Betrayal

Facing Infidelity, Transform and Heal Yourself Bit by Bit

After being betrayed, it’s common to make significant decisions that require time. Before making a decision, people often get stuck in a painful situation, unsure of what to do next. If you’re lost, start with small things, one step at a time, and let yourself heal. You Need an Emotional Outlet When you’re betrayed, it’s like getting a heart disease. You need to clear out the emotional blockage and find an outlet for your emotions. Many people choose to confide in the person who betrayed them, which is a huge mistake. You can’t expect someone who hurt you to heal and comfort you.

December 18, 2023 • 2 min read

If a Man Doesn’t Want to Share These with You, He’s Pretending to Love You

“People’s hearts are inscrutable!” When you’re with someone every day, you never truly know what they’re thinking. Sometimes, what they say may not match what they feel. In love, women also lack security. They fear that men may abandon them or that their love is insincere. In a Thai drama called “Mermaid,” the supporting actress is afraid the male lead will leave her. She often asks him, “Do you love me? Say you love me.”

August 17, 2023 • 4 min read

Woman, How Should an Improper Emotion End? Maybe You Can Only Leave It to Fate

There are many similar plots in marital relationships because the initial ways of coping are different, so there are different marital trajectories and life experiences. A woman accidentally had an improper relationship, now that her husband has found out, how should it end? This is a question a woman asked me at noon. It roughly means that a friend has been pursuing her; she “accidentally” made a mistake that her husband cannot tolerate. Last year, she could not resist her friend’s sweet talk and muddle-headedly got together with him; later, they would meet occasionally. Some time ago, her husband found out about this matter. Ever since then, the couple has been fighting all day; now, it has gotten to the point of divorce.

May 9, 2023 • 15 min read