Infidelity is a violation of a couples commitment to sexual loyalty. Infidelity can come in various forms, including sexual infidelity and emotional infidelity. Technological advances in the twentieth century have facilitated many other forms of infidelity, including phone sex, sexting, and viewing pornography. Although attitudes about infidelity vary differently between men and women and across cultures, infidelity constitutes a serious betrayal. Consequences can include mental/emotional suffering as well as the split of a couple. However, the effects of infidelity can be overcome and healing is possible.
Regardless of culture, age, gender, marital status, or sexual orientation, a committed relationship usually includes a stated or implied promise of sexual (and perhaps emotional) loyalty to one another. Such commitment helps define and preserve a long term relationship. However, despite the promises of intimate exclusivity, partners may show the tendency to be unfaithful.
Extramarital sex or adultery is a specific kind of infidelity in which there is a betrayal of marital sexual exclusivity. Although most committed relationships include sexual fidelity, there are “open” relationships (also called “swinging”), in which partners agree that they can be sexually intimate with others, as long as the commitment to the primary relationship remains intact. In cases of polygamy and polygyny, sexual relations occur with more than one partner within the framework of committed relationships and with the knowledge of all parties involved. Full story...
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Regardless of culture, age, gender, marital status, or sexual orientation, a committed relationship usually includes a stated or implied promise of sexual (and perhaps emotional) loyalty to one another. Such commitment helps define and preserve a long term relationship. However, despite the promises of intimate exclusivity, partners may show the tendency to be unfaithful.
Extramarital sex or adultery is a specific kind of infidelity in which there is a betrayal of marital sexual exclusivity. Although most committed relationships include sexual fidelity, there are “open” relationships (also called “swinging”), in which partners agree that they can be sexually intimate with others, as long as the commitment to the primary relationship remains intact. In cases of polygamy and polygyny, sexual relations occur with more than one partner within the framework of committed relationships and with the knowledge of all parties involved. Full story...
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