Valentine’s Day brings chubbity cupids slinging arrows; velvety, red roses; life’s boxed chocolates, and a love-centric theme that will be just about everywhere. Love is a beautiful thing. It should be celebrated. (Side bar: Days leading up to, and the day after Valentine’s Day, are also some of the busiest for infidelity. Read through my other V-day blog posts for more on […]
What the heck does positivity have to do with infidelity?! It seems oxymoronic, repellent, confusing, and a few other choice adjectives. How can something so negatively perceived be associated with anything that is remotely positive? Not exactly an ideal way to greet 2018. Makes no kind of sense. Well…let’s see. As we start a new year, the intent, usually, is to begin with a […]
I think it’s safe to say, office affairs are relatively common. While having an affair isn’t exactly an occupational requirement, it could definitely turn into an occupational hazard. Businesses rely on their employees to act according to their specific code of conduct, as in: a well-organized, respectful and collaborative environment (per workable.com/templates). Even industries that cater to sex: strip clubs, brothels and the like, […]
Infidelity and money. Two delicate subjects. Separately, each spark provocative responses. Together: highly flammable. No one appreciates a messy relationship, nor messy money. People who gamble with infidelity put their finances into very shaky hands. Credit cards, hotels, trips, dinners, gifts and whatever else is splurged upon for a quick fix, or ongoing liaison; cost some bucks. And this is only a small […]
In the life of a marriage and family therapist, I’m sure there are many surprising aspects of relationships that are uncovered in the process of processing. Therapists hear a plethora of stories day in and day out: some common, others, not so much. Since infidelity isn’t one-size-fits all, there will undoubtedly be plenty of aha moments. I’ve had more than a few […]
“Infidelity is a hard sell”; my new tagline. I know it seems oxymoronic, but in reality…it’s not. The journey with my book, THE (IN)FIDELITY FACTOR: Points to Ponder Before You Cheat has been all about learning curves. And apparently, I needed to round those tricky curves in order to realize the full spectrum of what I was/am up against. […]
Which gender is most surprised by infidelity? Men or women? To be fair, we all have certain blind spots, but infidelity is in a category of its own. No one wants to be caught unawares: a double entendre of sorts. Hubby at home doesn’t want to be blindsided by his beloved’s indiscretions, nor does his beloved want […]
This is the main question I asked in a survey I conducted online and sent to my various social media sites. The answers available were: Yes, No, Not Sure. The other questions asked were: If so, why do you think infidelity is becoming normalized? Why do you think infidelity is not becoming normalized? Why are you unsure? […]
We hear so much about infidelity, but age-wise, who’s getting hit the hardest? Is there a certain generation that experiences betrayal more, or less? I receive Google Alerts regarding infidelity. The age range seems to run the gamut, however, I wanted to know what this looks like from a professional therapist’s point of view. So, I referred […]
I read an article that asked: Why is there gay conversion in the church, but not adultery conversion? For the record, I’m not a proponent of gay conversion. However, the author of the article, Abydenus, brings up a valid point. (Full article here: http://bit.ly/2mF3msz ). Even better: How about a side of aversion to go with your […]