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Confronting Infidelity
| Trouble/Suspicion | Investigate/Discovery | Therapy |
| Second Chance | Separation/Divorce | Help The Kids Adjust |
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Facing the facts — and the guilty spouse.
When you know beyond doubt that your partner has been unfaithful, your next emotional hurdle is knowing how best to confront the reality of this life-shaking episode. Confronting infidelity and a cheating husband or wife is never easy and can easily get out of control. Knowing the right way to approach with your suspicions or evidence will allow you to stay in control and allow the confrontation to go as well as possible.
In this section you will find:
- How to manage your anger
- Ways to feel you’re in control
- Methods to deal with even more lies
- How to plan your next steps
FEATURED EXPERT
Andrew Bicknell researches and writes about a variety of subjects, including those dealing with relationships and infidelity.
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9 Keys to Moving Beyond the Pain
Anne Bercht, the director of the Beyond Affairs Network, is co-founder, along with her husband Brian, of www.passionatelife.ca, a website dedicated to creating a healthy, passionate marriage.
In order for our marriage to be healed, my husband had to be willing to answer my questions and be completely open and honest with me. If he’d been unwilling we would’ve missed out on the amazing marriage and passion we have today.
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Here's My Story
He's been married now for 25 years and has 3 children. I'm really confused on what to do.
I have been seeing my boss now for 4 years. It all stated over some cocktails at a company birthday party. He's been married now for 25 years and has 3 children. I'm really confused on what to do. I love him very much and I know it's wrong. We really don't do a whole lot outside of the office. I really don't know how his relationship is with his wife. We really don’t talk about his wife too much. He really loves his kids a lot and would like for them to all finish collage. He seems like he really loves me a lot. I really love this man — what should I do?
