No Such Thing As TMI – The Importance of Full Disclosure After You Have Had an Affair

When there is infidelity in a marriage, there is no such thing as too much information. Full disclosure after an affair is a must.

by Sarah P.

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Cheating Spouses: How to Become Trustworthy After the Affair

As the unfaithful spouse, if you want to repair the foundation of your marriage, you have to know how to become trustworthy after the affair.

by Sarah P.

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Why Did I Cheat? – An Interview with Author & Marital Therapist, Andrew G. Marshall

Why Did I Cheat? Doug and Sarah P. interview author and Marital Therapist Andrew G. Marshall on this very important topic.

by Doug

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White Knight Syndrome – The Need to Rescue Others

White knight syndrome is a term used to describe someone who feels compelled to “rescue” people in intimate relationships, often at the expense of their own needs.

by Doug

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More Crucial Things that Wayward Spouses Need to Know

I go over some of the mistakes that cheaters make after their affair (including myself) and the lessons learned from those mistakes. I framed the article as “things I wished I’d known.”

by Doug

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Q&A With An Unfaithful Wife

A couple of years ago we did an interviews with an unfaithful wife, Sara. It will give you an idea of the mindset of unfaithful women and men.

by Linda and Doug

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Universal Behaviors of Wayward Spouses that Sabotage a Marriage After an Affair

Here are a few of the many universal behaviors by wayward spouses that sabotage a marriage after an affair is discovered.

by Sarah P.

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An Unfaithful Person Ponders His Actions and His Pain

An unfaithful person looks back in time and ponders his actions and wonders wonder if the partner who has had the affair is really understood.

by GuestPoster

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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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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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