Insider's Kristin Salaky reports that emotional infidelity is becoming more common even than physical infidelity.
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Straight men are more distressed by sexual infidelity; straight women are more distressed by emotional infidelity.
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Infidelity, when people believe in monogamy and monogamy is what they want, infidelity is that bullet.
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Despite how common financial infidelity is, 27% agree that it is worse than physical infidelity, CreditCards.
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But I warn you: You may begin to find network television toothless, as so many plots lazily circle around infidelity, the threat of infidelity, or humor based in tension surrounding infidelity.
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Straight men are more distressed by sexual infidelity, while straight women are more distressed by emotional infidelity.
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So this was less a book about infidelity as it was a book about relationships through the lens of infidelity.
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Volumes have been written about infidelity, most recently two excellent and illuminating books: "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity" by Esther Perel, a New York psychotherapist, and "Healing from Infidelity" by Michele Weiner-Davis, a psychotherapist in Boulder, Colo.
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The results turned up a few interesting patterns: First, for heterosexuals, women were more likely to be upset by emotional infidelity than physical infidelity.
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Infidelity, and attempts to cover up infidelity, ended the careers or forced the resignations of former Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards, former New York Gov.
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" In an interview after the show, Mr. Giuliani said he was speaking not just of marital infidelity, but about "all forms of infidelity, which there are many.
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Up with adultery: An Italian woman's manifesto In The Secret Life of the Cheating Wife: Power, Pragmatism, and Pleasure in Women's Infidelity, another book on infidelity to be published this November, the sociologist Alicia Walker elaborates on the concept of female infidelity as a subversion of traditional gender roles.
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Instead, he's been lashing out at Alicia Machado while using apophasis to bring up Bill Clinton's marital infidelity by saying he's not talking about Bill Clinton's marital infidelity.
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I think that a big reason why infidelity has become the subject that it is today in our social psyche is because women have rapidly begun to close the gender gap of infidelity.
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Majida Turner's lawyer, Sanford Ain, told CNN in a phone interview that even though Michael Turner was not directly alleging infidelity as cause for divorce, Ain believed rumors about infidelity were being spread.
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From my understanding now, it was infidelity on both sides.
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Everything from their medical, pornographic, to their financial and infidelity.
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I feel the same way about infidelity and all that.
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Was she fearful of future mentions of Bill Clinton's infidelity?
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The focus has all been about Jeanette and the infidelity.
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The meaning of infidelity [used to be] something completely different.
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And so he has dragged out Bill Clinton's marital infidelity.
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Previously, entire campaigns in America have been derailed by infidelity.
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Unhappiness, abuse, and infidelity do not constitute grounds for annulment.
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How common is infidelity among women in the United States?
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It led to a lot of infidelity on my wife.
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As far as infidelity scandals go, this one had everything.
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Couples seldom share the reason, though two brides cited infidelity.
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Last month, Edmonds reportedly filed for divorce amid infidelity rumors.
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He hadn't concealed his sexual infidelity; he'd crowed about it.
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After all, infidelity in politics is hardly a new story.
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But some couples report growing stronger after incidents of infidelity.
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Sometimes it's societal taboos or infidelity, maybe a terrible accident.
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But they'd happily overlook infidelity in their favorite Democratic candidates.
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Ms. Jumel had to lay out a case of infidelity.
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The breakdown of a marriage and the threat of infidelity.
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In her research, Hertlein found the biggest block to recovering from online infidelity is that victims often believe their cheating partner is always guilty of infidelity, even if they provide proof of their innocence.
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Speaking of crazy, we left off on the boat of infidelity.
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After 1950 concubines were outlawed and infidelity deemed a bourgeois vice.
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But those interactions can quickly escalate into full-blown online infidelity.
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Fiorina has also gone after Clinton's marriage and Bill Clinton's infidelity.
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Cardi B knows how it feels to be heartbroken over infidelity.
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Reports of Woods and Thompson's alleged infidelity first surfaced in February.
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"Betrayal," doesn't descend into Tristan's infidelity scandal until its final act.
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Every couple is entirely different, as is every case of infidelity.
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Their closeness hasn't stopped the rumors of Joe's infidelity from spreading.
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In the first episode, a woman grapples with her husband's infidelity.
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Trump has previously used Bill Clinton's infidelity to undermine Hillary's feminism.
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A newspaper headline heralding her husband's infidelity appears under her words.
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The song is about infidelity, but Ratliff hears a spirit of
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Is there such a thing as infidelity in an open relationship?
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Sharon Osbourne has forgiven her husband Ozzy for his rumored infidelity.
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Are you okay with being a willing participate in someone's infidelity?
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But perhaps the infidelity is there to keep the women awake.
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Never mind that she just released an album largely about infidelity.
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Afghanistan, Taiwan, Pakistan, and even some U.S. states consider infidelity illegal.
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The infidelity is treated as a sidebar, which isn't entirely convincing.
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The infidelity appeared to come out of the blue for fans.
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Infidelity, domestic abuse, even rape all drive events at various points.
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The link between income and infidelity is more nuanced than that.
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Politics, race and infidelity are topics that reliably lead to problems.
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The couples suffer the consequences of rampant infidelity and emotional neglect.
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It pained me that I was contributing to someone else's infidelity.
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"I was so personally hurt," she said of her husband's infidelity.
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That was the night that a tabloid-perfect infidelity scandal erupted.
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He felt ashamed, and admitted to other risky behaviors, infidelity included.
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The photos were posted amid accusations of infidelity and drug-use.
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"Any allegation of infidelity is really off the wall," Ain said.
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Yet financial infidelity doesn't have to doom a relationship, experts say.
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They come in for big reasons like infidelity or financial improprieties.
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Infidelity to me has always been about a violation of trust.
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Despite his infidelity, Thompson still wished Khloé a happy birthday on Instagram.
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Clinton was popular overall, despite his infidelity and his lies about it.
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A new survey asked people about infidelity, specifically when they first cheated.
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According to Odom, she's almost able to laugh about his infidelity now.
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In many respects growing infidelity is a predictable consequence of economic development.
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But surveys also suggest that infidelity is the "number one marriage killer".
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Meanwhile, gossip about Joe's infidelity had often been brought up on RHONJ.
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And yet, just 27% of respondents admitted to having committed financial infidelity.
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Precious little evidence exists to show that opportunities online are encouraging infidelity.
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You may still feel hurt and angry about your husband's possible infidelity.
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Being able to trust them because once you've faced infidelity, it's hard.
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Infidelity, and the taboo against it, has existed since marriage was invented.
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Was it appropriate for Donald Trump to bring up Bill Clinton's infidelity?
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On the podcast, the pair has been open about Caussin's past infidelity.
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Earlier this month, Walters opened up to PEOPLE exclusively about Berry's infidelity.
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So-called financial infidelity is one of the biggest factors in breakups.
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Valerie Velardi said she allowed Robin Williams' infidelity when they were married.
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But if that's happening, there will usually be other signs of infidelity.
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Most leaks about infidelity usually come directly from the scorned lovers themselves.
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Khloé reflected on Thompson's infidelity while last week's episode of KUWTK aired.
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When it comes to protecting your relationship against infidelity, communication is key.
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He announces an "indefinite break" from golf and apologizes for his infidelity.
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Mike Shouhed is coming clean about his infidelity on Shahs of Sunset.
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"Unfortunately the infidelity piece plays a part in this," said Kramer, 34.
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And how does it compare to the rate of infidelity among men?
