Your Questions About Infidelity, Part 1
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Someone cheated. What now? Can a marriage survive infidelity, either physical or emotional? Can a relationship recover after an affair?
Over the past while, I have been answering listener questions (you can submit by emailing here). And this week, we turn our attention to the subject of infidelity and affairs (both physical and emotional).
To be honest, I receive more questions on this topic than any other (which is the reason I wrote the book on recovering from an affair). So, this is only part 1 of my answers.
Affairs and infidelity affect many marriages. They are a risk during a marriage crisis, and they deepen a crisis already happening. Infidelity is less a cause of the actual crisis, and more a symptom. But a discovered affair is often the first clear sign of the depths of crisis.
How do you deal with your emotions? How do you deal with your spouse? And how about that other person?
We touch on this and many other issues in the episode below. Listen in.
RELATED RESOURCES
Book: Recovering From The Affair
Prior Affair Resources
Aftermath Of An Affair
Importance of Forgiveness
Importance of Apology
System To Save Your Marriage (including Audio on Dealing With Affair)
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Infidelity is powerful. And destructive.