If your partner has cheated before, the risk of it happening again is higher. But that doesn’t mean it’s a guarantee. Instead of adopting a “Once a cheater, always a cheater” mindset, it’s important to be open to the possibility of change.
One red flag to watch out for is a history of binging. Not just with food or drink, but also in the realm of affairs. Losing self-control in one area often leads to losing it in others. While not all binge eaters or drinkers are automatically cheaters, the risk is higher for them if they’ve cheated in the past.
You may not have paid much attention to how your spouse eats before, but it’s actually a revealing detail. Being unaware of binge eating could indicate that there’s still work to be done in truly understanding each other.
In the journey of affair recovery, both partners will influence each other in ways they may not realize. It’s crucial to prioritize self-control over self-indulgence in your marriage. By understanding each other’s triggers and warning signs, you can lower the risk of relapse.
Don’t avoid discussing these important topics or get distracted. Watch the video “Reducing Affair Relapse” to learn more about the early warning signs and how to navigate potentially dangerous times.
Take action now and click to download your copy today. Let’s keep it real and work towards a stronger, more faithful relationship.
Sincerely,
Jeff
