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"We ought never to do wrong when people are looking." Mark Twain The loss experienced when a partner engages in a romantic affair is often described as a loss of resources, such as love, time, attention, sexual energy, and financial resources. The unfaithful person is described as transferring such resources from the spouse to the lover. There are here two empirical assumptions: (a) we have a given amount of mental (and sexual) energy, and (b) having an affair decreases the mental (and sexual) energy directed toward the spouse. It is not evident that these assumptions are always correct. Rosa, a single mother, based her initial opposition to Extramarital Affairs on the reason of scarce resource: "I believed that I only have a certain amount of time and energy for romance. So it is best spent with someone that is open to all the various possibilities of its development." After a while, however, Rosa did find the time and energy for such Affairs and twice was involved in Affairs with married men, claiming that "I love who I love. Marriage may put restrictions on how I can be with married men, but it doesn't seem to impact how I perceive them and how I experience the fit with me. I still believe I wouldn't pursue a married man... wouldn't let myself open to him knowing he was married. Both these two just snuck in..." (see In the Name of Love ). There is no doubt that in many circumstances, such loss of resources occurs. However, it is not ... Source: www.blogher.com --- 26 days ago
There's nothing like a politician admitting that he got it on with a woman who is not his (powerful) wife to provide an opportunity to explore gender roles and sexuality. Many of us thought that the Elliot Spitzer debacle was a ripe opening to talk about the suffocating Madonna/whore dichotomy that women (and men) suffer through. That was a fun and educational discussion, so let's use the John Edwards Affair to explore gender issues in faithfulness, shall we? Two posts at Feministe - John Edwards by Octogalore and The Thing About Edwards by Lauren brought up discussions about how it is not surprising that Edwards had an affair because, you know, that's what men do. Ocotogalore raised many issues, including the fact that Rielle Hunter 17 years younger than Elizabeth Edwards and reminds readers that "are still expected to dominate the decorative role." She also notes that "women may not be as likely to stray when spouses are ill." Lauren's post really had nothing to do with the nature of adultery, but much of the ensuing conversation has to do with marriage, trust, and the nature of monogamy. After one comment asserted, "Infidelity, mostly a male problem (though women can be guilty of this as well) hurts women," Renee from Womanist Musings responded (in two comments I am combining): No infidelity is not mostly a male problem. Not only do women cheat they do so in high numbers. I further believe that monogamy may not be how we were ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 6 days ago
Written by Rusty Weiss Would the MSM be laughing along with a Republican who made light of their infidelity? No, Republicans are typically chastised for any attempts at humor. Leave it to the liberal media to brush this all aside, and think - if only John Edwards and Bill Clinton had followed the same path. Original story at NewsBusters.org . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: John Edwards . ... Source: www.madville.com --- 30 days ago
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The study by the Parents Television Council includes a strongly worded condemnation of prime-time TV, contending it "seems to be actively seeking to undermine marriage by consistently painting it in a negative ... ... Source: angela-stevens.com --- 24 days ago
In this July 21, 2008 file photo, former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards gestures during a news conference Los Angeles. Edwards is admitting to an Extramarital affair but denies fathering the woman’s daughter. (Damian Dovarganes - AP) By Howard Kurtz and Lois Romano Washington Post Staff Writers Friday, August 8, 2008; 3:49 PM [...] ... Source: www.debatepolitics.com --- 24 days ago
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Post from: From the Office of the Principal CNN and John McCain’s Extramarital Affairs Nice details, and even interview footage from both John and Cindy. It’s not enough to say, “I take full responsibility,” when you haven’t yet accepted what it was you did. ©2008 From the Office of the Principal. All Rights Reserved.. ... Source: madnessletters.wordpress.com --- 21 days ago
It seems, these days, we can’t go an election cycle without some sort of sex scandal involving a public official gracing our newspaper headlines. Whether it’s John Edwards cheating on his wife or Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick sending illicit text messages to his “lover,” sex and politics seem to go hand in hand since Thomas [...] ... Source: www.bhutanobserver.bt --- 24 days ago
On July 17, a 57-year-old man in Gomphu, Zhemgang, stabbed his wife when she accused him of having an Extramarital affair. They had been married for the last 36 years. Tashi Wangmo reports. With the games people play, Extramarital Affairs can get serious or hilarious, depending on how you look at it. Zangmo, a housewife in [...] ... Source: entertainment.msn.com --- 31 days ago
Study: Network TV likes sex, but not in marriage; prime-time shows favor Extramarital Affairs ...
