Your Hardest Family Question: How Do We Deal with My Husband’s Former Affair Partner?
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MaryannDecember 1, 2023
Great advice from Brother Steurer! Silence is golden! This is also true about other relationships. People like this woman will see any response from you as an opportunity to continue to engage. When you don't give people any ammunition, they can't fire back. Do not even respond if she starts a "I'm just sorry for what happened," approach. Pretend she just isn't there, and she will probably back off. Also, be very careful about obsessing about the situation. Fill your lives and minds with positive actions and thoughts and don't allow her to destroy your peace.
VBDecember 1, 2023
Block her phone number and email on all your devices.
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