One of the most harmful legacies of an affair is how it can make the victim feel unattractive, unappealing, unworthy of attention. Now that moving beyond the betrayal has priority, it’s time to appreciate the beautiful person you truly are.
Dawn Hull is a Professional Skin Care Consultant.
Infidelity & online dating expert,founder of www.WomanSavers.com,world's largest database rating men, targeting abusive and cheating men. Has written over 53 articles on infidelity, abuse and online dating and is the author of "Sex Lies and the Internet"
Nowadays adulterers are more likely to find fulfillment with a work mate. The work relationship becomes rich, while things at home may become pressurized and child-centered. As a result, adultery is more disruptive and threatening to the marriage.
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"My husband is bipolar..."
My husband is bipolar. During his manic state he had an affair... and maybe even before the acute mania when he was hypomanic,but I'm not sure. I am trying to be understanding because he has an illness but it's so difficult to seperate the hurt and pain from the logic. I know that this is one symptom of bipolar disorder and if I'm going to accept that my husband has this illness then I have to accept all the symptoms but I just can't get a handle on this one. I am disgusted, hurt, humiliated and sickened by it. I thought our love could weather any storm. I feel hate and love at the same time. I don't know if I can truly let this go. When he had his first episode 8 yrs ago I know for certain this did not happen but after one year he weaned himself off of his meds. This time I had to have him involuntarily put in the hospital, he refused to take his meds when he got out.