Infidelity is a problem that can create some of the worst crises for a couple. Although we are not inherently faithful, the truth is that we live in a monogamous culture, and when both parties have agreed, The person who was unfaithful violated this agreement and their partner’s trust. Even if it doesn’t seem so, infidelity doesn’t have to mean the breakup of the couple: it is necessary for both parties to speak to each other without censorship, sit back together and decide what is best for their future.
Often times, the problem isn’t infidelity itself, but that This deception occurs as a result of a deteriorated relationship. In the end, the “horns”, while most noticeable, are just the tip of the iceberg of a much deeper crisis for the couple, and that can take years.
In any case, the cheated person has the right to get angry, to rebuild himself and, most importantly, to evaluate whether the infidelity was just a certain slip or is another sign of a destructive relationship that undermines his self-esteem. However, if the couple cannot overcome the obstacle on their own, but wants to try, there is also an opportunity to go to therapy with professionals.
In this gallery and Based on the advice and research of the Belgian psychotherapist Esther Perel, we offer you some basic rules to overcome the danger.
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