It’s called limerence. It is a state of being “madly in love’ to the point that it becomes obsessive and affects the way a person feels, acts, and thinks. It is powerful. It can be beautiful. It often is destructive.
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This episode of The Dr. Beam show will deal with what to do when a spouse has multiple affairs. The first and maybe even second were forgiven but now your spouse has had another affair.
In this program Dr. Joe Beam explains why relationships fail and how they can be put back together again. He explains the principles of reconciliation and the specific do’s and don’ts that can make or break the process. He addresses both the straying spouse and the standing spouse.
If you long for that magically amazing love that is the focus of so many movies, TV shows, and novels, you may indeed experience it…but not forever. READ HERE
Do you struggle with guilt from things you’ve done? Joe will help you deal with and get past it.
Questions continue to come in about limerence. Limerence is the state of feeling “madly in love” with another. Millions of marriages are in crisis because either wife or husband has fallen into a state of limerence with someone else. Sometimes it is only emotional in nature. Most of the time it also becomes sexual.
What if a person is married to one and falls “madly in love” with another? How does that happen? Is it the fault of the spouse they wish to leave? Is there hope to save the marriage?
How can the person who was once in love with you now be in love with someone else? Why is s/he no longer the person that you fell in love with? Why has s/he become someone that you hardly recognize? How can s/he seem to no longer care about me? About our children? About our life together?
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