Arsalan Sajid
Infidelity in long-term relationships can shatter more than just trust—it can unravel entire lives. When children, shared history, and extended families are involved, the emotional stakes become even higher.
The pain of betrayal is often complicated by conflicting feelings: love and resentment, loyalty and rage, hope and despair. And when the consequences of the affair include a possible pregnancy, the path forward becomes even more tangled, leaving everyone involved questioning what’s right, what’s forgivable, and what’s unforgivable.
Between Love and Betrayal
Why Does It Feel Worse to Love Again?
Suspended in Emotional Limbo
What Do I Do with the Unanswered Why?
Situations like this force people to confront painful truths about love, betrayal, and what it really means to move forward. When trust is broken in such a deeply personal way, is forgiveness even possible—or fair to ask for? And what responsibility do we carry when children and family legacies are on the line?
We want to hear your thoughts. Is there a “right” way to navigate something like this, or is every response valid when a heart’s been broken? Share your perspective in the comments below.
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