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Regarding infidelity, let the buyer beware when it comes to travel flings.
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Clinton's appeal to women by bringing up her husband's history of infidelity.
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Seeing him so helpless, she declares her recommitment, despite his repeated infidelity.
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"A lot of the time, it's coupled with emotional infidelity," Davis says.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, over his marital infidelity.
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When it was Bill Clinton, you couldn&apost talk about the infidelity.
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Monitoring sleep—or lack thereof, rather—could even could help prove infidelity.
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Other candidates had been driven out of races by accusations of infidelity.
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Clinton's support, was put in charge of dealing with accusations of infidelity.
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In at least one instance, I had watched infidelity unravel a couple.
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EXCLUSIVE: First lady Melania Trump brushes aside allegations of her husband's infidelity.
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It's like getting a marriage offer along with a confession of infidelity.
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Friends Nicholas and Amanda Thayer said Shanann had voiced concerns about infidelity.
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Some had detoured through addiction, infidelity and jobs that consumed their lives.
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The role played by infidelity and adoption is very much the same.
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Most relationship therapists suggest issues around infidelity can be improved through therapy.
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In predictable fashion, Britt-Marie discovers that Kent's disengagement stems from infidelity.
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The most common fights couples have aren&apost regarding infidelity or childcare.
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On a shelf by her head was the notebook documenting Matthew's infidelity.
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Bloomberg had argued his party infidelity was really a sign of pragmatism.
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"Acts of Infidelity," published in Sweden in 2014, follows a similar trajectory.
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I work with a lot of people who are going through infidelity.
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Part of what constitutes infidelity is what your partner would consent to.
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At its core, the Daniels story isn't about tawdry details of infidelity.
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Photo by Willem Holzer Let's get philosophical for a minute about infidelity.
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"Nothing counts as infidelity, and everything counts as infidelity if your partner and you are not on the same page with what counts as a betrayal," says Logan Levkoff, PhD, an AASECT-certified sex educator and relationship expert.
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While physical infidelity may involve a surreptitious smooch with a co-worker or meeting strangers through a hook-up site like Ashley Madison, financial infidelity may involve deceit such as the hiding of bank accounts or credit-card bills.
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But the marriage was rocked by Fosse's near-constant infidelity, addiction, and depression.
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Despite accusations about Rodgers' past infidelity, Fletcher told PEOPLE she trusts her fiancé.
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Her themes of sex, love, infidelity, family and home have resonated with many.
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In fact, anywhere from 25 to 60% of married adults admit to infidelity.
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"Our marriage has been put to the test," alluding to his infidelity scandal.
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"Kevin's Heart" tackles infidelity (and frames it in terms of more conventional addiction).
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Spent Cheryl Strayed: Your husband committed what's referred to as financial infidelity, Spent.
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There was no explosive fight, or infidelity, or one-sided shift in feelings.
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But that doesn't mean there aren't general trends we can identify about infidelity.
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News of their split broke Saturday amid rumors of infidelity on Ozzy's part.
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"Her infidelity was taking other authors' books into bed with her," says Pamela.
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"Jules and her husband have split over his infidelity," the rep tells PEOPLE.
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We're committed to the notion of infidelity as a symptom of a problem.
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Often, we wake up from dreams about infidelity drenched in sweat and guilt.
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The Black Hood targets "sinners" like drug dealers and those who commit infidelity.
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There is an infidelity gender gap — and women are starting to close it.
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When infidelity happens, it can be challenging to decide what to do next.
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But they also recall infidelity and, as a result, a much-reduced presidency.
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Their marriage was riddled with wild rumors — ranging from infidelity to forced threesomes.
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News of Thompson's alleged infidelity broke just two days before they welcomed True.
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In his dark-web persona, he transferred his own infidelity onto his wife.
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In 2015, some accused Carmelo of infidelity, though those rumors were never substantiated.
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Men across the board were more likely to commit (or consider committing) infidelity.
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For example, some people believe viewing sex films is a form of infidelity.
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Broidy quit his GOP post last Friday after his infidelity came to light.
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Instead she has written a dark drama about infidelity and its unforeseen consequences.
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"I needed a lot of time," she told the magazine, referencing Young's infidelity.
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" Grande immediately shut down the alleged infidelity speculation: "i didn't but go off.
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By the time we enter their lives, infidelity is part of the equation.
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She told Insider the bond between couples can actually become stronger after infidelity.
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Beyoncé received nine nominations for "Lemonade," her album that explores race and infidelity.
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There's infidelity, suffering, beak-breaking, and various other pains for the reader's enjoyment.
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He lambastes her infidelity and her failure to be honest about her unhappiness.
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Was the governor right in exposing his legislator friend's alleged infidelity so publicly?
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Infidelity highlights the potential fragility of our closest and most important of relationships.
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How to recognize financial infidelity and stop it from eroding your family's trust.
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Their marriage officially ended in 2013, after rumors of infidelity on Kutcher's part.
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I also found their evil downside: sexless marriages, industrial-scale infidelity and loneliness.
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You're in ''Landline,'' a comedy about infidelity that takes place in the '90s.
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He credited the "infidelity crisis" angle to the company's advertising agency, Grey Spain.
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Noisey: Both with She's Broken and ApeShit it's like this story of infidelity.
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" It's clear that Woods does not want to label his infidelity as a "regret.
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It's interesting, because when you write about infidelity, you write about consensual relationships. Right.
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She adds that Kardashian's claims of infidelity are also irrelevant should he be arrested.
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Infidelity used to be so simple: You slept with someone who wasn't your partner.
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"The definition of infidelity keeps expanding," says Esther Perel, a psychotherapist and relationship expert.
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You also suggest that infidelity doesn't have to mean the end of a relationship.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you think infidelity only occurs between the sheets, think again.
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But authorities said they carried out a two-day investigation and confirmed the infidelity.
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Rachel demands answers about the infidelity, and her ex's response is not exactly eloquent.
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But with the internet, we've come to accept emotional affairs as part of infidelity.
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Their storylines have been focused on rape, loveless marriages, infidelity, ridicule, abuse, and neglect.
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How are they supposed to bring about the antichrist with petty theft and infidelity!?
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Authorities said they carried out a two-day investigation and confirmed the infidelity, however.
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These women, like Clinton, chose to stay in their marriages despite their husbands' infidelity.
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I had little understanding of it myself, but it certainly didn't feel like infidelity.
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However, the conversations, which Chyna verified were true, didn't show any signs of infidelity.
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On Tuesday, allegations of infidelity surfaced with reports Thompson was seen kissing multiple women.
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News of Thompson's alleged infidelity broke just two days before they welcomed daughter True.
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Only the "hotel" ad suggests temptation of infidelity—but then the guy walks away!
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Robert Bentley to the list of politicians whose careers cratered after allegations of infidelity.
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" In the same song, he boldly admits to infidelity:"'You did what with who?
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"I'm talking about transgressions, narcissism, power, sexual infidelity, denial, and particularly war," she says.
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Narratively, it explores adult relationships and their complications: infidelity, lust, sexuality, and so on.
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Lundquist said family history or childhood insecurities could play a role in infidelity too.
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In August, Ms. Holland was ejected from the home after a confession of infidelity.
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The deleted posts had captions accusing Chyna of drug use, alcohol abuse, and infidelity.
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Yet many people choose a dramatically different post-infidelity route: staying in the relationship.
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This election cycle has already laid bare gender double standards around infidelity and abuse.
