Surviving Infidelity

Blog on February 5th, 2009 2 Comments

Surviving Infidelity is a very serious issue in a lot of relationships. There are some common misconceptions about it. One of them is that it is mostly men who cheat. Not true, it is actually pretty evenly divided. A second misconception is that you cant possibly survive infidelity. That also is not true.

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Unfortunately most couples just really dont have the skills or the tool set to really understand what to do to repair an infidelity. So in that case its a good idea to find qualified therapist or clergy person to be of assistance because there are some very specific things you must do if you plan on surviving infidelity and rebuilding trust.

Trust is the thing that is most damaged in an infidelity. Later on though, if you can work through the issues and really change your relationship for the better many people find that you actually end up with a better, much stronger relationship than you ever had to start with. Because a lot of the early mistakes and expectations that were not quite accurate get corrected and resolved and that is the important thing because remember the outcome you are looking for is to have a happy, safe, healthy, loving marriage.

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2 Responses to “Surviving Infidelity”

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  2. JACK says:

    I have been married for 13 years with 3 children(DNA proven)
    I am totally faithful to my wife since we got maried and my vows are clean till now
    10 years ago my wife went to sleep with a married man fom 1999-2002.
    since 2002 she break ties with the lover after the abortion.
    They slept 5x together and the fifth time my wife invited him to our home when i was away.the end scenario my wife got pregnant,took my money and Abort the baby for fear of being caught or loosing me.
    Since then,it has been kept secret and i never knew about it.Last month i got a hint from a friend,i asked my wife and she confess to all and ask for forgiveness.I am a believer and i know i have biblical grounds for divorce.The question is,CAN I FORGIVE HER BUT NOT STAYED MARRIED TO HER?
    She said she is sorry but i believe she is sorry becos i found out and thats where the confession came.
    Please help.

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