‘Dear Sarah P.’ – Ask Me Anything! – #1

This week we're going to debut a new series simply called, "Ask Sarah P. Anything." This first 'episode' hits on often mentioned issues of transparency, control, trust and snooping.

by Sarah P.

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I’m Having an Affair and Looking at Cheating in a Different Way

I’m having an affair. Can’t believe I said that. I wanted to share this with you all because I’ve been betrayed, 4, 5,…I lost track. And doing this is something I NEVER considered. That’s just not me. Let me explain.

by GuestPoster

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So How is Everyone Doing? Special Coronavirus Discussion

The coronavirus is turning out to be a life-changing event for many of us, so we thought it might be a good idea to offer a platform for the EAJ community to support one another.

by Linda and Doug

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Real Life Hardnosed Advice on How to Stop an Affair

Much of what is written on the subject of how to stop an affair seems to be along the lines that one cannot effectively do so. This post will look at the other side of the argument...

by Doug

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How to Forgive but Not Forget – Mark Manson’s 5-Step Process

Author and blogger, Mark Manson offers his take on how to forgive - and not forget.

by Doug

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He Said, She Said: When the Wayward Spouse Plays the Victim Role

You, as a betrayed spouse, must shut down conversations where a cheater plays the victim card or rationalize away their actions.

by Sarah P.

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Open ‘Mic’ #39 – What Do YOU Want to Talk About?

It's time to discuss what's on YOUR mind and share YOUR struggles.

by Linda and Doug

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Empowering Yourself: An Essential Part of Healing from Infidelity

While is appears that empowering yourself and being betrayed do not go together, on closer examination we find that such a belief is false.

by Sarah P.

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Opening Myself Up to the Idea That Forgiveness Can Happen

After my husband's affair, I am opening the door a bit more to the idea that forgiveness can happen. I don't have to rush it. But I don't have to keep refusing it either.

by “Tryingtogetover”

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The Wayward Spouse Must Take a Leading Role in Your Recovery

The wayward spouse must take a leading role in your recovery and do the heavy lifting. It is not acceptable for you to do the work of recovery alone, especially since you are not the one who broke the marriage.

by Sarah P.

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