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Bill Clinton had won the White House while being dogged by allegations of infidelity.
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Fewer attendees appeared to know the lyrics to the decades-old ode to infidelity.
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Keeping financial secrets from your spouse or significant other has a name: financial infidelity.
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These proto-sexts are part of a small epidemic of infidelity among the Jacobses.
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He has acknowledged marital infidelity but denied ever engaging in non-consensual sexual behavior.
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Some even wondered if their husbands knew about their infidelity, choosing to look away.
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So maybe now what women are deciding is that infidelity is a third way.
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The superstar couple split in December 2018 amid allegations of infidelity on Offset's part.
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Like most sequels, "Acts of Infidelity" isn't flattered by a comparison with its predecessor.
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Manafort's attorneys have portrayed Gates as living a secret life of infidelity and embezzlement.
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And then there's another stage of that which is who the infidelity was with.
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Beyoncé has yet to comment on the specifics of the album, which talks openly about infidelity, but her mom's caption to the photo seems to reveal that the infidelity Bey references on the record and her decision to ultimately forgive is very real.
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"What's shocking about Kobe's infidelity isn't the infidelity; it's that the protagonist is Kobe Bryant, the infallible player who can do nothing worse, according to his fans' mythology, than write bad poetry," Elizabeth Kaye once wrote, taking the voice of Kobe's fan base.
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What is the deal breaker: infidelity, addiction, won't go to mother-in-law's for Christmas?
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Fingers crossed that Scott's alleged infidelity has been wildly exaggerated...or just a huge misunderstanding.
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By early December the couple called it quits amid rumors of the Migos star's infidelity.
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Just six months into his tenure, however, the relationship ended over public reports of infidelity.
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In fact, one infidelity app found a few interesting links between horoscopes and cheating patterns.
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Ed (Adam Scott) declared he wanted to leave Madeline after finding out about her infidelity.
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Photo: GettyAshley Madison is perhaps most famous for two things—infidelity and god awful security.
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Six years later, the couple divorced due to the singer's substance abuse issues and infidelity.
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And Atypical really would be perfect — if it didn't fall into the disappointing infidelity stereotype.
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The relationship ended in 2001, which Lopez would later reveal was because of his infidelity.
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Uber-linking would also allow each to keep track of the other's whereabouts, discouraging infidelity.
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But, there are people like Tasha, who believe that straying in your mind constitutes infidelity.
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Even Arie Luyendyk, Jr., the current Bachelor, is plagued with rumors of infidelity and indecision.
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Larry King and Shawn King are speaking out amid reports of infidelity in their marriage.
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Walters learned about the infidelity while the Married to Medicine season 5 cameras were rolling.
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But they still have to give a reason for wanting a divorce, such as infidelity.
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One witness at his confirmation accused him of "infidelity," and another characterized Brandeis as "duplicitous".
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Divorce and second indictment Evidence showed Leanna Harris had prior knowledge of her husband's infidelity.
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After days of speculation, Sprouse broke his silence to addressed the infidelity rumors on Wednesday.
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Did Chi-chan really fake a terminal illness as an explanation for her gum infidelity?
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At the time, the rapper's alleged infidelity was said to have led to their breakup.
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Or, alternately, that her grandmother, Kris Jenner, completely orchestrated Thompson's infidelity scandal for publicity's sake.
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Khloé Kardashian has already put Tristan Thompson's alleged infidelity behind her, an insider tells PEOPLE.
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"Bob has never apologized for the infidelity as well as abandoning the family," she explained.
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And then there was the infidelity, a crime for active duty officers for a reason.
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Gable was the host of the reality TV series Cheaters, which exposes infidelity within relationships.
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The incident came nearly two weeks after Edmonds reportedly filed for divorce amid infidelity rumors.
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His infidelity is such old news it hardly seems of interest even to religious conservatives.
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Audiences aren't used to hearing a woman speak openly about anything, let alone about infidelity.
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The album is her story of discovering infidelity, wrestling with it, and ultimately forgiving it.
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Adding to that challenge is Madeline having to navigate marital problems stemming from her infidelity.
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Hollywood loves to take on hot-button issues, and infidelity is certainly a popular one.
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Or, for free, you can almost certainly detect infidelity by acquiring your SO's smartphone password.
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It also voices a rarely seen concept, that of the album-length ode to infidelity.
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CNN contacted a representative for Coronel who had "no comment" about allegations of Guzman's infidelity.
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The woman in the Dream House accuses Machado of infidelity, of flakiness, of being inconsiderate.
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He added that his own infidelity was "never a problem" in his own three marriages.
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The latter, of course, implies that there is something doubly wrong with same-sex infidelity.
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Now, in an interview with ABC's Tom Llamas, Melania has addressed the infidelity allegations directly.
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They struggle with infidelity, infertility, miscarriages, anxiety and depression, and the trauma of childhood abuse.
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"People assume that if you're writing about female infidelity, that there's something wrong," she said.
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However, this rate increases to around a third of couples when you include emotional infidelity.
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Overall, therapy seems to work for about two-thirds of couples who have experienced infidelity.
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"Infidelity and things like that aren't felonies, but it's a lapse of character," he said.
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But, she says, it can also happen during infidelity (à la — sort of — Lara Jean).
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The couple weathered infidelity and almost got divorced but ultimately stayed together until the end.
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At the time Williams learned of McKinely's infidelity, Pilar Jhena was only 3 months old.
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Demi Moore is admitting to a past "infidelity" in her revealing new memoir Inside Out.
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The most important thing in any relationship is trust—the breakdown of trust is infidelity.
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" A representative on behalf of Arencibia responded to the song and infidelity claims, telling PEOPLE in an exclusive statement: "While matters of our relationship and what led to the demise of our marriage should remain between us, I will say there was no infidelity.
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"I'm in a f–king rock band, aren't I?" he said, when asked about his infidelity.
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The spouses of 33 years announced their split in early May after reports of infidelity surfaced.
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When confronted with financial infidelity, the partner at fault might just try to brush it off.
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"Ten, 15, 20 years ago, infidelity cases were a much bigger part of investigations," he says.
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"Those rumors have really bothered me," she tells PEOPLE of hearing rumors of her alleged infidelity.
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Besides, Trump himself is on thin moral ice when it comes to making accusations about infidelity.
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"It was the beginning of hell," Stefani said of the day she discovered her husband's infidelity.
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The spotlight's glow transformed into glare, with conflicting and salacious press accounts alleging abuse, infidelity, cruelty.
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Wife Beyoncé, 36, is featured on the song, which tackles the infidelity in the couple's marriage.
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The marriage, which was marred by rumors of infidelity on Nielsen's part, lasted just 19 months.
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The interview will most likely mark Woods' first official, in-depth comments about the alleged infidelity.
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Ms Perel is not suggesting that couples in a rut indulge in a bit of infidelity.
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Infidelity is the running theme on this season of Vanderpump Rules — then again, when isn't it?
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"Unfortunately the infidelity piece plays a part in this," Kramer admitted just a few weeks later.
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Advocates claim that polygamy promotes social harmony by giving lusty husbands a legitimate alternative to infidelity.
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The accusations [of infidelity] are ridiculous and I'm not going to [dignify] them with an answer.
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She certainly looks like she wants to pull Ed into infidelity drama in the grocery store.
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"I'm in a f—ing rock band, aren't I?" he said, when asked about his infidelity.
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Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello were not having it when rumors spread of infidelity and divorce.
