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When one partner cheats on another, it can be very difficult to move forward with either the old relationship or the affair. In many cases, ending the affair is a delicate process that requires a great deal of emotional strength and care. Whether you committed the affair and want to move on, or your partner cheated, learning how to end the affair and start the process of moving on is possible with the right guidance. | When one partner cheats on another, it can be very difficult to move forward with either the old relationship or the affair. In many cases, ending the affair is a delicate process that requires a great deal of emotional strength and care. Whether you committed the affair and want to move on, or your partner cheated, learning how to end the affair and start the process of moving on is possible with the right guidance. | ||
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#Give it time. Your initial instincts may be surprising. You might experience anger, depression, and a whole host of other emotions all at once. You may even feel relieved that a relationship that was struggling can finally be over. Whatever you're experiencing, try to give yourself some time alone to process them. Don't rush into a decision. | #Give it time. Your initial instincts may be surprising. You might experience anger, depression, and a whole host of other emotions all at once. You may even feel relieved that a relationship that was struggling can finally be over. Whatever you're experiencing, try to give yourself some time alone to process them. Don't rush into a decision. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
