Tuesday, November 8, 2011

How to Survive an Infidelity

Relationships often suffer from unfaithfulness, and this is a very common problem that most of the couples experience. Some may survive, others may give up. But did you ever think of this when it will happen to you in the future? Have you thought of the ways that you will do when you are in a situation like this? How will you react if you knew that you’re partner is into this? These are the most of the questions that you should be prepared or ready for, if you intended to survive an infidelity.
Below are some of the actions you may do in order to survive infidelity in a relationship:
Analyze the situation. Think that you are not just the person who has this problem, and there are billions of you out there. Go out; be with friends or relatives who are close to your heart so you will have the power to think clearly and the wisdom to not seek revenge because your partner has caused you very deep pain. Giving yourself the liberty to think things over won’t lead you to arguments that won’t actually make the situation even worse.
Talk to your partner. If you think that you are actually ready and calm enough to face your partner, then go to place wherein you can sit comfortable and talk like in parks or restaurants. Remember not to go to places that both have emotional attachment to the both of you, for things not to get rumbled up. Let him understand that your partners responsible for this, and you have the right to know why it happened, and also be tactful in asking if he still wanted to continue the relationship that you have.
Give time for yourself. Before you make any decisions, give time for yourself to think things over if you wanted to go on with the relationship or not. Forgiving the one you love is actually easy, but it is hard to erase the pain that you felt every time you remember it, right? If you have children it is recommended that you stay in the house while doing some soul-searching.
Seek a relationship counselor. The best time to seek a relationship counselor is when your anger has vanished and you’re ready to forgive your partner. It is required that you attend seminars with your chosen counselor as a couple so you will be able to understand every detail  of it together for a future harmonious relationship ahead of you.
Have a heart to heart talk with your partner. Make sure that you exactly know the right words to say when you do this, so that you when you are already face-to-face with your spouse you are able to explain to him what exactly you wanted to happen in your relationship.
Acceptance. It is hard to rebuild a trust that was once broken, sometimes other people may even find it hard to gain back that trust once again even though they still love their partner. But come to think of it, once you have forgiven your partner about his fault and you have decided to go on with your relationship, trust can be gained along the way once you are able to see that your partner is sincere enough and is really sorry for the wrong act that he has done.
Set dates. When you are on the stage of welcoming the relationship again, dates are very helpful in having that love and trust that was lost. Go to the movies, to your favorite restaurants or to places that were witnesses of your loving moments together.
What’s good about second chances is that, you are able to love your partner even more and discover the new you. Surviving an infidelity is a step to a loving and much stronger relationship with your partner too. Though it is actually hard at first, but you will gain important lessons at the end and a more romantic relationship ahead of you.

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