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Reconciliation after Infidelity
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Reconciliation after Infidelity is a voluntary attempt to continue and rebuild a relationship after infidelity, distinct from mere co-residence or postponing separation. Forgiveness, disclosure, transparency, trust and reconciliation must remain voluntary, proportionate and safety-aware; none is owed on demand.
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