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Today I want to talk about a difficult topic. I think every psychologist has encountered this “miracle” in his practice. People in relationships cheat for many reasons. There are risk factors such as childhood trauma, personality disorders, as well as today's opportunities such as social media. They increase the likelihood that one of these reasons may actually lead to one type of relationship or another. One of the most common triggers is disappointment in marriage. The partner may try to solve the problem on his own, but to no avail. Perhaps the lovers had doubts about getting married. Perhaps the unfaithful partner has childhood traumas—neglect, abuse, or a parent who cheated—that make it difficult to maintain a committed relationship. It also happens that a person simply does not value monogamy, lacks empathy, or simply does not care about the consequences. Infidelity in love is a breakdown of trust when a person ceases to be reliable, loyal and worthy. People by cheating mean the physical realm, which includes sexual contact with someone other than the person with whom you are in a relationship or marriage, and actions of a sexual nature, such as kissing, lap dancing, etc. In reality, an affair can be physical, emotional, or both. Cheating can be a purely sexual act or even a purely emotional one. Treason may include such actions as flirting, dating, and correspondence. Either way, the one involved in the affair is giving away something that he has vowed to keep only for his partner or spouse. It is almost impossible to determine what percentage of people cheat. The data is very contradictory: from 20% to 77%. This is explained by the fact that the concept of treason in our modern society needs to be expanded. Since this concept can be understood as: presence on dating sites, communication in various sex chats, and viewing pornography. Also, 96%, in her opinion, hide their betrayal. Sexual infidelity is undoubtedly a serious threat to the stability of a strong relationship, and it is truly difficult to overcome without the support of a competent specialist. Sincerely, your Erika Sergeevna https://www.b17.ru/zayseva/?prt=88875