell your wife and yourself if you wish, you've both heard your promises before, but it probably won't hurt. But what you absolutely must do, is act out these promises. And only time will tell if you have it in you to do so.
After reading what you wrote, you're not too great of a guy in my opinion. But my opinion doesn't mean much, nor does anyone else's except hers:
crazymissotaku wrote...
... I don't exactly know where to start, as I didn't ever think you'd post anything like this, but I'll try to express my feelings the best I can. First off, yes... I do still feel hurt and afraid that you might continue to do the same thing again. Losing you scares me so much. I've never ever gotten so close to someone as I have with you, and to me, my relationship with you is something I cherish more than anything. I love you... I also constantly worry whether I'm really good enough or not to keep you around and to make you only look at me the way I only look at you, and I have always feared that just maybe you don't love me, especially when I've heard so many times before from my mother that people who love each other don't do things that hurt each other like that... I know I would never want to hurt you for as long as I live. I've always wanted to be a wife you could be proud of, and someone who could make you smile and feel happy every single day. Your happiness is of the utmost importance to me, and I would gladly sacrifice my own happiness for the sake of yours.
Are you really willing to do the same for me...?
If you genuinely are able to do for her what she is willing to do for you, this will work out. I don't think divorce is in anyway the answer here. Pardon me if it's not my place to say this, but she won't be able to get over you. And you won't be able to get over her.
There is only one better man out there for her, and that's a better you. That may not have been the case before you two met, but I'm willing to bet it's the case now.
You owe it to her. Her love for you has the brightness of the sun. You may never equal it, but you owe it to her to light a candle of your own love and strengthen it every day until it is worthy of basking in the radiance of the sun.
And, if nothing else, you owe it to yourself. You may have done some bad things, but you're still a human being. You still need respect to live; your own if no one else's. And if you back away from this, you may never regain your own respect. And I don't think you could live with that.