People in Greater Cleveland are outraged. The local newspaper is reporting that a satellite company sold commercial time during a recent Cavs game to a dating website who's tagline is "Life is short, have an affair" Unbelievable... Here's a link to the article (not the website!)
Couldn't open your link at work so don't know if it is the same thing, but I saw a news story on this site last night. Ugh!
The man running the site and making a fortune is actually married and claims he has never strayed....the reporter asked what he would do if he found his wife was using the site. His answer?
I would examine myself and what I did not do, how I failed to meet her needs that caused her to look outside our marriage. If I spouse is doing his/her part, the other will not stray...
The man running the site and making a fortune is actually married and claims he has never strayed....the reporter asked what he would do if he found his wife was using the site.
As nasty as this sounds I sincerely hope she does. That site has destroyed TOO MANY marriages.
The man running the site and making a fortune is actually married and claims he has never strayed....the reporter asked what he would do if he found his wife was using the site. His answer?
I would examine myself and what I did not do, how I failed to meet her needs that caused her to look outside our marriage. If I spouse is doing his/her part, the other will not stray...
Gag. Me.
This is a MYTH that has long since been exploded by Shirley Glass, Dr. Harley and others. Harley found in his research (and he admitted to being surprised) that a significant percentage (I think it was 20-25%?) of affairs were by people in HAPPY MARRIAGES -- no serious marital dysfunction.
Yes, LBSs are always encouraged to look at what they may have contributed to the marital problems, and to address them. But just know that sometimes, it's NOTHING, other than a modern sense of entitlement and selfishness.
This is a MYTH that has long since been exploded by Shirley Glass, Dr. Harley and others. Harley found in his research (and he admitted to being surprised) that a significant percentage (I think it was 20-25%?) of affairs were by people in HAPPY MARRIAGES -- no serious marital dysfunction.
Yes, LBSs are always encouraged to look at what they may have contributed to the marital problems, and to address them. But just know that sometimes, it's NOTHING, other than a modern sense of entitlement and selfishness.Puppy
VERY interesting, Pup.
Gardener
"My soul, be satisfied with flowers, With fruit, with weeds even; but gather them In the one garden you may call your own." Cyrano deBergerac
