How to Help Your Spouse Heal from Your Affair: Recovering from Infidelity, Restoring Intimacy and Regaining Trust by Janet Bloom

Cheating doesn’t signify the end of your relationship. In fact, this could be the moment to strengthen your relationship—with the right knowledge!

Ninety-eight percent of men admit to having fantasies about someone other than their partner. Eighty percent of women do too! So where is the line? When does that fantasy become an affair? A flirtatious moment? A teasing selfie? A kiss? Sex?

What does your partner think about your actions and how much suffering have you caused in the process?

Infidelity is a far more complex psychological matter than just someone straying because they aren’t happy in their marriage or relationship.

True, there could be problems at home, but there could also be some deep personal issues that need to be resolved before expecting to see any changes in a relationship.

How many times have you heard yourself say, “I will change?" Do you know what needs changing?

Regardless of your gender, sexual orientation, level of commitment, or type of affair, you will need help if you want to help your partner and yourself.

We are all human, and we all have the potential to make a mistake as devastating as being unfaithful. We are all tempted, and though we don’t all act on it, those who do have the power to make it right.

It’s not going to be easy, nor should it be. Trust is like a piece of paper, almost impossible to straighten once it’s been crumpled.

But for anyone who is genuinely sorry and prepared to make the effort, nothing is impossible!

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