No matter who cheated, surviving infidelity is one of the greatest challenges a marriage can face. Infidelity brings a swirl of negative emotions - anger, hatred, guilt, sadness - that completely take over a relationship. It's only normal that these emotions are so powerful - after all, years (or even decades) of trust have been destroyed.
For many couples, infidelity marks the end of a relationship. But it doesn't have to be that way. Even if your spouse is the one who cheated, and isn't ready to end the affair, you can still take steps to make your spouse commit to the marriage again. And if you're the one who cheated, there are ways you can restore your spouse's trust in you - even if you've cheated more than once!
One of the best resources I can recommend for couples dealing with cheating issues is Save the Marriage by Dr. Lee Baucom. I've recommended this course to many couples, and many of them have ended up surviving infidelity and re-developing their relationships.
If you want to get past your marriage's infidelity issues and get back on track, Save the Marriage is well worth a look. It costs less than a nice dinner, and it can help you quickly restore your marriage - even if your partner isn't ready. Surviving infidelity takes a lot of work, but I've found this is the best resource to help you get there.
