Emotional Affair Recovery Best Tips In Recovering From Your Husband’s Emotional Affair

By Emily Atkins

How does one know she has reached acceptance over a betrayal caused by a loved one? Where does one start picking up the pieces of shattered trust? Will he do it again? Will there be another woman? Will everything be back to when it was all love and togetherness?

Love affairs are very common news nowadays. Everyone knows someone who is unfaithful to his spouse. However, never in your lifetime would you ever expect the man you married would commit such a heartbreaking thing. Sure men go through all kinds of change-everyone does! But a change of heart? That is definitely unacceptable. There are two kinds of affairs – physical and emotional. Your man being invested in another person emotionally on top of just sleeping with her, as with physical affairs, would definitely be a harder pill to swallow. It is tough enough to deal with the fact that your sharing your bed with another female. You also have to deal with him sharing his thoughts and dreams to her.

The road to emotional affair recovery is indeed a struggle. But after fixing the situation as a couple, successfully having your man think straight once again and getting rid of that mistress, where do you go? The fact that your relationship weathered that storm may not always promise victory. Emotional affair recovery is a long and tedious process. In order to fully function again as a couple and get rid of all the baggage, both of you will have to go through with it.

Below are the top ways to emotional affair recovery:

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— Go back to when you first dated, what was it that drew you to each other? Make it a conscious effort to tell each other everything – let him know that he will have to work hard to earn back you trust.

— Plan activities together. Set a date night every week if your schedules don’t allow you the luxury of time.

— Spend time with family members. This is always a good way to strengthen the family ties.

— A major change might be in order. If his affair was with a coworker he will have to do something about it. Whether he asks to be transferred or quit all together it’s his choice. If he met that other woman online, well maybe it’s time for him to limit his cyber fancy.

— Did he meet her through friends? Make him decide of whether those friends are worth keeping. Re-assess the people whom you think had a hand with the affair. You do not need so-called “friends” when in reality, they don’t have your back.

— Engage in something new for the both of you. You shouldn’t only stick to what you are used to – it’s important to explore. Surprise each other every now and then. This is one way of constantly showing your spouse his or her importance.

— Discuss the future of your marriage. What do you plan to achieve in your lifetime together? Stress on your marriage as a commitment rather than just an effect of emotions.

Take these suggestions to heart and you’ll see that emotional affair recovery is truly possible.

About the Author:

Emily Atkins

is a well-known writer and researcher about marriage problems. With the right approach and attitude, you can recover from your husband’s emotional affair. Visit

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