At Marriage Helper, we are experts at understanding affairs. Why? Because we understand, from research, personal experience, and experience with thousands of couples, why affairs happen, why affairs end, and how to fix a marriage affected by an affair.
How does a spouse feel after cheating? Is it guilt, pain, indifference? How can we tell?
Can a relationship go back to normal after cheating? That’s a big question. Cheating significantly impacts your relationship in more ways than one.
Alleged cheating seems black and white, but what about an affair that starts unintentionally or less obviously between two people?
So, here you are. Somehow you've discovered that your spouse is in an affair, and I'm very sorry that you have. I know this is an excruciating time in your life.
A woman's intuition is never wrong...or is it? Is your husband lying, acting shady, or maybe you think he's doing something that he shouldn't be doing?
A lot of times, we get questions from people that are painful questions. This particular question is one we hear a lot: why do people cheat?
Being in an affair is difficult and painful, but you can move past an affair and thrive if you'll do a couple of things.
Being in an affair is difficult and painful, but you can move past an affair and thrive if you'll do a couple of things.
If you’re currently in an affair, or if you know somebody who is, these three things will be extremely important to you.
When you and your spouse are separated it's hard to know what to do, what to say, how to act, and when to act. Don't worry, I'm going to give you five things that you can do when you are in a marriage separation that will help you starting now.