9 Ways to Prevent Cheating & Infidelity In Marriage (Your Anti-Affair Weapon!)

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Unlike what we see in the movies, cheating and infidelity can happen in any marriage – weak or strong, old or new. It’s not just cunning vixens and handsome heartthrobs that are getting in on the action, normal people do it too. Sometimes affairs are for love, and other times, it’s just about the sex. Regardless of the reason, the consequences of cheating are just as hurtful to all involved off screen as they are on screen.

Some couples manage to overcome cheating and stay together, but for others the damage done is too much and so they call it quits. As a relationship coach, marriage expert, and author of the best-selling Mend the Marriage Program, I’ve worked with couples that are coping with a cheating spouse. I often get asked “Why would my partner do this to me?” - Unfortunately there is no one reason for why a partner cheats, but there are many factors to consider. My name is Brad Browning, by the way, and today I’m going to share with you ten ways to prevent cheating and infidelity in your marriage.

Number 1: Openly Communicate

To keep your marriage alive, you and your spouse must talk to one another. Sounds simple, but I don’t just mean “good morning” and “good night.” Instead, have honest conversations about how you’re feeling, what you expect from one another, and what is and isn’t working in your marriage. Equally as important, never hold in your emotions; bottling up your feelings is a recipe for disaster.

To have effective conversations with your spouse, it’s important to let them know that they can be open and honest with you about their thoughts, feelings and desires. By assuring your partner that all judgements are set aside, you’ll be giving them something they don’t have with just anyone: An outlet.

Being an outlet for your spouse to rant, vent, share secrets with, and explore their desires makes you a valuable part of their life and is a great defence against infidelity.

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