Those who have endured, survived infidelity and embarked upon the healing journey have much to share.
Here is a response from one of our readers:
1. What kind of affair faced you?
My husband had a three year affair with a woman fifteen years our junior, he said it wasn’t anything to do with sex it was an emotional affair, which I really think is the worse kind of affair as they are emotionally involved with someone else.
2. What are 2-3 resources that helped you survive and cope with the infidelity?
Prayer, your e.book ‘Break Free From an Affair’ and my family.
3. Describe 2-3 break-through moments or events that helped you see the affair from a different perspective, provided healing or helped make a decision?
My husband would not sign the divorce papers. he asked me to forgive him and give him another chance. After reading your e.book I changed my tactics and realized that I was torturing myself by blaming myself and realized that I am responsible for my own happiness.
4. What have you learned about yourself as a result of the infidelity?
I am a very strong person now, I am not jealous at all, I am very happy with the way things are at the moment and all the advice I received has helped me to be calm in any situation, I think my husband realized that there was a life after him.
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Dr. Robert Huizenga, The Infidelity Coach
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December 19th, 2008 at 6:06 pm
I am curious about staying nuetral. I believe my husband had an affair, or many I am reallt not sure. I just realized one day.. It was like someone kicked me in the stomach. That was thre years go this month. He denied it…& still does to this day.. I truly loved this man he was my everything..now I have no faith in him & beleive he stays with me for financial reasons..The thoughts I have are so painful; I can’t bare them..what is staying nuetral? This belief of an affair has never left me & his excuses for certain circumstances leave me always empty..please help Pat