From personal experience I can say...working together is the best way for the couple to get through it. That is, if they want to still be together. Me and my boyfriend both cheated and it gave us a new understanding to our relationship. We love each other dearly, it just made us realize that our problems run deeper than cheating itself. We began to open up to each other a lot more and about a lot. We looked at is as if we'd done the ultimate No-No in our relationship so nothing else we do can top it.
Its basically all about turning a bad situation into something good and better.
define emotional affair
An "emotional affair" is an affair, which excludes physical intimacy but includes emotional intimacy. It may also be called an affair of the heart. Where one partner is in a committed monogamous relationship, an emotional affair is a type of chaste nonmonogamy without consummation. When the affair breaches an agreement in the monogamous relationship of one of the partners to the affair, the term infidelity may be more apt source: wikipedia
An Emotional Affair - 2013 was released on: USA: 4 November 2013
Yes, with themselves.
The cast of An Emotional Affair - 2013 includes: Emily Goss as Nicky Todd Hughlett as Ryan
Yes!
Yes. Period.
you don't. move on
If your emotional needs are being met, then you can easily catch yourself if you feel you are falling into an emotional affair or that someone is trying to pull you into one. However, if they are not be met, then it is very easy and will feel natural and probably harmless.
2 or more
No not at all, having an affair can also be emotional. How deeply you feel about that other person, that's What happens then later intercourse could come. But affairs can not only be physical but emotional an mental.
Not really. Emotional affairs are a situation where one person out of a romantic couple seeks emotional support from a person who is not their spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend. For it to count as an emotional affair, the person supplying the emotional support would have to be someone who would be eligible as a companion had the person seeking emotional support not been romantically involved already. Sex does not really supply emotional support, so it does not fit into a specifically emotional affair.