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We have this weird notion in America now that if a politician is caught in an affair that his career is done. We seem to be saying that what he did in his private life effects his policies or how he governs. But we all know that isn't true. We know that because almost all of our great presidents, and great leaders throughout history, have had numerous Affairs. Obviously it didn't hurt how they governed at all. I love the idea of someone saying Alexander the Great can't lead his empire because he's cheating on his wife (by the way, doesn't Alexander's bisexuality single-handedly destroy the idea that gays can't serve in the military). How about Genghis Khan? He had so many Affairs that nearly 1% of the entire world population has his genes. Not fit to lead? And there have also been men of great compassion who led noble fights while still doing ignoble things in their private lives. We are all human at home. We have now heard the stories of JFK receiving sexual favors after speeches in his limo and partying with several women on a yacht while his wife was delivering. But those are all in the past -- so they don't count. But John Edwards is caught having an Extramarital affair and the overwhelming assumption is that his political career is absolutely over. How does that make any sense? Does John Edwards care less about poor people today than he did yesterday? Would his affair lead him to change his position on NAFTA? How would it alt ...
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A Philadelphia man sought to extort money from New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin by claiming that he would expose details of Extramarital Affairs purportedly engaged in by the head of the reigning Super Bowl champions. ... Source: www.crooksandliars.com --- 7 days ago
Even after all of the criticism that John McCain has received recently for repeatedly citing his experience as a POW as an illogical excuse for everything from his Extramarital Affairs to his rule-breaking to having so many more homes than most people have pairs of shoes that he can’t keep track of them (as if [...] ... Find more results for Extramarital Affairs on RSSMicro.com |
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Wealthy socialite Charlotte Cartwright and her dear friend Alice Pratt, a working class woman of high ideals, have enjoyed a lasting friendship throughout many years. Suddenly, their lives become mired in turmoil as their adult children’s Extramarital Affairs, unethical business practices and a dark paternity secret threaten to derail family fortunes and unravel the lives of all involved. Alice’s self- centered newlywed daughter Andrea is betraying her trusting husband Chris by engaging in a torrid affair with her boss and mother’s best friend’s son William. W # Genre:Drama, Comedy # Director:Tyler Perry # Cast:Alfre Woodard, Cole Hauser, Sanaa Lathan, Rockmond Dunbar, KaDee Strickland Author: diggavideo Tags: movie Trailer 2008 new hollywood music action horror funny Romance cool hot dance Posted: 20 August 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0 ...
CBS foreign Affairs correspondent Lara Logan can now legally wed the father of her unborn child, Iraq war contractor Joseph Burkett, now that his divorce from his wife is finalized, reports the NY Post . Logan -- who has been blasted as a homewrecker by the media -- became pregnant while dating Burkett overseas in Baghdad. Joseph had allegedly geared up for an ugly legal battle with his wife -- but was able to reach a quiet settlement outside of the courtroom. The 37-year-old blonde has denied claims that she had an Extramarital affair with Burkett -- and states that their relationship began only after his marriage was over. Logan also stated in a recent interview that she hoped to tie the knot with Joseph -- even though they are not yet engaged. See Also: Hot CBS News: Lara Logan Preggers Lara Logan's Love Triangle! ...
Gov. David Paterson, who is finally getting his turn to address the New York delegation after being passed over on the first day of the convention, just made a joke that was an oblique reference to his Extramarital Affairs. As he took the stage, Paterson received a standing ovation and delegates waved signs that read: "We Luv Our Gov." (Kind of an odd choice for a slogan, given how the "Luv Gov" moniker was once applied to his predecessor). As the applause died down, a group of women called out: "We love you, David!" Paterson quipped: "Once again, my past has caught up with me" ...
Political and communications consultant George Arzt expressed admiration for the way Gov. David Paterson has managed to make his Extramarital Affairs into a non-issue in a way that other politicians (John Edwards, Assemblyman Sam Hoyt etc.) in similar situations have not. "He's got a great sense of humor and he uses it to disarm any volatile issue," said Arzt. "I so admired what he did this morning. I believe what he tries to do is use that humor, and also use honesty, to get across his flaws and joke about it." Artz was referring to the moment this morning when Paterson appeared to joke about his Affairs when he responded to a group of women who called out "We love you David!" by saying: "Once again my past is catching up with me." (Although Azi notes he later said he thought his mother was in the audience). Arzt, the former press secretary to Ed Koch, said anyone in public life - women or men - who feel that they're being "held hostage by secrets" should consider "taking a page from (Paterson's) playbook." Recalling the story of the new governor's Affairs first reported by Daily News columnist Juan Gonzalez on the evening of Paterson's March 17 swearing-in, Arzt said it was clear Paterson wanted to be honest in an attempt to defuse a potentially explosive story (particularly given how it came on the heels of Eliot Spitzer's prostitution scandal) even though some of his advisors didn't agree with that strategy. "David said, 'I w ...