Emotional Affair • After the Affair

Emotional Infidelity in Marriage – Why It Happens And How You Can Recognize It

Is your marriage vulnerable to emotional infidelity?

And is emotional cheating just as damaging to a marriage as a physical affair?

Regrettably, it’s often challenging to save a relationship after any kind of infidelity. As it can destroy trust between you and your spouse and create a whole lot of pain and heartache.

In this article, I’ll explore emotional infidelity in marriage, why it happens and how to recognize the signs when it is happening to you or your partner.

You’ll find out more about emotional affairs, the dangers, and the harm they can cause to your relationship with your partner:

How to Deal With Your Husband’s Emotional Affair

Just because your spouse didn’t have sex with someone doesn’t mean their affair isn’t just as painful.

There are many kinds of affairs, and in some ways an emotional affair can be even worse than a sexual dalliance.

Because the emotions that you share with someone you love are often even more important than the physical connection that people having “just” sex experience.

Don’t let anyone tell you that your husband’s emotional affair isn’t just as painful and hard to deal with as someone’s physical affair.

The point is your spouse still shared things with someone else that was supposed to be reserved only for the special relationship between a husband and a wife.

The Three P’s to Coping After an Emotional Affair

A marital affair is not confined to physical betrayal only. Emotional adultery is just as common today and cause just as much hurt, pain and heartbreak, so healing and coping after an emotional affair is the same process.

Discovering that your spouse is involved in an emotional affair is a painful thing to deal with.

They have formed a close bond with someone else and this often triggers negative feelings and emotions such as anger, sadness and anxiety, in you.