It’s rare that a marriage ends in divorce without certain marriage problems surfacing to give you both a warning.
Do you think you could recognize those problems if you saw them?
Researchers have pinpointed very specific behaviors that signal divorce.
Finding out your spouse cheated is devastating, but learning how to rekindle the marriage will ultimately be something you’ll want to work for.
You may not feel that way at first, but if you’re like most couples who go through the nightmare of infidelity…you’ll want to rebuild.
Forget what everyone is telling you. There’s a better way to rescue your relationship, and Lee H. Baucom knows what it is.
If someone told you to seek addiction advice from a drug dealer, you’d think they were joking.
Yet that’s like the advice we all hear all the time from friends and family when marriages start to fall apart.
Ask anyone who ever got married, and they’ll tell you everything started out just great. Each spouse paid special attention to the other, and both felt loved, appreciated, and fulfilled.
Skip ahead ten years and for many married couples it’s a different story. Women feel ignored, men feel like their wives have given up, and nobody feels that special feeling that comes with young love.
But does that mean a marriage is over?
If you have recently discovered that your spouse cheated on you, your first thought likely goes straight to divorce. After all, they say that “once a cheater, always a cheater”, right? Not to mention the embarrassment of your friends and family knowing that you’re even thinking of staying with the cheater.
There are so many things to think about when you find out your spouse cheated.