…essential questions—but only when you are ready! The three most important questions to ask after the affair has ended You have found out your that partner has been cheating. The…
…from the clear and undisputed negative psychological effects of divorce on children. If the relationship includes ‘relationship sins’ such as cheating or emotional abuse, the challenges to staying together will…
“I cheated on my husband,” “I cheated on my wife” — What’s next? Recovering from an affair requires severing all ties with the outsider person. Learn what you need to…
…affair partner. Your cheating has shattered your husband’s or wife’s, boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s trust, security, and normalcy. Likely, your partner thinks that you have cheated because you have found someone…
…back on. For a vulnerable child, adultery can cause guilt. It can even lead to self-hate. Unwanted. When parents are struggling with the shockwaves of discovered cheating, children are often…
…govern interactions and relationships with the opposite sex. After the affair is over, this preventative measure is necessary to make sure cheating doesn’t happen again. They also reassure the betrayed…
…to hug your wife, but she stiffens like a board; she is not present. You know she is not cheating. Then why does she want a divorce? You know you…
