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I’ll admit; I’m no expert on infidelity. I’m happily married and have never cheated on a girlfriend in my entire life. But if you’re plagued by jealousy, trust issues, or insecurities brought on by unfaithful men, you need to learn how to choose a loyal, trustworthy partner. If you can’t trust your boyfriend, he shouldn’t be your boyfriend. See below what you should and should not accept from your partner.
There aren’t real strong numbers on what percentage of marriages are affected by infidelity. In the past, I’ve heard numbers from 20-30%. Other unverifiable internet research pegs the number closer…
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I’m engaged to be married to my fiancé. We’ve have been together for 2 years now. My issue is that I want to completely trust him, but he makes it…
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It would be tempting to say, “because they can”, wouldn’t it? Really, it doesn’t seem to be that complex. As noted in this Time Magazine article, modern-day men of power…
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Dear Evan, What is it that men get out of looking/gazing at beautiful women, nude or otherwise? I have read on other websites that men actually get a chemical “high”…
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So I’ve been dating this girl for about a month and things are going great. We have not had any problems and we both see a long future for the…
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In a new study called “Let My Fingers Do the Talking: Sexting and Infidelity in Cyberspace” by Diane Kholos Wysocki and Cheryl D. Childers reveal that women are more likely…
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Evan, This may be an age-old question. My boyfriend is best friends with his ex-girlfriend. They dated for two and a half years, broke up 5 years ago, have many…
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According to these fascinating statistics over at Online Dating Insider: 32% of men earning over $300,000 a year cheat. 32% of men earning over $300,000 a year cheat. Only 3%…
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I have trust issues with men, and it can be very difficult to decipher when my concerns are legitimate or due to my own paranoia. I’m attractive enough to draw…
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Just this Christmas, my husband ran into his old high school fling. Since she was starting to see my sister’s brother in law, we spent Christmas with her as well.…
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I am a firm believer in dating at least 4 seasons and we are already in our 3rd season of love. We have discussed marriage and will revisit the idea this October.
He recently started referring to us as boyfriend and girlfriend and it makes my heart sing. I really feel that we are moving towards the next level in our relationship and I continue to listen to “Why He Disappeared” on a weekly basis to keep myself grounded.
He is smart, loving, funny, a perfect travel partner, and really wonderful. I have never been in such a lovely relationship. I feel secure, cherished, and happy every day. I never stopped reading your books, and checked up on myself often.
You didn't always tell me what I wanted to hear, but what I needed to hear. You were honest with me even when I didn't like it. You put a mirror to my face...no one enjoys that but it's important if you really want to make a change and find the real thing.
He is a beautiful person and he is so generous, affectionate, well spoken and accomplished. He is tall and athletic and totally hot. He is 53, but I am here to tell you 53 can be pretty damn impressive. All this from a woman who a year before had equated dating with despair, rejection and pain.
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