Sentences with phrase «things about infidelity»

Since this recovery process is deeply personal, it may be helpful to know a few things about infidelity.

Not exact matches

With all the negative things we hear about marriage — from sexless, loveless marriages to the high rate of infidelity to the stress of living 24/7 with the same person for decades — and with the high divorce rate, you have to ask (well, at least I do), why do you want to get married?

There are a few things fueling college students» beliefs about 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.

One of the things that rarely seems to come up in these conversations about divorce and infidelity is narcissistic personality disorder.

The county executive race this year has taken a nasty turn, with charges of marital infidelity, a hushed car accident and lots of ink about Latimer's failure to pay the one thing everyone in Westchester hates: property taxes.

Other clients who have faced sexual infidelity in their relationship have expressed regret about having been in denial, saying things like, «I could feel the change when she started her affair, but I didn't want to believe it... so I didn't.»

Interested in learning more about how infidelity works and why it isn't always a bad thing?

It isn't satisfying so much as challenging, and while it certainly won't be to everyone's liking, as it does deal with such unsavory subjects as infidelity and pedophilia, it really isn't about those things as much as it is about the innocence, freedom, and impulsive acts we all seem to lose as the days of our youth becomes more distant in our memories.

Things are never fair in love and war, but Braelyn is about to learn the hard truth about trading what she has at home for a sizzling infidelity with her ultimate fantasy...

Our coverage of the topic generally reflects the state of research on the topic, which focuses on proximal predictors of infidelity — or science jargon for those things about individuals or relationships that directly increase the likelihood somebody will cheat, such as low commitment, more attractive alternatives, lack of impulse control, narcissism, and so on.

Everyone seems to agree that infidelity is just about the worst thing that can happen in a romantic relationship.

Take all the things that there taught about affairs and infidelity in the previous module and put it to practice into therapy in this section.

A few things are true: first, the evolution of communication and the ability to communicate with just about anyone, anywhere has greatly increased the opportunity for interpersonal emotional infidelity.

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.

These arguments can be about seemingly trivial things, but they can also include longstanding disagreements about finances, parenting and infidelity.