Open ‘Mic’ #39 – What Do YOU Want to Talk About?
It's time to discuss what's on YOUR mind and share YOUR struggles.
Linda and Doug
Linda and Doug
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.
Sarah P.
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.
“Tryingtogetover”
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.
Sarah P.
“How Could You?” – The Psychology of Justifications, Rationalizations and Excuses for Infidelity
The excuses for infidelity are often big lies built on tiny grains of truth which allows the cheater to blame their actions on someone, or something else.
Doug
How Infidelity Affects the Eight Areas that Lead to Successful Relationships
Infidelity affects all eight areas of successful relationships and steals in the night all that was sacred. Infidelity infects, infiltrates, and slowly poisons that thing we called love for each other.
Sarah P.
When Your Spouse Is Still in Contact with the Affair Partner – Become Your First Priority
Advice for a woman whose husband is still in contact with the affair partner.
Linda and Doug
Should I Stay or Should I Go: Is Gray Divorce for You?
Older couples sometimes drift apart and become dissatisfied with their marriage. Once the kids leave home, they get what's often called a gray divorce.
Sarah P.
What Happens When Mom Has an Affair: A Review of the Book Mended
Mended is a genuine story of restoration and grace that opens a window into the lives of an ordinary family with an astonishing account of their personal recovery from infidelity.
Sarah P.
Confronting a Cheater and the Other Person
So what about confronting a cheater based on your suspicions of him/her having an affair? When should you confront them? When should you lay low? What about confronting their affair partner?
Linda