Endeavourer
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“but I’m an excellent asset to each company”
If you are an excellent asset to each company, leave the past alone. You are repenting between you and God, and with his help, will go and cheat no more.
I see you are married. Not sure if you have children or not, but you are responsible to support your household. Quitting is not just a decision for you alone to make, but also your family.
I think your thoughts sound a bit obsessive/compulsive on this issue; if it were me, I would move forward without cheating anymore, work diligently to continue being and asset to these companies and then reconsider after you give your mind at least six months of rest from these thoughts.
However, quitting requires your wife's agreement. If she doesn't agree, reaping what you have sown means keeping your jobs and doing your best to continue being an asset in spite of how bad you feel.
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