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Dave Willis

The 9 forms of infidelity

August 4, 2016 by Dave Willis

The 9 forms of infidelity August 4, 2016 Dave Willis

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5. Refusing to admit fault or sincerely apologize.

5. Refusing to admit fault or sincerely apologize.

When you refuse to admit fault, make excuses for your actions, blame your spouse instead of taking responsibility or fail to sincerely apologize, you’re committing an act of infidelity. Some of the most powerful and healing words in a marriage are, “I was wrong. I’m truly sorry. Please forgive me and give me the opportunity to rebuild the trust I’ve broken.” 

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