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Exploring and discussing a variety of relationship topics and issues for people in all kinds of relationships; including partnerships, family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, roommates and more.

Mar 12, 2019

Being in a happy relationship doesn’t mean you stop getting attracted to other people. Attraction is a natural process of life. So, when does the attraction turn into an emotional affair? Is it considered cheating if you have emotional attachments with someone - even without being physically or sexually intimate?

 

Today, I explore what emotional infidelity is and how it is different from sexual infidelity. I share my personal and professional stories of emotional infidelity and how to use them to have a deeper and more authentic relationship. I also share the signs of an emotional affair, the slippery slopes to understand and watch for in your relationship as well as the different ways to safeguard your relationship from them.

  

“Just because you have an attraction towards somebody else is not a sign that you’re in a wrong relationship. It’s what you do with that attraction.” - Pripo Teplitsky

  

 

This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It:

 

  • How friendships or a simple attraction can sometimes turn into emotional infidelity.
  • The starting point of an emotional affair.
  • Examples of slippery slopes that people look for and feed into emotional infidelity.
  • My experience with emotional infidelity.
  • How a solely focused child-centered relationship can challenge your marriage.
  • The story of my encounter with a woman that looked like my first love.
  • Examples of perfect settings that pave the way to an emotional affair.
  • The statistics among men and women who cheated on their spouses with someone from work.
  • Why the brain is the largest sexual organ.
  • The first step towards rebuilding trust and fidelity.
  • What to do if you feel your partner is having an affair.
  • How to feed the positivity in your relationship with your partner.
  • The right and wrong ways to set a good foundation for transparency.
  • A process on how to get clarity and establish safe boundaries.
  • The best time to discuss problems and have heart conversations with your partner.

 

 

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Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk

 

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