How To Choose Between Your Husband And Your Affair Partner...... When Your Heart (Emotional Mind) And Your Head (Rational Mind) Disagree

Is Your Head Telling You One Thing —————>

<—————– But Your Heart Is Telling You Something Else?

Do you  feel torn in two by thought of having to choose between your husband and your affair partner? As authors Chip and Dan Heath explain in their book, Switch, “Your brain isn’t of one mind. The…brain has two independent systems at work at all times. First, there’s what’s called the emotional side. It’s the part of you that is instinctive, that feels pain and pleasure. Second, there’s the rational side, also known as the reflective or conscious system. It’s the part of you that deliberates and analyzes and looks into the future.”

This is why you feel pulled in two different directions —> it’s because your emotional mind system and your rational mind system operate independently of each other —> and each mind system is focused on opposite things.

Unfortunately, if you’re like most women during an affair, you’re spending a lot of time weighing the differ­ences between your husband and your affair partner, with the hope that eventually, you’ll be able to reach a decision as to whether you want to stay married or get divorced. However, as I explain in Women’s Infidelity II, women rarely reach a decision by using the comparison method – because comparing a husband with an affair partner is like comparing a refrigerator with a TV. Each provides something entirely different from the other, thereby making comparisons completely ineffective.

There are ways women can know if their feelings for the other man are real or superficial, but generally speaking, affair partners usually aren’t good replacements for a spouse; instead they are good complements to a spouse. In other words, the person you choose to have an affair with is rarely the person you would choose to marry or be in a long-term relationship with if you were single. You see, during an affair, our standards are generally lower, overall, because we’re already getting some of our needs met; and therefore, we aren’t looking for the “total package” so to speak

If you haven’t read the Women’s Infidelity books, that’s where you need to start. The Women’s Infidelity books can save you months (or years) of unnecessary suffering. You’ll learn why it’s so hard for women to end and get over their affairs… and the 7 steps women must take to “Break Out Of Limbo!” 

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Why women lose sexual desire for their husbands
Why women are more likely than men to become addicted to affair sex
Why marriage and fidelity can actually be MORE difficult for women than it is for men
Why women have such a hard time ending and getting over their affairs 
Why women overwhelmingly initiate the majority of all divorces – even when they’re married to good men
Why and how men unknowingly make the problem worse by doing the opposite of what they need to do to save their marriages

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Learn how to understand your feelings for your husband, and:

How to know if your feelings for the other man are real
• How to understand your feelings for your husband – what it really means when you say, “I love him, but I’m not “in” love with him
How to know if there’s a possibility for a future with the other man
• How to stop your circular thinking
How to end your confusion and move forward in 7 clearly defined steps
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