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"It's about a normal modern day relationship: the questioning, betrayal, infidelity, vengeance and vices," said Zita.
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Jillian did choose him as the winner, but they soon broke up amid rumors on infidelity.
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But does sexting, specifically, pose a greater danger to hypersexual people than good old fashioned infidelity?
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But while her boyfriend's fling affected his bond with Caroline, she says her infidelity helped them.
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"There are a lot of different ways that an infidelity can play out," Dr Vrangalova says.
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More from VICE: What are some other widely held beliefs about female infidelity that aren't true?
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Joe Kennedy Sr. is remembered for many things, but perhaps the most scandalous is his infidelity.
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Why Trump Would Attack: Mr. Trump has already used Mr. Clinton's history of infidelity against Mrs.
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Plus, a sneak-peek of Season 2: Is there any truth to the rumors of infidelity?
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Someone inevitably brings up a touchy subject (money, illness, addiction, infidelity) and awkward explosive arguments ensue.
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Is garden-variety infidelity or assholism being mixed up with abuse of power in some cases?
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For the remainder of the episode, the Kardashian-Jenner sisters' anger boils over the reported infidelity.
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Back then, it could be anything from high financial debt, alcoholism, drug abuse, infidelity, or homosexuality.
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As a married 30-something father, I've come around to a less "worldly" view of infidelity.
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Elite evangelicals decried his infidelity, which ran counter to the red family model's stress on fidelity.
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In Mr. Constantin's telling, his was an acrimonious and unhappy marriage, with infidelity on both sides.
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She talks about how both of those men have hurt her with their dishonesty and infidelity.
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Melisa Russell had addressed the split on Instagram earlier this month ... hinting infidelity was the problem.
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She writes about infidelity and Catholicism, about married women who long to transgress and often do.
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But when rumors of infidelity pushed McCarthy out of the race, the result was utter chaos.
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He's more upset that his friend has broken with his prescribed "role" than with the infidelity.
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First they speculated it was a PR stunt, now they're wondering if there was any infidelity.
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When looking at infidelity, there's always more to the story than just cheater and cheated-upon.
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An affair with Ossie Gulliver, like being a wet nurse, was only a fantasy of infidelity.
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Her parents' divorce, her marital infidelity, and other family dramas figured into her earlier autobiographical works.
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In other videos, couples have been through tough times like infidelity or fears about the future.
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They dealt with the outlandish stuff that all soap couples endure — infidelity, secret-keeping, family tensions.
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During the On the Run tour, Beyoncé began obliquely referencing rumors of Jay-Z's infidelity onstage.
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Modern Love A woman discovers that understanding infidelity from within can be the key to forgiveness.
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Hillary Clinton has largely shied away from talking about her husband's infidelity on the campaign trail.
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There was the ex who said my serial infidelity was a "definite" sign of psychopathic tendencies.
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Obviously a philosopher would start by trying to define "infidelity"—different relationships will have different agreements.
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The supposed catalyst for Beyoncé's "journey of self-knowledge and healing" was husband Jay-Z's infidelity.
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We know that because there is still asymmetrical stigma about female infidelity—that is, there's still a double standard in which we think it's more "natural" for men to cheat—women are likely to underreport infidelity and to report preferences and behaviors that conform to social expectations.
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Heterosexual men were more than twice as likely to be upset by physical infidelity than women were.
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But in episode 7, she finally comes clean about her infidelity and it does not end well.
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Hillary Clinton has firmly refused to address Donald Trump's talk of her husband Bill Clinton's past infidelity.
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Sure, they've shared years of love and growth, but those years included infidelity, immaturity, lies, and abandonment.
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Whether infidelity becomes a serial behavior ultimately hinges on one's reasons for cheating in the first place.
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As far as what we call "infidelity," it's more of an individual interpretation for each person now.
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Meanwhile, a Kardashian family source told PEOPLE that Khloé is already putting Thompson's alleged infidelity behind her.
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These are all forms of financial infidelity, according to a paper in the Journal of Financial Therapy.
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As the myth goes, Jupiter tried to hide himself in a cloud to cover up his infidelity.
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Like sexual infidelity, the healing can't begin until the partner who committed the betrayal stops doing it.
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Examples included infidelity, theft, poor performance at work, sexual orientation, having undergone an abortion and drug taking.
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"We talk about anything and everything," says McDermott, whose topics include parenthood, sex, infidelity and social media.
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If you're unclear about what constitutes committing "financial infidelity" against your partner or spouse, you aren't alone.
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The divorce, which arrives after 12 years of celebrity couplehood, spawned rumors of child abuse and infidelity.
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We have created a situation whereby infidelity has become the shattering of the grand ambition of love.
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In the beginning, infidelity was an economic threat to a marriage that was mostly an economic institution.
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Beyoncé's highly praised 2016 album is an exploration of many things — among them, the aftermath of infidelity.
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The reality star responded to the infidelity rumors on Instagram Sunday by invoking former president Bill Clinton.
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There is something unkind about making her relive decades-old humiliations forced on her by spousal infidelity.
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Since then, numerous other allegations of infidelity have been addressed on the show and in the tabloids.
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Many couples have reported feeling stronger after overcoming an issue of financial infidelity rather than avoiding it.
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News organizations are looking into specific congressmen, some with years-old reputations for leering, infidelity and more.
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Perhaps presenting de Lesseps with evidence of D'Agostino, Jr.'s infidelity was the wrong decision for Frankel.
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Also, in several US studies, male and female rates of infidelity are much closer than we'd imagine.
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Jay uses the R&B singer and songwriter's name as an example of someone who illustrates infidelity.
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I was humiliated, not to mention angry that I'd been made an unwitting accomplice to H's infidelity.
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"Everybody" has a history of infidelity, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) said on Sunday.
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Surprisingly, perhaps, our increasingly licentious behavior has not been reflected in more tolerant public attitudes toward infidelity.
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Larry and Shawn King remain united weeks after reports surfaced citing infidelity in their 19-year marriage.
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Infidelity powers much of her fiction; there are no happy marriages, only longed-for or realized affairs.
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Clinton, whose experience with her husband's infidelity all but disqualifies her from speaking in similarly vivid terms.
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In the first season of the show, the Solloway marriage disintegrated at the slightest breeze of infidelity.
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JAY-Z does deal with the darkest things we know about him from infidelity to failed friendships.
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Of course, the "other woman" is always present when people are dealing with the pain of infidelity.
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But any sort of marital infidelity and sense of betrayal, especially on that level, people kill themselves.
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On Wednesday, the star released the music video for the controversy-stirring track, which talks about infidelity.
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It seems like infidelity, to some people, can be almost as unforgivable an act as killing is.
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If they were religiously conservative, they stressed his infidelity while also objecting to his insults of women.
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The couple had allegedly been arguing about infidelity, according to a police report first obtained by FoxSanAntonio.com.
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Here's How to Fix Financial Infidelity What to do when your partner ruins their credit — and credibility.
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Her husband, who she'd married when she was 14, later filed for divorce, accusing her of infidelity.
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Next was Moose, a more patient and competitive horse, though Ms. Ward resisted the idea of infidelity.
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The theme of infidelity "has seldom received such close scrutiny in literary fiction," the Times review noted.
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Her 103 album "Sex & Cigarettes," a collection of cathartic, unrelenting songs about infidelity, earned three Grammy nominations.
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Evelyn left her baby daddy, ex-MLB star Carl Crawford, over the summer when she suspected infidelity.
