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Infidelity. Cheating. Adultery. An affair. Whatever term you use, it’s a devastating event in a marriage or partnership.
Unless we enter into an arranged marriage (which is very common in some cultures and religions – and interestingly, rarely ends in divorce), we marry feeling deeply in love, extremely excited, and expecting marriage to last.
Getting over a divorce and your ex-partner is an important step towards healing and moving forward with your life, yet it isn’t something that will happen quickly. Finding closure after divorce isn’t easy and the term “closure” itself means different things to different people.
Many people “mark time” in a relationship that has passed its use-by date, wondering if things will improve, hoping to recapture the joys of the past, fearing the unknown (or that they will regret a decision to leave), or simply being unwilling to shut the door on a marriage
Breakups are painful – and none more so than when the breakup is of your core relationship. Even if the separation is ultimately what you want and what you know is for the best, it is still a painful process – second only to the death of a spouse as life’s most stressful event.
Poor communication within a relationship is one of the biggest reasons couples will ultimately separate and divorce.

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