Survey results for Valentine’s Day: Surviving Infidelity & Surviving Valentine’s Day

Rick Reynolds, LCSW
by Rick Reynolds, LCSW
Founder & President, Affair Recovery

It’s Valentine’s Day and I hope your day is special.

The results from last week’s survey and suggestions made by the respondents might interest you on this Valentine’s Day. 425 people who had experienced infidelity agreed that the hardest part about celebrating the first Valentine’s Day after the affair is the reminder of the infidelity. Both the betrayed and the unfaithful agree, 54% and 47% respectively. Interestingly, 30% of the unfaithful say the uncertainty of how to act is the h...

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I would highly recommend giving this a try.
 
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