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Yet, the alleged Jordyn Woods-Tristan Thompson infidelity fiasco broke all of those unspoken A-list rules.
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You'll recall Hart later apologized for his infidelity and was adamant nobody should profit off his mistake.
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Fabián said he had responded to his girlfriend's accusations of infidelity by pushing her off their bed.
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These are all forms of financial infidelity, according to a paper in the Journal of Financial Therapy.
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Thicke had been the subject of infidelity rumors — which he denied — before the two announced their separation.
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Previously, Lemonade explored Bey's side of the story as she dealt with and overcame Jay's reported infidelity.
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The character of Cassio is cut altogether, replaced by Rodrigo as the object of Desdemona's suspected infidelity.
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Infidelity laws and divorce laws differ from state to state, and some are even kind of strange.
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Well, here's a horror story for you to consider, one that involves online gaming, infidelity and cyberharassment.
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Many writers of the time—rivals to the crown—indulged in gossip of illicit affairs and infidelity.
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Infidelity. I'm starting to notice that many of these entrants have a blatant disregard for structural integrity.
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Franklin's mother left the family when the singer was only 6 years old because of her husband's infidelity.
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The repeated infidelity has some fans convinced that Kardashian's revolving door of forgiveness isn't actually what Thompson wants.
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"The forgiveness part of infidelity is a spiritual journey and it does not always happen overnight," she continues.
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But she also stresses that this doesn't mean infidelity can—or should—be chalked up to survival instincts.
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That is, I am not saying evolved drives confer a license to infidelity or abandonment of one's partner.
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"I could not handle the lethal cocktail of the spotlight, addiction, a diminishing career and infidelity," he writes.
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The 36-year-old singer is featured on the song, which tackles the infidelity in the couple's marriage.
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Experts call it "financial infidelity," and it basically covers any monetary activity that partners hide from each other.
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Its interest in infidelity and relationships in crisis was part and parcel of Altman's own work and life.
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The couple have also weathered rumors of infidelity, but according to Carew, the rumors are just that: rumors.
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However, their engagement ended months later when the two split in August amid reports of Future's alleged infidelity.
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"I could not handle the lethal cocktail of the spotlight, addiction, a diminishing career and infidelity," Odom wrote.
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"I did my dirt, too," he says, adding that his cheating was just a reaction to Harley's infidelity.
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Former chief executive Noel Biderman styled himself the "king of infidelity" and boasted of a $1 billion valuation.
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Scenario 2: Kathleen, furious after discovering evidence of her husband's infidelity with a series of men, confronted Michael.
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The official explanation for his absence, that he was "hiking the Appalachians", became a popular euphemism for infidelity.
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After calling Eden a "slut" for her infidelity, the hypocritical oaf then pulls the same trick on June.
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" Another insider has said Shookus' marriage "didn't end over infidelity," and this source echoes that: "The impression I
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Their divorce fueled tabloid fodder, as claims of infidelity between Rossdale and their former nanny came to light.
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She has noticed that no subject fascinates and unnerves people more than infidelity—"universally forbidden yet universally practised".
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Infidelity and online activity Strange internet searches weren't the only remarkable things about Justin Ross Harris' online life.
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It might be a controversial move, but she suggests that you don't tell your partner about your infidelity.
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"We talk about anything and everything," McDermott — whose topics include parenthood, sex, infidelity and social media — told PEOPLE.
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A motive in the murder case has not been confirmed as allegations of Chris' infidelity draw greater scrutiny.
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How did Hillary Clinton handle the reports of her husband's infidelity while she was first lady of Arkansas?
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So, how can couples avoid this particular brand of infidelity and celebrate Valentine's Day with some financial transparency?
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There was nothing salacious for the tabloids to get their teeth into—no talk of feuds or infidelity.
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And among the Himba of Namibia, Brooke Scelza tells us that female infidelity benefits women and their offspring.
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In the Roman myth, Juno's rage at discovering Jupiter's infidelity causes her to turn Io into a cow.
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Their daughter Blue Ivy is also seen alongside JAY-Z in the video for the song about infidelity.
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The infidelity motif of Parisian boulevard authors, now long pat, came off as rather clunky in German, however.
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This marks some of Trump's first public comments regarding any of the allegations of infidelity against her husband.
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The allegation of infidelity does not give someone the right to seek revenge in such a devastating way.
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She criticized Dodd for saying her husband, David, looked like a pedophile and that his infidelity was justified.
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Infidelity has long been considered the physical act of having sex with someone outside your relationship or marriage.
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Trust in my vision for the country, he said, no matter what you think of my marital infidelity.
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But that's only one of many steps a couple must take to repair a relationship broken by infidelity.
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"The issue of Bill Clinton and women is not about marital infidelity, adultery or 'indiscretions,'" Mr. Stone said.
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The executives said the Ashley Madison name would endure, though they are moving some focus away from infidelity.
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Khloé Kardashian will turn 35 on Thursday, leaving behind a painful year filled with drama, scandal and infidelity.
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One night in 1994, a documentary aired on British television in which Prince Charles confessed to his infidelity.
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Both people have failed and both people have done manipulative or negative things, or have committed some infidelity.
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In two minutes we get guns, crooked record label dealings, great music, betrayal, infidelity, and, somehow, more guns.
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Knowles knows this well, since she dealt with the infidelity of her own husband and Beyoncé's father, Matthew.
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There is also a small association between extraversion and infidelity, such that extraverts are more likely to cheat.
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She was hot, fun, and very single after a long engagement that had ended in some serious infidelity.
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SA: One thing we know from our infidelity series is that long-term monogamy always invites a paradox.
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As his renown grew, she endured rumors of his infidelity with starlets like Marilyn Maxwell and Lana Turner.
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Though Lemonade is built around Jay Z's infidelity rumors, Beyoncé still released the album on his streaming service.
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The risk increases for men with erectile dysfunction issues, and perhaps even more so when infidelity is afoot.
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Many of these delicate, thoughtful stories are devoted to unpacking the intricacies of infidelity in long-term relationships.
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THE STATE OF AFFAIRS Rethinking Infidelity By Esther Perel Read by the author11 hours, 57 minutes. HarperAudio. $24.99.
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After a scoffed-at but successful pop ethnography of Park Avenue, she turns to the topic of infidelity.
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"Medicine," her breakthrough hit, is a lightly comedic tale about infidelity and the cycles of pain it causes.
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But even with his admission of infidelity, I still had a hard time letting go at that moment.
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Undisclosed debt is an example of financial infidelity, one of the biggest money-related reasons people get divorced.
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The woman shoots her husband after learning of his infidelity, and escapes with his money and drug stash.
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Their bond flourishes as they find success, is buffeted by industry criticism, the era's sexism, and even infidelity.
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Rumors of infidelity in the couple's marriage, which officially ended in 2013, have persisted for quite some time.
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MONSIEUR BOVARY He gives Emma an excuse for infidelity, though he has never demanded that she be faithful.
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Teen Mom OG's Mackenzie McKee is opening up about past infidelity in her relationship with estranged husband Josh.
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By December 2018, Cardi announced on Instagram that she and Offset had split following rumors of his infidelity.
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Despite that infidelity, though, I've never taken the step of actually rooting against one of my childhood teams.
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The parent company of the infidelity dating website Ashley Madison is under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
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It would be nice if we could come up with a consistent definition of "infidelity" across different boundaries.
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Infidelity. Arthur Marx invoked Crosby's name in that earlier bed-notch comparison because the guy also slept around.
