Affairs are a challenging situation for any marriage. This guide explains how most affairs are discovered and what to do afterward.
If you're searching for ways to help a marriage in crisis, know that you're not alone in this. The path ahead might seem daunting. But with the right approach, you can steer your relationship back to calmer waters. It's about taking that first step towards understanding and healing, together.
"My spouse wants to have sex with me. What do you think? Should I have sex with my spouse after they cheated on me?" So let's talk about that in this episode of Relationship Radio.
"I don't know how to get past what happened. I can't get the images out of my head–who he has been with and the things that he has done." Does this sound like you?
"My spouse is cheating. I'm hurting and emotionally exhausted because of my cheating spouse. How can I stop hurting and become emotionally healthy again?"
Is surviving infidelity in your marriage possible? Limerent affairs create chemical changes in your brain, much like an addiction that tends to wear off over time.
What is cheating? Is it still cheating if it never becomes physical? Is there such thing as emotional cheating? The answer is yes.
You've undoubtedly heard someone say they fell "madly in love" before. But, what does that term mean? It is a psychological change in your behavior that we call limerence.
You're in pain. You just found out your spouse is cheating on you, and you're not sure what to do. Let me give you a few tips to start healing your pain.
When an affair ends abruptly, both the person betrayed and the spouse in the matter are affected.