In terms of relationship bombs, confessing to your spouse about a secret relationship is one of the biggest. Unless you …
Updated Second Edition About the Author JANIS ABRAHMS SPRING, Ph.D., is a nationally acclaimed expert on issues of trust, intimacy, and forgiveness. She is the bestselling author of After the Affair and How Can I Forgive You? After the Affair was published in thirteen countries around the world and both books were finalists for the…
Infidelity Question for the Week of 05/07/2012 “If my husband continues calling his [former] mistress, is it considered infidelity?” This question was asked by one of our visitors. The response, offered by an author who writes about relationships, follows. This is not necessarily the position taken by the owner(s) of this site. Answer: The simple…
Surviving an Affair by Drs. Willard F. Harley and Jennifer H. Chalmers is a comprehensive survival guide for anyone connected to an affair or conduct of marital infidelity.Whether you are a wayward spouse, betrayed spouse, other woman, other man, or involved in relationship counseling – Read a Chapter Now.
It’s Valentine’s Day. You aren’t sure what to do for your wife. You need inspiration and you aren’t getting any. You’ve looked all over the place and you have run out of ideas. Here’s how not to tell her you love her this Valentine’s Day. You do not want to be served divorce papers this…
So you have determined that your wife wants to leave. Maybe she told you this yourself; maybe it’s just a suspicion. Perhaps you have been spying on her, reading her email when she’s out shopping or looking at her text messages when she’s in the shower [not cool]. You may be solely responsible for this…
This poll was first released on December 5, 2010 and requests respondents to define which of the five actions that they consider to be cheating. Please answer the (optional) question about your gender at the end of the poll. Please rate and/or comment on this poll. Thank you for your response(s).
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It’s good to know that you can find psychotherapists who are trained in the specialty of marital conflict resolution. These marriage counselors help couples to improve their relationships by facilitating the type of communication that can strengthen the bond that is needed to stave off a likely separation or divorce. Marriage counseling is a respected…