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My husband and I discuss the elements of infidelity as presented by Esther Perel in her book, The State of Affairs.

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Marianne Williamson says that our behavior is either an expression of love or a cry for love. Sometimes we express love in ways that don't feel very loving! Listen in to hear my own example.

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Recently, my husband and I discussed the book, The State of Affairs, by Esther Perel. She’s a leading marriage and family therapist in the world today.

Affairs and infidelity are a big problem in a lot of couples I work with. I wanted to discuss my thoughts about the book and get my husband’s perspective as well since he’s not in the field of psychology. I hope you enjoy this series of discussions.

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