<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by leftalone:
<strong>i did plan a for a short time but how do you continue to plan a when someone tells you they don't love you.that the feeling is gone?why would you continue to plan a?</strong><hr></blockquote><p>Plan A is so misunderstood -- it frustrates me sometimes.<p>Plan A is used *most often* (in the context of saving a marriage) DURING THE AFFAIR. "A short time" of Plan A *usually* will not cut it (although we've seen it happen). The average length of a Plan A effort is 18 months. That is because *most* affairs end within 2 years of them being found out (what's called "the light of day" or "DD - Discovery Day). <p>Have you read the concepts here at MB?? Here's a copy of our welcome letter, and there are some red, underlined links. Please read them... study them... live them... pay particular attention to Plan A and B, Love Busters (LB's) and Emotional Needs (EN's)...<p>Hello [img]images/icons/smile.gif" border="0[/img] and Welcome to Marriage Builders!<p>First, I would like to share two links with you. Just click on the underlined links here, and read –>
Tour of Marriage Builders and
General Welcome. <p>Please read everything you can on this site, post and read often!! [img]images/icons/grin.gif" border="0[/img] <p>I have been betrayed and betrayer, so I have the dubious honor of knowing what infidelity does from BOTH SIDES of the situation. <p>I believe in the concepts espoused here, if applied properly. One idea that has worked *wonders* for some couples is Plan A. Read about it here –>
What Are Plan A and Plan B.<p>Use what you learn here to make your marriage a safe place where you do your best to meet the
Emotional Needs of your spouse,and avoid
Love Busters whenever possible. . When a decision must be made, use the
POJA to determine the final outcome that you can both agree upon.<p>Many couples find that counseling is VERY helpful, and the counseling provided here is excellent for several reasons; but the most important is that it goes along with the concepts here. Check it out here –>
Counsel Link<p>Again, welcome to our community, and feel free to write often and ask lots of questions!