Cyndee
I'll echo what Chris said. What you're hearing now is Jordan's hurt and anger talking. He has to work through that. Imagine how you'd feel if you were in his situation. You'd most likely be reacting the same way. How would you want him to be acting towards you? If it were me I'd have wanted my husband to hang in there with me until I got all the pain and anger out.
It's impossible as the WS to understand what the BS is going through. Just as it's impossible for them to know what we are going through. We're both scrambling trying to make sense of this mess we find ourselves in. With no one knowing what to say or do for the other.
That's why sites like this one and the resources listed are so valuable. Talk to people who have been there. Read anything you can get your hands on. Throw out what doesn't work for you and keep the rest. But most of all understand that this is a long long journey. It's not going to happen over night or even in a couple of years.
If your relationship can weather this it will be stronger than you ever imagined it could be. But you both have to work towards that common goal. In the beginning it seems to be more about just getting through the day. Try and focus on helping each other do that. If Jordan needs space, give him space. You can't fix this for him or even tell him what he needs to do to fix it, just as he can't fix it for you.
Keep talking to us.
GT