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They'll bring up their big loss years later, and talk about it like spousal infidelity or a bitter divorce.
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In February, Kramer publicly apologized to Caussin on Instagram after making a joke about his infidelity on her podcast.
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He's a boorish sexist; she's an accomplished female politician who has overcome misogynist allegations (including rumors of marital infidelity).
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According to the court documents, which People quotes, Patton is accusing Thicke of infidelity, drug use, and domestic abuse.
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As Juelz heads back into the studio, Kimbella is forced to face her trust issues from his past infidelity.
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Every modern couple needs to have conversations—early on in the relationship—about sexuality, about infidelity, about sexual boundaries.
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Four months after rumors of infidelity rocked their relationship, Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are in a good place.
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For the most part, Ashley Madison is just like any other dating site except with its focus on infidelity.
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While Kourtney and her sisters remain supportive of Khloé amid her boyfriend's very public infidelity, tensions are likely simmering.
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Some believe that Tywin's hatred for Tyrion comes from knowing that he's actually the result of his wife's infidelity.
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Brother Rob Kardashian, whom a source told PEOPLE Tuesday "won't forgive" the Cleveland Cavaliers player for his alleged infidelity.
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With Bonnie being Tough Bonnie, the outing of Steve's infidelity obviously means the Nolans are headed for a split.
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Their relationship has gone through a series of volatile ups and downs since, with both alleging abuse and infidelity.
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The Republicans' choice to replace Gingrich as speaker, Bob Livingston of Louisiana, resigned while facing revelations of marital infidelity.
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According to gossip site TMZ, sources on both sides of the split were blaming the other for alleged infidelity.
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But Camille obliterates her chance at romantic happiness with an infidelity that exposes her addiction to alcohol and cutting.
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While Diana loved motherhood, she also grappled with personal and marital problems, including depression, bulimia and her husband's infidelity.
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Traditional thinking around relationships and infidelity holds that you should absolutely leave a partner who cheats — end of story.
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But the app has also been dubbed "stalkerware" because it was initially marketed to jealous spouses paranoid about infidelity.
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In fact, Kramer admitted that news of ongoing cheating allegations against Tristan Thompson dredged up reminders of Caussin's infidelity.
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Ms Perel's critics say she is soft on those who cheat, but she acknowledges the grim effects of infidelity.
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Larry and Shawn King were spotted together on Monday amid reports of infidelity in the couple's 19-year marriage.
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Cosby and his attorneys have acknowledged marital infidelity on his part but have denied any allegations of sexual misconduct.
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For example, men are 12 percent more likely to forgive a celebrity's infidelity than women, according to the research.
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For Kathy, that chaos is inescapable despite leaving New York, lying poolside, and getting married (and reminiscing about infidelity).
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When her daughter, Kirby, and son, Will, were seven and six, King's marriage dissolved due to her husband's infidelity.
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And now, the findings of a new study about infidelity will probably give these breadwinners more cause for concern.
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Now, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star is posting quotes that might be alluding to her boyfriend's infidelity.
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The former MLB player stirred up infidelity allegations on Twitter just a few days after the engagement news broke.
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One day after Thompson's alleged infidelity, Kardashian posted a glamorous shot of herself on Instagram with a cryptic caption.
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Throughout Patton's shocking declaration, she accuses her ex of physical and emotional abuse, infidelity and drug and alcohol addiction.
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But on the whole, she says, the accusations of infidelity and the delusions and hallucinations have taken their toll.
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Many fans consider 4:44 a response to Beyoncé's iconic album Lemonade, which explored themes of infidelity and forgiveness.
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As ever, the WAGS' eternal battle between wives and girlfriends rages on – as does the women's fear of infidelity.
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The OSG appealed the annulment, the members said, arguing that infidelity was not grounds for the dissolution of marriage.
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Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo asked Ben Carson whether Bill Clinton's history of infidelity should affect his wife's campaign.
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But after all these years, he seems to have learned, like George Smiley, to live with a little infidelity.
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Still, cheating rumors continue to plague Tom throughout season 9, which was filmed months after the original infidelity scandal.
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In a 2014 study, researchers found a significant association between variants of a certain gene and infidelity in women.
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While the nearly four-year separation has taken a toll, Teresa says any reports of infidelity aren't a factor.
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He is also accused of visiting a prostitute, infidelity, not disclosing foreign travel and lying to investigators. Maj. Gen.
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But Hamilton's infidelity pales in comparison to his other great sin: leaving his wife and seven surviving children penniless.
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Depending on the couple, infidelity can also lead to major resentment and the end of a relationship or marriage.
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Cheating husbands and wives might be most common in Seattle, according to a report from infidelity website Ashley Madison.
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The group has also prepared a vicious counterattack on Mr. Trump's marital history, which includes two divorces and infidelity.
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In response, Jay-Z shared insight from his own relationship with Beyoncé, explaining how they recovered after his infidelity.
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As is often the case in marriage, the infidelity was more a symptom of our trouble than its cause.
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Second, it assumes that this woman's identity, like mine, is wrapped up in fidelity and infidelity and everything between.
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They recalled the stages of grief, but instead tracked what appeared to be the discovery and aftermath of infidelity.
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That could be a treacherous strategy for Mr. Trump, given his own past infidelity and questionable treatment of women.
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Friends of the couple have described the relationship as rocky, with Ms. Monahan often accusing Mr. Ellison of infidelity.
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When I had interviewed the wife about her infidelity, I had inwardly judged her for what she had done.
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Misrepresentations of paternity and identity are engineered right alongside the more mundane deceits that spring from infidelity and murder.
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But Sanford noted that there's one big difference between his own well-documented infidelity and those of the president.
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That same night, a woman reveals his infidelity and the fact that everyone in town is aware of it.
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One woman defends her infidelity by telling herself that Radha, the god Krishna's favorite consort, was a married woman.
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She expresses contempt for Jackie's icy tolerance of his rampant infidelity, even as she herself climbs the odalisque ranks.
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An ex-soldier, rocked by infidelity, finds hope in a chance meeting with a mother and her young son.
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You could argue, and Hart did, that infidelity should not be a political disqualifier — but in 1988, it mattered.
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To borrow from Peter Nichols, whose "Passion Play" is my other favorite 20th-century drama about infidelity, adultery adulterates.
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But what promises to be an appealing adult relationship sitcom becomes a sour story of self-absorption and infidelity.
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No topic is off limits: The hosts and their guests discuss racial tensions, polyamorous relationships, abuse, divorce, infidelity, Scientology.
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Infidelity, as a literary theme, interests me less at face value than just about anything I can think of.
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Her picture-perfect suburban life comes crashing down when she learns of her husband's infidelity and terrible monetary decisions.
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Like the Infidelity Support Group (12,948 members), in which partners of unfaithful spouses traded stories and messages of sympathy.
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Melania Knauss chose to marry a racist, crooked boor with a clear history of infidelity — and lots of cash.
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I put the word cheated in quotes because the definition of infidelity can vary widely among and within couples.
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As Yglesias notes, the focus should have been on Clinton's abuse of his power over Lewinsky, not his infidelity.
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If a woman out-earns her spouse by even a dollar, the odds of his infidelity go way up.
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It is the calm after the storm, the acceptance not of infidelity or stark mistakes, but of moving on.
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It rather goes back to this whole infidelity thing, and does he have a problem, is it a compulsion.
