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77Trust Turnaround Tips: How to Say “I'm Sorry”After an Affair
How to Apologize After an Affair or Betrayal By Susie and Otto Collins Trying to pick up the pieces of your relationship after you've had an affair or betrayed your mate in another way can be...
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72Jealous Fears: How to Overcome Worries That Your Partner Will Cheat Again
Want to overcome jealous fears? By Susie and Otto Collins How can I be sure infidelity won't happen again? It was probably quite painful and difficult to discover that your partner was having an...
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68Relationship Advice to Reduce the Jealousy Drama and Increase Connection
By Susie and Otto Collins Do you ever feel like your life's dramas could even rival soap opera storylines? Perhaps you consider yourself to be pretty easy-going but your partner is a drama king or...
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73“Sweet” Revenge After An Affair Leaves a Bitter Aftertaste
By Susie and Otto Collins Revenge is sometimes said to be sweet. If you're dealing with the anger, outrage and hurt that can occur after your partner had an affair, you may be craving that...
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74Relationship Trust Turnaround in 8 Steps
Go for a Trust Turnaround in Your Relationship. By Susie and Otto Collins If trust in your love relationship has been broken because of infidelity or another betrayal, your situation might feel...
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66Relationship Advice to Relieve the Pain of Jealousy
By Susie and Otto Collins Jealousy can feel painful and even excruciating. When you can't sleep or eat because you are so caught up with worries that your partner is flirting, cheating or merely...
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61Jealousy After Infidelity Help: “My jealous partner spies on me!”
By Susie and Otto Collins When you're trying to build- or rebuild- trust in your love relationship or marriage, how far should you have to go? Is there a way to be transparent enough so that...
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75Relationship Trust Tips: What Does Trust Mean to You?
What's Your Definition of Trust? By Susie and Otto Collins The word “trust” means something slightly different to each of us. Depending on the life experiences you've had and the beliefs you hold,...
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