'Affairs' Archives
The Truth About Marital Fidelity
“Nothing is more noble, nothing more venerable than fidelity. Faithfulness and truth are the most sacred excellences and endowments of the human mind.” ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero Why is it that on the day couples say “I do,” 100 percent of us commit to monogamy, yet ultimately many people break that promise? During the lifetime [...]
Posted: January 11th, 2012 under Affairs.
Tags: infidelity, relationship recharge
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Regret and Recovery After the Affair
If only I’d thought about the pain I would cause, If only I’d looked toward my partner rather than away, If only I’d spoken louder about the emptiness I felt, If only I’d stopped arguing and started listening, If only I’d compromised more, If only I’d had more patience, If only I’d kept my commitment [...]
Posted: October 19th, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: after the affair, anne bercht, beyond affairs network, recovering from affairs, relationship recharge
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Three Tips for Preventing an Affair
Men’s affairs in particular are often the cause of troubled marriages and not the effect. In my data, 56 percent of men who entered into affairs said they had ‘happy’ or ‘very happy’ marriages, compared with 30 percent of women. For men, the strongest predictor for having an affair is their attitudes and values about [...]
Posted: October 5th, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: mignon mclaughlin, preventing affairs, relationship recharge, shirley glass, slippery slope of an affair
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The Courage to Hope After an Affair
Dealing with extramarital affairs is a life-altering experience. It’s more than just dealing with the affairs themselves (as if that weren’t enough). It’s dealing with the fact that nothing is the way you thought it was. Your dreams of the “perfect marriage,” however unrealistic, have been shattered. ~ Peggy Vaughan, author, To Have and to [...]
Posted: August 3rd, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: after the affair, peggy vaughan, preventing affairs, recovering from affairs, relationship recharge, the monogamy myth, to have and to hold
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Risky Business – Affairs in the Workplace
The workplace has become the prime launching pad for modern infidelity. ~ Shirley Glass, author, Not “Just Friends” Had a rough day? Your co-worker would understand much more than your spouse; you rationalize that you don’t want to take the stress home and dump it on your partner. Why not grab a bite to eat [...]
Posted: July 28th, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: affairs in the workplace, randstad work watch, relationship recharge, ruth houston, work spouse
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5 Truths Every Married Person Needs to Know About Affairs
The new infidelity is between people who unwittingly form deep, passionate connections before realizing that they’ve crossed the line from platonic friendship into romantic love. Infidelity is any emotional or sexual intimacy that violates trust.~ Shirley Glass, author, Not “Just Friends” Affair – The word no married person expects or wants to ever hear. Though [...]
Posted: July 22nd, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: accidental affair, affairs in the workplace, deal breakers, infidelity, radical relationships
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Know the Warning Signs of an Affair
Posted: July 20th, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: infidelity, rachel hunter, relationship recharge, warning signs of an affair
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Don’t Fall Down the Slippery Slope of an Affair
I’m tempted to go to all the buildings downtown and put up a sign, ‘DANGER ZONE: Men and Women at Work.’~ Shirley Glass, Ph.D. Allan and his colleague, Kelly, spent two months tirelessly working on next year’s strategic plan. Their collegial bond developed into a mutual respect for each other’s work; devoted to their company’s [...]
Posted: July 13th, 2011 under Affairs.
Tags: breeding ground for affairs, infidelity, not just friends, relationship recharge, shirley glass, slippery slope of an affair
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Reading to Forgive After An Affair
Before a betrayed partner can let go and forgive, he needs to make sense of what happened – and sometimes talking is not enough. Bibliotherapy, or reading therapy, as an adjunct to counseling has been shown to speed the recovery process significantly. And it increases the odds of maintaining progress once therapy has ended. Prescribing [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2009 under Affairs, Forgiveness.
Tags: anne bercht, bibliotherapy, book recommendations, donald h baucom, douglas k snyder, gloria g harris, janis abrahms spring, kristina coop gordon, peggy vaughan, process of forgiveness, reading therapy, reading to understand affairs, relationship recharge, relationships, rona subotnik, self-help books, shirley glass
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After the Affair – Rebuilding Commitment and Trust
The rocky road back to re-commitment and trust after an affair is akin to climbing a mountain. Reaching the summit looks like an impossible ascent as you begin the long, painful journey one step at a time. Emotionally, you are in unfamiliar terrain feeling more vulnerable than ever before. It’s estimated that only 35% of [...]
Posted: September 30th, 2009 under Affairs.
Tags: affair, after the affair, commitment, how to rebuild commitment, infidelity, rebuilding commitment and trust, relationship recharge, relationships, trust is shattered
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