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Today's audiences who expect prudery from an opera this old may be surprised by its lax attitude toward infidelity, and yet Così goes to great lengths to affirm the value of marriage, all the while adhering to undeniably dated misogyny (no mention is made of the men's deception and infidelity requiring forgiveness).
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Azalea got engaged to the basketball player in 2015, but the pair split after a year due to Young's infidelity.
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She will come prepared with a way to respond to Trump if he brings up her husband's infidelity, sources said.
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"The split is definitely due to Kevin's ongoing infidelity and that his mistress recently welcomed their child," the insider said.
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"The split is definitely due to Kevin's ongoing infidelity and that his mistress recently welcomed their child," the source says.
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Sharon opened up about how she fell back in love with her husband after his infidelity nearly shattered their marriage.
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Last spring, the couple was plagued by cheating rumors after Beyoncé's emotionally explosive visual album Lemonade featured themes of infidelity.
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" That aside, Cardi said she and Offset — who briefly split late last year due to his infidelity — are "doing good.
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Over the weekend, Beyoncé released her visual album Lemonade, seemingly addressing rumors of infidelity by Jay Z throughout their marriage.
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What this suggests is not only that there are serial cheaters, but also serial victims when it comes to infidelity.
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She wrote "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity" and is the host of the popular podcast, Where Should We Begin?
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The actress talked about relationships, infidelity and independence in the latest episode of her "Red Table Talk" show on Facebook.
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" In her biting Instagram caption, Taylor accused Dean of infidelity and called Denton a "mistress" and "D list 'has been.
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There's also the fact that for years she went through a lot with her ex-husband, Lamar Odom, including infidelity.
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Researchers asked participants to report their own infidelity and whether they knew or suspected that their partner had been unfaithful.
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Not exactly the confession fans were seeking in the wake of Beyoncé's album, with songs addressing infidelity, betrayal and heartbreak.
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The knee-jerk reaction to infidelity, most of the time, is to tell the person who got jilted to GTFO.
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Last August, a large-scale data leak impacted the infidelity website and Ashley Madison thousands of its users, including Duggar.
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Neither causes of death nor motive in the triple homicide have been confirmed as Chris' suspected infidelity draws greater scrutiny.
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But he apologizes to his wife and "women in general" for marital infidelity, making inappropriate jokes, and watching online pornography.
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And now he is going after Bill Clinton's affairs despite his own history of multiple divorces and allegations of infidelity.
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Jenner and Scott, who faced rumors of infidelity in February, recently enjoyed a family trip to Mexico with baby Stormi.
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Jana Kramer and husband Mike Caussin continue to rebuild their marriage following a months-long separation due to his infidelity.
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On her show, Shaunie has discussed her ex-husband's infidelity, which she said she discovered when their Blackberries got switched.
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In Everything is Love, she talks about everything from generational wealth, to her hangover cure, to Jay-Z's admitted infidelity.
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And he smirked at a reporter who asked about Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska criticizing Mr. Trump's past marital infidelity.
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Shannon Beador and her husband David have worked to rebuild their marriage since his infidelity threatened to tear it apart.
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Even earlier, she starred in the film People Places Things, a rom-com about a couple torn apart by infidelity.
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Which is to say: The infidelity gap may be closing, but the blame gap is pretty much set in stone.
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Throughout Patton's declaration, the actress details episodes of infidelity, including a romantic Valentine's Day getaway in 2013 at Chateau Marmont.
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So infidelity could happen to a small sliver or the majority of people — it's hard to say at this point.
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In fact, keeping a money secret (also known as financial infidelity) is one of the biggest threats to a relationship.
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What's most worrisome is that financial infidelity is actually on the rise, according to the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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Byrd said the argument likely involved allegations of infidelity, saying that investigators suspect Henry accused Jones of seeing someone else.
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There was a car crash, multiple rumors of infidelity, and a very public apology during Cardi B's Rolling Loud set.
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Infidelity by public figures is seen as normal, and disapproval as a puritan obsession of uptight Americans or northern Europeans.
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But the most talked about by far is hearing Jay address the issues of infidelity and disconnection in his marriage.
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Taiwan and the Philippines are the only remaining Asian countries that treat infidelity as a crime, according to Taiwan News.
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And from such reasonable marriages, there flowed loneliness, infidelity, abuse, hardness of heart and screams heard through the nursery doors.
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His playwriting style is comic, his characters the middle-aged French bourgeoisie, his themes reality and perception, fidelity and infidelity.
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She married rock musician Freddy Moore two years later, though says the marriage fell apart due to her own infidelity.
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Ms. Shire's verse forms the backbone of Beyoncé's album and its exploration of family, infidelity and the black female body.
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Today, we're premiering the video for the single "Kate McCannon," a song that deals with themes of infidelity and anger.
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Lori already knew about the infidelity, but was only pushed to action once her daughter called her out on it.
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"There was infidelity," D'Errico shares in a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek of her appearance on Million Dollar Matchmaker, airing Friday.
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I'm very happy in a committed relationship myself, and considering a future infidelity leaves me not just terrified, but dumbfounded.
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Using country music to revisit her own father's infidelity is the ultimate in accessing her past to inform the present.
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That was the case back in February, when it appeared on "Lemonade," Beyoncé's surprise magnum opus about infidelity and disappointment.
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Overall, connection is the "greatest vaccination" against infidelity, she said, so it's important couples work towards building that up again.
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King, whose real-life F.B.I. encounter was dramatized in the movie "Selma," the tapes provide evidence of her husband's infidelity.
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She'll likely never address the infidelity rumors directly, but on Lemonade, she artfully dances around them, leaving room for interpretation.
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Where the rest of us see reckless infidelity, he sees a buxom conquest that lesser Lotharios can only dream about.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a woman discovers that understanding infidelity from within can be the key to forgiveness.
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If he's accused of infidelity or sexual misconduct, she stands beside him at the press conference, looking somber but supportive.
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Melania isn't the first woman in the White House to deal with questions of her husband's infidelity while in office.
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For one, Eugenie's divorced parents have sparked various scandals related to infidelity, financial impropriety, and their ties to dishonorable people.
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A politician is accused of infidelity, and the activities of the tabloid media become an integral part of the story.
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"At first, I felt slightly betrayed that he would do this," she told the court, referring to her father's infidelity.
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When the infidelity was actually a decision made on numerous occasions, it becomes a "more potent confession," according to Winter.
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Those surveyed cited various reasons for the financial infidelity, with 36 percent indicating they believe their finances should be private.
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One of the more interesting facts in Esther Perel's new book, State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity, comes near the beginning.
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Researchers from the University of Tennessee were interested in gaining a better understanding of why young people engage in infidelity.
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Melisa -- Russell's wife of 1 year -- posted a pic on Instagram Wednesday hinting the couple had split due to infidelity.
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Each has the unwavering ability to bend not break, bouncing back from domestic violence and infidelity without missing a beat.
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I don't believe any of this stuff about he's not going to mention Bill, he's not going to mention infidelity.
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After infidelity nearly shattered their marriage last year, Sharon Osbourne discovered a way to fall back in love with her husband.
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Since news of Thompson's infidelity surfaced, Kardashian, 34, has been focused on rebuilding their fractured relationship and raising their little girl.
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Beyoncé's Lemonade didn't just stir rumors of infidelity in her marriage, she also references her father, Mathew Knowles, on the album.
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" She adds that "the allegation of infidelity does not give someone the right to seek revenge in such a devastating way.
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On the plus side, some respondents said that grappling with financial infidelity actually made their relationship better in the long run.
