Consider the following ways to avoid or end an extramarital affair and learn about the importance of knowing your spouse’s primary needs.
Emotional Affair
You think it won’t happen to you, can’t happen to you. You think, There’s no way. Not me! Think again.
Whether you’ve been married for 30 days or 30 years, you’re never really immune to an extramarital affair.
Whether you or your spouse recently confessed extramarital affair, we want to help you recover from the affair amid this overwhelming pain.
Husbands and wives get to choose where they place their attention. Taking time for a self-evaluation of misplaced affections can be key to continuing to build a healthy marriage relationship.
“Almost before I knew what I was doing, I committed the sin of adultery. My first slight step seemed completely harmless. The next was more deliberate, an exercise in self-indulgence.”
Maybe you’re thinking, How did I get here? Or maybe you deliberately sought comfort outside your marriage. Here are tips to help you pursue healing in your marriage after being unfaithful to your spouse.
One reason pornography is attractive is its capacity for secretive retribution.
Emotional affairs venture into dangerous territory. They may not lead to physical involvement, but can still devastate marriages.
In This Series: 1. The Stages of Pornography Addiction 2. Pornography and Virtual Infidelity 3. Pornography Lies 4. Corrosive Influence of Porn on Wives 5. Erosive Influence of Porn Upon Husbands 6. Marital Fidelity in a Social-Media World The photograph was invented in 1839, and in just 11 quick years the word “pornographer‚” was seeded …
