From Psychologies · Laurena Valette · · 50s
Infidelity Doesn't Always End Couples
Infidelity study shows some couples become stronger after betrayal.
In brief
Infidelity study shows some couples become stronger after betrayal. 70% of infidels and 36% of betrayed partners report improved relationships after infidelity crisis. Originally reported by Psychologies.
Infidelity Doesn't Always End Couples
A new study shows some couples rebuild stronger relationships after infidelity, contrary to common beliefs.
“La guérison est possible”
70% of Infidels Report Better Relationships
70% of partners who cheated and 36% of betrayed partners say their relationships improved after infidelity crisis.
Key Factors for Relationship Recovery
Responding to partner's questions, acknowledging their pain, and ending contact with the unfaithful partner increase relationship survival chances.
93% of Married Couples Stay Together
93% of married couples who responded to questions and ended contact with the unfaithful partner stayed together.
Rebuilding Takes Time and Effort
Trust returns gradually through repeated actions like open communication and therapy, not overnight.
What to remember
70% of infidels and 36% of betrayed partners report improved relationships after infidelity crisis.
