UNFAITHFULNESS
OR INFIDELITY
The
number one destroyer of trust in any relationship or marriage is what is called
infidelity or unfaithfulness. To be quite honest, this dangerous character
would happen as a result of a breakdown of mutual intimacy in the relationship
and a pointer that it is not the cause of the breakdown.
Let no
one be in doubt as to whether one is in support of this act of infidelity,
rather it’s simply pointing out that people who are really satisfied and feel
fulfilled in their relationship will virtually never try to go out to be
fulfilled. Often times, this is used as a way of escaping from the pain and
difficulties of the present relationship, even at that it should have been
resolved straight-up with partner rather than behind closed and secretive doors
with someone else other than your partner.
Because,
looking for relief of the pain somewhere else, will simply add to the pain and
suffering to what was already happening. But if you’re found culpable, then own
up to the responsibility of failing to courageously face the part you played in
unsettling. Majorly, if the energy expended on another relationship with
someone else other than your spouse or partner, then thing would have worked
well bringing joy and harmony to the relationship rather than the pain of
infidelity.
Inspite of this betrayal, if there is willingness on
your part to do whatever is require of you to rebuild the once lost trust such
as taking full responsibility for the betrayal, showing remorse and deciding to
be committed to developing self, so as to bring back again TRUST, and with this
its healing begins. If your ego does not get in the way of your recovery and
you don’t give in to frustration, then you will have the opportunity to create
deeper and meaningful relationship.
Finally and truthfully answer these questions as it
affects the strength of your marriage; Do you frequently, always, occasionally
or never agree with your partner about managing your finances
Do you frequently, always, occasionally or never
agree/disagree with your partner on how household chores are handled?
Are your goals and values greatly differs from your
partner’s? Frequently, never, always or occasionally
Do you frequently, never, always or occasionally
confide in your partner?
Do you and your partner quarrel and wait for things
to blow out of proportion? Frequently, never, always or occasionally
Do you honestly laugh together, and how frequently
is it, occasionally, always or never?
Do you storm out of the house at any slightest
provocation to cool off somewhere? How often frequently, never, always or
occasionally
Do you and your spouse/partner make independently
major decisions from one another? How? Frequently, never, always or
occasionally
How often do you and your partner show affection toward
one another? Frequently, never, always or occasionally
Is your sexual relations with your partner
interesting, satisfying and enjoyable without pretence? Frequently, never,
always or occasionally
Do you ever engage in leisure activities with your
partner? How often, frequently, never, always or occasionally
Do you trade blames with your spouse/partner? How
often, frequently, never, always or occasionally
Is there any need to control your spouse/partner or
you feel he/she is controlling you? How often, frequently, never, always or
occasionally
Do you criticize or attack your spouse /partner’s
personality? How often, frequently, never, always or occasionally
Ever mock, insult, or use sarcasm on your partner?
How often, frequently, never, always or occasionally
Answering each of these questions truthfully would
reveal the other side of you that has hidden for so long, therefore work on
it…………..
IN-CONCLUSION
Although one cannot whole heartily say these are
certainly all the problems of relationship that can come on us, but they are
mostly common and which seem quite a universal thing. But you see in all of
these problems there are lessons that can be learnt which will reveal and or
uncovering some certain hidden aspects about oneself, which causes you to stumble
and fall. Unfortunately though, it seems to be preference of so many to take
easy way out by simply shifting blame of woes in the relationship to others.
For those that are not giving in to excuses and who truly believe that
something can still be done to salvage the situation, then I encourage you all
to invest yourself in what would bring back that needed connection, love and
trust.
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