Cheating is hard to talk about. It's a sensitive topic, as being cheated on can be very painful and devastating.

Sarah Symonds, the reported one-time lover of Gordon Ramsay, went on HuffPost Live Monday to discuss her experiences as "the other woman." "There a...

Your friend calls you in the middle of the night, crying. She sniffles and barely manages to say, "He did it again. He cheated!"

Whether they work forever or not, open marriages seem to be a lot more honest than many marriages in which one or both of the spouses are cheating.

In some cases, an affair will put the spotlight on certain differences that are irreconcilable. But on the other side of the pain lies the possibility that an act of infidelity can actually make your marriage or love relationship stronger

The immediate response after discovering a spouse's affair is commonly disbelief, anger, sadness, loss or grief.

Our relationship doesn't look like a relationship is "supposed" to look like, and so people feel uncomfortable about it.

We've all heard of the seven-year itch. Since a popular movie by the same name was released in 1955, the concept of the seven-year itch has been a widely accepted phenomenon.

Affairs can be painful and shocking and can cause betrayal and hurt. Yet some couples do recover.