Women Who Stay With Men Who Stray - Softcover

Reseña del editor

For millions of women, infidelity becomes central to their marriages. For these women life can be emotional torture. The book will be their emotional lifejacket.

Why do women stay with men who stray?; how do they stay; and how, exactly, do men stray? The book answers all these questions and provides essential support for women.

With over 50 lively case studies, the book examines men’s affairs and the pressures which drive many women to stay in their relationships. And it provides the reader with self-help measures if they are suffering within a ‘threesome’ situation.

The book also asks pertinent questions: with life expectancy being so long, is it realistic to expect one partner to fill all needs across the life span? Some men argue that the only reason their marriage lasts is because some of their sexual needs are met outside the marriage.

Contraportada

HE'S HAVING AN AFFAIR...
YOU MAY BE THE LAST ONE TO KNOW...
YOU MAY KNOW AND HAVE DECIDED TO STAY...

'Women Who Stay With Men Who Stray' boldly tackles the issue of men's affairs and the impact they have on women. When a woman decides to carry on living with a cheating husband she may do so for a variety of complex reasons – emotional and financial.

Debbie Then offers sound advice to all women living with an unfaithful man, show how to survive and thrive in any situation. Revealing case studies show how ordinary people and famous couples have reacted when one partner is unfaithful – some resort to denial, others to self-blame or anger. All these issues are explored:

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How women continue to live with a man who sleeps around
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How wives learn of their husband's affairs
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What type of affair is most harmful to women
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Why, for some, monogamy equals monotony
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How society condones men's affairs and encourages women to stay
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Why a man is unlikely to stay when a woman cheats on him

FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN BETRAYED, THIS BOOK IS AN EMOTIONAL LIFEJACKET.

Debbie Then Ph.D. is a social psychologist and journalist with a doctorate in Psychology and Education from Stanford University in the USA. She is an internationally recognised speaker, writer and television commentator, specialising in men and women's relationships.