Overcoming INFIDELITY: For the Partner Who Was Betrayed

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Overcoming INFIDELITY: For the Partner Who Was Betrayed

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Infidelity is not about what your spouse did. It’s about the impact of their actions on you and your life.

Demanding full disclosure of what happened, why it happened, where it happened, and with whom it happened is not an obsession, weakness, punishment, or "your mental illness"—gaslighting. It’s an act of self-protection and self-respect. It takes courage to want to hear the truth. Without knowing the truth, trust can't be rebuilt because the foundation of your relationship has been shattered. Imagine trying to build a new home on a foundation of broken concrete.

Betrayal doesn't end when the affair ends. It ends when the truth is told.

NationalCenterforEmotionalWellness.org

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