Episode 16 Part 1: Why people stay after cheating; How to get a cheating spouse back home; Conflict Avoiders Create Conflict

Episode 17 Part 2: Nicole and Dave Fallout From Confirmation of Cheating

Episode 17 Part 2: Nicole and Dave Fallout From Confirmation of Cheating

Episode 17 Part 1: Life as it SHOULD be vs Life as it IS; The Impact of Infidelity on Religious Beliefs; The Impact of Others’ Reactions to the Infidelity on the Couple’s Decisions

Episode 17 Part 1: Life as it SHOULD be versus Life as it IS; How these sometimes-conflicting views impact marriage, and the response to infidelity The Impact of Infidelity on Religious Beliefs Infidelity often has a significant impact on religious views and behaviors The Impact of Others’ Reactions to the Infidelity on the Couple’s Decisions

Episode 16 Part 2: Stacy & Todd Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating

Episode 16 Part 2: Stacy & Todd Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating   How cheating impacts how the cheated-on partner feels about the marriage, not just in the present but how it makes them feel about the past and the marriage itself overall The cheating partner, Monica's side of the story from her perspective. The issues Stacy faces in trying to get past Todd's infidelity and how they handle an unexpected issue that arises between them

Episode 16 Part 1: Why people stay after cheating; How to get a cheating spouse back home; Conflict Avoiders Create Conflict

Episode 16 Part 1: Why people stay after cheating is discovered. We discuss the most common reason people stay in a marriage after discovering their spouse has cheated. If a cheating spouse has left to be with someone else, how does a spouse go about getting them to come home? What difficulties does this create? How does a cheated-on spouse handle this scenario? Conflict Avoiders Create Conflict. Conflict Avoiders are not peacemakers. They actually have a tendency to create a lot of conflict, they avoid the consequence of dealing with the problems they create. But they, not only tend to create a lot of problems, they tend to take actions that make those problems as bad as possible before the spouse inevitably finds out. They then blame their spouse for their avoidance but it's actually a quirk of their personality. It's not the spouse's fault that they hid problems or information until a critical point was reached.

Episode 15 Part 2: Gaslighting versus Lying; Chad and Amy the Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating

Episode 15 Part 2: Gaslighting versus Lying; Chad and Amy the Fallout from Confirmation of Cheating   The Intro describes the difference between gaslighting and just ordinary lying Amy's response to learning for certain that Chad has been cheating. The effects of gaslighting highly drive how Amy responds.