Sentences with phrase «talk about infidelity»

Watch Susan Block, LMFT talk about infidelity as well as ways to reconnect with your partner or spouse on another edition of Divorce Connection Network.

In other words, daters in this study were unlikely to talk about infidelity with their partners but, at the same time, presumed that the likelihood of cheating in the general population was fairly high.

When the people she interviewed talked about infidelity, they talked about «one - night stands, on the road, far away from home.

They are talking about infidelity to God, lack of faithfulness to God.

Whenever there are a spate of high - profile affairs as there has been lately, the «experts» are all over the media talking about infidelity as if had just been discovered.

To that end, the psychologist Esther Perel, author of the 2007 best - seller Mating in Captivity, recently wrote on her blog that it might be time to ease away the stigma of talking about infidelity, so that if (or when) it happens, it doesn't automatically result in a thrown - away relationship.

Whenever there are a spate of high - profile affairs as there has been lately, the «experts» are all over the media talking about infidelity as if had just been discovered.

Not exact matches

Relationship expert Esther Perel talks to Tony about infidelity, intimacy and the danger of expectations

Newt Gingrich has met with hundreds of evangelical pastors in the state, talking policy but also about past marital infidelity, which many Christians consider a sin.

But if we're really talking about - honest - to - goodness, down - and - dirty, I'm - committed - to - doing - what - it - takes - to - make - this - relationship - work commitment, then shouldn't a couple that takes commitment seriously be able to work through infidelity — in whatever incarnation it comes to them — and keep their marriage intact?

Sex addiction expert Kenneth M. Adams, PhD talks about the effect a parent's sex addiction or infidelity can have on a child

Infidelity has been a topic of interest in scholarly literature for at least the past two decades, but humans have been talking about it, and engaging in it, since biblical times.

Being upset about something and not talking about it creates resentment that leads to problematic behaviors that may or may not lead to infidelity.

There are many experts, such as Esther Perel, Dan Savage and Tammy Nelson, who talk about the same thing — infidelity doesn't have to end a marriage.

You can't affair - proof a marriage — it's impossible to control your partner's actions — but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be talking about monogamy, sex and infidelity anyway.

Far from the narrative that emerged later during their tabloid - fodder separation, that the split was fueled by infidelity, Shnayerson's report says that the couple had little in common and knew it early on — they were talking openly about divorce as early as 1997, shortly after the birth of their third child, Michaela.

Lots of infidelity is on display, as the two boys talk about how they've had relations with each others girlfriends, while Luisa is having an affair of her own on the man who also has had an affair.

Emily Blunt clammed up when asked about rumours of her ex-boyfriend Michael Buble's infidelity when they were together seven years ago, saying she «never want [s] to talk about it.»

A man talks about his wife's infidelity.

Forget about infidelity or lying to your spouse about your finances: there are other, less - talked behaviors that are just as destructive to a marriage — and you and your partner are probably guilty of some of them.

In this interview with Terri DiMatteo we talk about how to help couples affected by infidelity and betrayal.

Couples have typically directly communicated about exclusivity and may have even talked through inappropriate behaviors of both physical and emotional infidelity.

In Esther Perel's research on desire, she talks a lot about the concept of infidelity and why it happens.

Before I get to the answer, let me clarify that there really is no need to break this down by «type» of infidelity because regardless of whether we're talking about sex or sexting outside of a relationship (or any other type of infidelity), the reasons people have for cheating and the outcomes of those actions tend to be pretty similar.

Talk to your husband about infidelity before it occurs, if you can.

Masha is comfortable talking about any and all subjects involved in relationships whether it is intimacy issues, infidelity or any other difficult deep issues.

One way to get closure following an infidelity is spending time together without talking about the betrayal.

Some things to consider should infidelity occur are whether you both agree that emotional affairs are equal to sexual infidelity, what steps you will take in being honest with one another about your sexual desires and emotional needs if they are not being met in the marriage, as well as how you will talk to your partner if you begin to feel attracted to someone else.

The tool (the I - to - I Exercise) we teach in our book, Intimacy after Infidelity, is how to talk about our negative feelings and experiences in an open, honest, non-destructive way.

In my last blog, I talked about a blueprint for recovery for couples surviving betrayal, infidelity, and cheating.

The number of couples staying together after infidelity may be even higher, as I stated earlier, many people experiences it but don't talk about it.

There's been a lot of talk about the internet and social media in regards to infidelity.

One of my favorite clinicians in the field of psychology and couples therapy is Esther Perel, and she talks about a very important concept in overcoming infidelity, and it is that if you have been unfaithful to your partner but would like to do the work to keep the relationship together, you must hold vigil for your relationship.

As I've talked about before, when there has been infidelity and it's been decided by the couple that they want to start the healing process, each partner needs to play a role in this.

I knew it: Anytime you talk about men and infidelity, people want to remind you that men aren't the only ones who cheat.

How couples talk together about the infidelity is even more important than what they talk about.

Infidelity, talk of separation or divorce; what if every conversation turns into a fight, maybe about topics such as how to handle money, intimacy you do or don't want and what about children?