Via the Telegraph:
“According to figures cited in the book, an estimated 39 per cent of French men cheat on their wives at some stage in their life.
“[Most] don’t do it because they no longer love them, on the contrary,” she said. “They simply need breathing space. For such men, who are in fact profoundly monogamous, infidelity is almost unavoidable”.
I’m guessing most women would disagree.
We all wonder how to make a relationship work and finding success in anything is best achieved when you duplicate what successful people do.
Are you suspecting that the person you are with is married and want to know how you can prove it.
Caroline Spencer found that out:
Two stone lighter, with shock etched on her face, Caroline retreated to the London home with the children, a home that became her refuge. But anyone expecting the earl to be contrite or conciliatory couldn’t be more mistaken.
And they do mean mistaken.
Sounds like the Rick Pitino situation in real time
In the world of politics it was Elizabeth Edwards and more recently Jenny Sanford. Love and marriage gone awry.
But what is happening with the Pitino family as a result of the allegations and accusations is reaching disturbing proportions. He’s still going to be coaching in the fall.
From Expert Click:
[Infidelity expert Ruth] Houston, “No matter who is cheating, or accused of cheating, the public always wants to know more. People have an insatiable appetite for anything related to infidelity, cheating spouses, and extramarital affairs – especially if celebrities, sports figures, politicians and others in the public eye are involved”
Bingo. Like rubbernecking after a car accident.
“If the TLC Network wants to keep the ratings from slipping any further, they need to capitalize on the infidelity rumors by putting a positive spin on things,” says Houston. “Handled properly, there are valuable lessons that can be learned on Jon and Kate Plus 8″
She’s talking about their record breaking season 5 premiere. Since then the ratings have returned to normal. But you have to wonder if TLC (which incidentally stands for The Learning Channel) would be willing to put a positive spin for an obviously teachable moment.
Update: Actress Archives nails it.
If Kate and Jon have taught us anything, it’s that nobody becomes a truly big star until their marriage starts to fall apart.