Once a marriage is rocked by infidelity, there are basically two ways couples tend to react to the discovery. The first group will immediately end the marriage — and for about 20% of couples, this is exactly what happens. The second group (about 80%) will go in the opposite direction and try to mend the marriage. Two ways to respond to infidelity: end it or mend it. Sadly, of the 80% of couples who do attempt to mend their marriages after infidelity, the majority will not make it, because according to recent statistics, more than half of those couples will either file for divorce or separate somewhere between 6-36 months after the date of discovery. Now here’s the good news. There is a way for you and your partner to rebuild a stronger, better and more passionate marriage after infidelity despite all you’ve been through, but it’s going to be different than the way you’ve been doing it, and yet it works.