Steps to Ending the Affair (Part 2)
Just like you do with someone addicted to alcohol or drugs, a good ole intervention! Where all their friends and family are there telling them that right NOW they have stop what they are doing and get help (marriage counseling or coaching). The family and friends also set firm boundaries with what they are willing to put up with now and in the future if this person wants to stay in their lives. This is a form of “Tough Love”. Stop the Madness! You need to stop screaming, yelling, fit throwing, arguing, and blaming. I know this seems impossible because they deserve all of the above but you want to look good to them and a screaming manic doesn’t look good to anyone. You must learn to keep your emotions under control. If you can’t then find a support group, yell and scream about it to a counselor but do everything you cannot to direct it towards your spouse. You want to be someone they want to be with, remember that.
Intervention
You’re saying that you love them and the life you both have together very much and that you’re willing to make them uncomfortable and angry in order to end their destructive behavior. You’re also saying that you care enough about yourself to set boundaries about what you are willing to accept in your life if they continue on in this affair.
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