Why do you really want to know what happened? Why would you want to tell about your infidelity after the affair? Is it really that important for healing after an affair?
This week we’re exploring “The least productive actions taken by the unfaithful spouse after the infidelity came to light?” As mentioned in last week’s article, pouring fuel on a burning fire can b
As a young man, I had no appreciation for Greek Mythology. That was my loss. As an older man, I’ve come to appreciate the lessons taught by these stories.
This week’s article explores the question “What did you not know that you needed to know, after the affair came to light?” from the perspective of the unfaithful person.
Back in the mid-eighties I had a business fail. I guess that’s not unusual in the world of business, but it was new to me. In fact when I went down, I did it up right.
When discussing barriers to recommit I’m reminded of a folk tale about a chicken and a pig trying to decide what each should bring to a big party they’re throwing.
When my dad was six months old, my grandmother placed him too close to the fire. Life as a sharecropper in the 1920’s provided little more than the necessities.
Have you ever talked till you’re blue in the face trying to get someone to see his or her reality, but to no avail? I did just tonight. Sandy is an attractive 32 year old mother of two.
Love will always act in the best interest of another. It is not self-seeking; rather it is others centered. It’s been said Love is the benefit of another, at the expense of self.
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