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August 2009

Infidelity Means Cheating Boyfriend No Longer Loves Me? | sexual infidelity

August 26, 2009
Cheating Boyfriend Sexual Infidelity

Sexual Infidelity: Break Up Since He Cheated on Me?
 Whenever sexual infidelity is revealed in any relationship, the most popular assumption is that the love is gone between the original couple.  If he really loved me, scorned women think, then he wouldn’t have done this. He would have remained completely devoted to me. Unfortunately, the truth [...]

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4 Reasons Why Men Cheat and You’re Not the One to Blame!

August 23, 2009

Despite the fact that they’re loaded with romanticism, eroticism and intense, passionate emotions, most cheating isn’t about sex. Oftentimes, there are underlying conflicts within the existing relationship that manifests into betrayal. Such conflicts vary from couple to couple, including lack of respect for the other partner, paying less attention to one another’s needs, a man feeling emasculated by his wife, a partner letting themselves go physically, or emotional distance.

In her book, Sexual Detours: Infidelity and Intimacy at the Crossroads, Dr. Holly Hein lists several reasons for infidelity, many of them universally agreed upon among many experts. According to Dr. Hein, a person may cheat:

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Cheating Boyfriends, Husbands, Relationships Demystified | Cheating spouse

August 23, 2009

Cheating varies on an individual, case-by-case basis, and can involve one or more of these types of infidelity, creating a devastating combination against their primary relationship. Cheating can be a onetime incident, such as a physical one night stand or a casual encounter, or it can be a reoccurring series of events. A man can uphold trysts with one woman one time or several at once. There’s no one correct way to cheat.

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Open Relationships vs. Cheating | open relationship

August 23, 2009

Sexual infidelity is in no way, shape, or form comparable to open relationships; it’s quite the opposite. Sexual infidelity relies upon dishonesty and deception, mainly in a deliberate and continuous sense. Sexual affairs work to the contrary of open relationships; cheating contains a deceptive character to it which thrives best on deliberately betraying pre-established boundaries and expectations on how the relationship will operate.

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