<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

My soon to be ex-wife is moving out of our house today.  We've had a tumultuous marriage to say the least.  We've only been married for 3 years but I started discovering the lies she told in the first year of our marriage.  At first it was small white lies I caught her in, then I started finding the big whoppers.  We discussed finances many times before marriage. She indicated she had no credit card debt or debt of any kind.  About a year into the marriage I discovered she had been hiding almost $21,000 in credit card debt and over $130,000 in student loan debt.

Sometime around year 2 is when the cheating began.  She would lie about where she was at, who she was with etc.  She would leave to go to the store 5 minutes away and be gone for 3 hours and not explain where she was.  Then I found key cards for hotels in the area in her car.

Toward the end of year 2 I discovered she had stole a credit card that I had in my desk that I never used.  I just kept it for emergencies.  She maxed it out buying clothes, make-up, shoes etc. that she hid from me.  Over $8,000 worth.

The past 6 months she has just gone completely rogue.  She doesn't come home some nights at all now.  We haven't had sex or even slept in the same bed for almost a year.

I finally grew the balls to file for a divorce and she is moving out today and despite everything she has done to me I'm still sad.  I'm concerned actually that she has permanently damaged me emotionally because I fear I will never be able to trust another woman.  How the heck do I pick up the pieces from this nightmare Reddit?
<bot>: My lying, cheating, thief of an ex-wife is moving out today and despite everything she's done I'm still sad.