Affair Recovery - Page 11 of 14 • After the Affair

Feeling Hopeless After The Adultery Is Your Worst Enemy: Here Are 7 Ways To Defeat It

After the adultery, you will transition among a myriad of emotions that you might not have expected. Some of them will be fairly typical, such as shock, sadness, and anger. Others might catch you off guard. Hopelessness is one emotion that can really take it’s toll on you.

Of all of the different thoughts and emotions that you will go through, feelings of hopelessness are the most dangerous. Feeling hopeless is your worst enemy because it can have dangerous affects on your mental health, not to mention the outcome of your marriage and the people around you.

How to Use Online Marriage Counseling to Fix Your Marriage After Infidelity

In today’s busy world it can be difficult to seek counseling even when you know you should, such as when infidelity has affected your marriage. Fortunately, with online marriage counseling you and your spouse can seek help privately, securely and from the comfort of your own home. Online counseling is a real option for couples struggling to fix their marriage after infidelity.

How to Survive Infidelity And Learn To Trust Again

One of the most difficult questions in how to survive infidelity, after the initial shock, isn’t making the choice to work on you marriage, but rather to learn to trust your spouse again. There are some things that you can do to rebuild the trust, restore the relationship with your partner and save your marriage.

9 Effective Ways to Personally Healing After an Affair

When a spouse cheats during a marriage it can feel like the entire earth is falling out from under you. It’s hard to know who to trust and what to do.

Your self-esteem takes a hit, and you feel completely out of control and like you will never be happy again.

The thing is, whether your marriage survives or not — you can recover and heal after an affair.

How to Take Charge of Your Roller Coaster Emotions When Dealing With Infidelity

Experiencing infidelity is often compared to riding a very frightening roller coaster without a harness protecting you from injury.

Your emotions will go from up to down at the drop of a hat.

You’ll be enjoying a normal day when tears spring to your eyes or you feel red hot hatred for the spouse with whom you just shared a loving kiss.

These roller coaster emotions are actually normal to a point, but there are ways to take charge of them when dealing with infidelity.