After the Affair: How to Save Your Marriage

Infidelity is a betrayal of the deepest nature - compromising the very foundation of a marriage. Though it may signal the end of your relationship, you may also find a way for your relationship to survive and even thrive. If you want to learn more about this topic after watching the video, check out my article: blogs.webmd.com/relationships...
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[@Gotoworkkk]

Once that crystal vase breaks? It will NEVER come back together correctly again.

[@LeslieBeckerPhelpsPhD]

I agree that it will never come back together again the same. However, with a lot of hard work and some good fortune, some do bring their relationship back together again, and some make it even stronger than it was initially. I know it can be hard to imagine, but this does happen.

[@billj8513]

The one who was hurt should realize that you can never trust that person again. You’re not a warden and you shouldn’t have to look over your shoulder every time a trigger happens. The other person chose to cheat, not you. Go and work on any possible codependent issues you may have. Get your life back and chose a new course.

[@chikostica6782]

nice advice but you will never forget what happened and you will always carrying it to your entire life.

[@marcellaegnatia7940]

you should not save the marriage...stupidity

[@LeslieBeckerPhelpsPhD]

I can understand why you'd say that. And in many cases, it is not a wise choice to stay together. But some couples are able to use this marital crisis to strengthen their relationship, even though the betrayal is not forgotten.