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How to Heal When Your Husband Has Been Unfaithful

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Lisa knew that something had changed with her husband. He was
working longer hours, was tense and showed little interest in her
or the children's activities. She never suspected her husband,
who was a leader in their place of worship and community, would
be unfaithful. She was blindsided when her husband came home one
night and said he wanted a divorce because he had fallen in love
with another woman.


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How to Heal When Your Husband Has Been Unfaithful
Copyright (c) 2008 Cathi Adams
Divorce Secrets
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Lisa knew that something had changed with her husband. He was
working longer hours, was tense and showed little interest in her
or the children’s activities. She never suspected her husband,
who was a leader in their place of worship and community, would
be unfaithful. She was blindsided when her husband came home one
night and said he wanted a divorce because he had fallen in love
with another woman. Lisa was lucky. She had her own job and money
and was able to get a good attorney and win custody of their two
children. The psychological effects of her husband’s cheating
proved to be the most difficult aspect of her divorce.

Any type of betrayal is devastating. Adultery cuts into the
belief that for better or worse, your spouse will be faithful.
The key to your healing is in how you view yourself after you
have been betrayed.

 * It’s not about you. Your husband didn’t cheat because you
weren’t pretty enough, thin enough or interesting enough. Your
husband cheated because he broke his marriage vows—period.

 * Revenge is not the answer. Don’t have an affair to get back at
your spouse. Don’t smash out his car windows. These things sound
good in songs and may make you feel better temporarily. But your
actions could be used against you. You will feel better in the
long run if you don’t resort to cheap revenge tactics.

 * Don’t compare yourself to the “other woman.” She may appear to
be younger, smarter and richer, but you are you! No one can offer
what you can to the world. If your spouse can’t see all the
wonderful things about you, it is his loss.

 * If children are involved in the divorce, try to shield them
from the details as much as possible. Particularly in small
towns, affairs are fuel for gossip. Your husband is still your
children’s father and you don’t want the children to hear the
salacious stories of the father’s infidelity. Even when you are
hurting, try to put on a brave front for the children.

 * Learn to trust again. You are not fully healed if you are
carrying the effects of the betrayal into your other
relationships. Adultery not only affects future romances, but
relationships with co-workers and family. You may feel that if
your husband could have betrayed you, anyone can. Don’t fall into
the trap of believing that all people are untrustworthy and will
hurt you.

 * Take care of yourself. You may be tempted to let everything go
and spend your nights crying while watching revenge movies and
eating cartons of ice cream. Sleep well and eat right. Give
yourself a spa day. Spend time with your friends. Do something
your spouse would not do with you. Don’t left life stop because
someone broke your trust.

Give yourself time to heal. Betrayal cuts deep. Don’t hide your
feelings. If you feel like you are having a hard time, don’t be
afraid to seek help. You can turn to a professional therapist or
seek counseling from a spiritual advisor. The most important
thing is to not let your husband’s betrayal ruin your life. Life
is too short and has too many wonderful things still to offer
you.






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Cathi Adams is the author of "Divorce Secrets: What Every Women
Should Know." This invaluable resource provides steps to ensure
financial security to woman faced with the possibility of
divorce. Visit her web site for a FREE report -What You 
Absolutely Must Know Before You Even THINK About Getting 
A Divorce: http://www.DivorceDefense.com
http://www.DivorceCourtSecrets.com


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