It would be impossible for anyone to answer that question because there are so many factors involved, including your husband's willingness and ability to forgive and put it behind him. But if you're involved in counseling with your husband, that is a wonderful step and hopefully one that will help with reconciliation and the issues that led you to become unfaithful in the first place. Good luck!
Humans simply are not perfect and if it is the first time the husband has cheated and he is remorseful then yes, he should be forgiven, but marriage counseling is a must along with the husband having to earn that bond of trust back with his spouse. If the husband is a continuous cheater then no, he should not be forgiven.
No, you cannot trust him, & that's all right. He CHEATED on you. He LIES to you. HE WAS UNFAITHFUL. Thankfully, trust can sometimes be earned back & relationships can be saved. You can try couples therapy or counseling.
For it to be considered marriage counseling, both parties need to attend. You can always get individual counseling, if your husband does not want to go.
Get a lawyer or go to family counseling.
Both of you are abusive to each other. You need counseling. Family counseling and anger management counseling.
I would suggest that you go for a marriage counseling before you get married. It really helps when you apply what you learn... Well if you ever needed to have a counseling for your marriage at any point maybe your boyfriend or husband isn't the one for you! No offence because this is coming from a young age I told my mother the same thing!
You should try marriage counseling. It helped me a lot.
You can ask him to suggest outing ideas. If that fails, I'd suggest marriage counseling.
Humans make mistakes and that includes cheating on their mate and if they truly love their spouse they will feel remorseful enough to try and get help with the marriage problems, but, if they cheat a second time then it is a second time too many. It would be wise to get a separation first and wait a couple of months to calm down to be sure this is what you want and to see what the husband offers as far as being serious about getting marriage counseling and if he isn't serious then file for divorce.
Yes the pastor can be sued by the husband for breaking up his marriage on adultery grounds.
You must have had a reason why you left your husband. If those problems are not solved, you will face the same problems when you go back. The other thing is: how will your husband treat you when you come back? I would recommend you a marriage counseling before you move back to your husband.
just chil dude Seek marriage counseling to learn more effective ways of communicating.