"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.
You’ve caught your husband looking at other women online. Do you scream, rant, cry, or throw things? While that might be an understandable response, it’s not the best way to try and solve the situation.
What is cheating? Is it still cheating if it never becomes physical? Is there such thing as emotional cheating? The answer is yes.
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.
Suspicion is never a good feeling, especially if you suspect your spouse is cheating on you. Cheating is a form of betrayal that violates your marriage vows and the foundation of trust you've built your life upon.
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?
Listen to this episode of Relationship Radio to hear Dr. Joe Beam discuss the stages of emotional affairs, how they begin, and what people go through.
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?