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"The split is definitely due to Kevin's ongoing infidelity and that his mistress recently welcomed their child," a source told PEOPLE.
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" She added that "the allegation of infidelity does not give someone the right to seek revenge in such a devastating way.
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Middleton and Hanbury reportedly had a falling out just as rumors of infidelity began bubbling, prompting Twitter to connect the dots.
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What I see nowadays is that infidelity usually gets discovered as a result of digital fingerprints in one form or another.
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News of Thompson's alleged infidelity broke two days before he and Kardashian, 33, welcomed their first child, daughter True, in April.
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Beyoncé, for instance, turned to intimate lyrics about love and infidelity that became statements about black womanhood and captivated the zeitgeist.
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New York Magazine reported that, while infidelity was once considered men's domain, it's now about equally likely among men and women.
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It feels good to see a show where endorsing infidelity is a bigger problem than falling somewhere on the LGBTQ spectrum.
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To most, it sure sounded like the video was a direct response to allegations of infidelity that were raised in Lemonade.
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But every relationship is different, so it's difficult to frame what infidelity is and isn't unless you actually talk about it.
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"Infidelity comes up in our lives like a landmine," says Michael Guichet, LMFT, a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in sex therapy.
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Police allege her boyfriend killed and dismembered her before dumping her in a creek following an argument over accusations of infidelity.
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In the U.S. alone, 103 percent of couples commit streaming infidelity, making it the fifth most unfaithful country in the world.
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However, experts say keeping money secrets from your significant other — no matter how big or small — technically counts as financial infidelity.
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A candid conversation Country music singer Jana Kramer talks about how she coped with her husband's infidelity while she was pregnant.
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But given how often the National Enquirer reports on high-profile infidelity, it seems unlikely such extreme tactics would be necessary.
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Their relationship has long been dogged by whispers of Offset's infidelity, and Bronx native Cardi announced they had split in December.
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While this scene doesn't actually clear up what counts as cheating, it does make clear that there's no consensus on infidelity.
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He referenced rumors of his infidelity and the ensuing criticism that he'd (allegedly) left his Black wife for a white woman.
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In spite, Hera had the crab put in the sky, just to show Zeus she never would forget about his infidelity.
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Reynolds' husband was aware of his wife's infidelity throughout the relationship, but chose to keep quiet and collect the blackmail money.
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After the success of Mating in Captivity, what made you want to tease out affairs and infidelity into a standalone book?
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani answered the charge that he faces accusations of infidelity on Sunday by saying it's not just him.
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His comments came shortly after Donald Trump applauded himself for not bringing up the former president's infidelity at Monday's presidential debate.
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While Kardashian has yet to verbally address or release a statement about the infidelity, she made her opinions loud and clear.
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But, they also felt the infidelity was a sign of low self-esteem and, often, a symptom of a bigger problems.
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News of Thompson's alleged infidelity broke just two days before they welcomed their first child together, daughter True, on April 12.
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This is assuming that the family didn't know about the October infidelity until April, when the rest of us found out.
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She has an older half-sibling, Seven, whom her mother helps raise, even though he is the result of Maverick's infidelity.
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However, Baptist said, there's a difference between boundary crossing and boundary violation, the latter of which involves emotional or physical infidelity.
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Albert admitted they did argue over "claims" of infidelity -- and he tried to ignore her but she wouldn't drop the issue.
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Remember, we got them fresh off a plane on the way to comfort her after news of Vincent's alleged infidelity broke.
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In one track, he seems to respond to the rumors of infidelity sparked by the album "Lemonade" from his wife, Beyoncé.
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Infidelity is only one symptom of a social norm that leaves women powerless and at a higher risk of contracting HIV.
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For all the information learned about Chris' infidelity, however, "None of this answers the questions about why," Rourke said on Monday.
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Donald, who is thrice married, was an active participant in one of the most lurid infidelity scandals of the 20th century.
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To find out, I turned to Dr. Eve, the South African sex therapist who literally wrote the book on cyber infidelity.
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I was surprised to learn that, among people in their 20s, married women outpace married men when it comes to infidelity.
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News of Thompson's alleged infidelity broke just two days before they welcomed their first child together, daughter True, on April 12.
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The Times of India also reported that the woman was inebriated and caused an outburst when she discovered her husband's infidelity.
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" Jim Clapper, 66, of Palm Bay, said he hoped Mr. Trump would bring up Mr. Clinton's infidelity "every chance he gets.
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The tweet was more than just an endorsement of Arrington, too, as it delved into Sanford's past personal issues and infidelity.
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Its owner is a kind of therapist to his regular customers, choosing records to ease their troubles, from insomnia to infidelity.
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"She has nothing to do with his infidelity," said Salici Robinson, a sales associate from White Plains, referring to Mr. Clinton.
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A separate study conducted by the Financial Therapy Association found that many people engage in "financial infidelity" without even realizing it.
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It's true that some of the revelations regarding this infidelity were not strictly consonant with the dignity of a future king.
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But the French have a massive spike, of all the developed countries, the French have the highest rate of infidelity. Yeah.
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It wasn't a prepared statement from a public relations firm, the way we usually hear about celebrity infidelity and other missteps.
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He was the "Comeback Kid," whose career-minded wife stood by him as he battled allegations of infidelity and, later, worse.
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Regardless, it sounds like Russell has been ostracized for breaking the bro code of not filming another bro talking about infidelity.
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She began blaming my sister and me for our dad's infidelity, saying if we'd been better behaved he wouldn't have cheated.
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In fact, when it comes to purely sexual infidelity, the average occurrence across studies is around 20 percent of all couples.
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Particularly damaging was a television interview she gave in 1995, describing her private struggles with bulimia, depression and her husband's infidelity.
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Philip's existential crisis — his guilt cocktail of assassination, infidelity and subpar parenting — reached what looked like a tipping point this week.
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His "Otello" in Munich — as obsessed with detail as the opera's tragic hero is with his wife's infidelity — was downright chilly.
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And 31 percent of survey respondents said keeping credit cards and other accounts from a partner is worse than physical infidelity.
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Their liaison eschews monogamy in more ways than the obvious infidelity, taking as lovers the moon, the gulf and its spirits.
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About one-third of survey respondents said keeping credit cards and other accounts from a partner is worse than physical infidelity.
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People who have more concern for the well-being of others tend to fantasize less about BDSM, infidelity and emotionless sex.
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While it's hinted to back in the season 2 storyline regarding Prince Philip's alleged infidelity, Mountbatten's marriage was somewhat tumultuous itself.
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Finally, she lands a devastating blow by revealing a ballerina's locket Philip had held onto, an unspoken symbol of his infidelity.
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" Acts of Infidelity " (Other Press), the new novel by the Swedish writer Lena Andersson, begins with a plaintive act of devotion.
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When one of them released a song about love and infidelity, we didn't automatically assume they were singing about each other.
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She's pretended to blow dry her callers' asses, counselled them through their wives' infidelity, and even pretended to be a squirrel.
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Even as the episode is a master class in tension and suspense, it's telling a parallel story about marriage and infidelity.
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Unlike today's abortion-rights-feminists, the suffragists feared that sex unmoored from its procreative potential would increase male sexual immorality and infidelity.
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Three months have also passed since Kardashian and boyfriend Tristan Thompson faced the latter's allegations of infidelity throughout the reality star's pregnancy.
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"Bobby Kennedy came from a family where marital infidelity was not necessarily a virtue, and wasn't practiced a whole lot," he said.
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The exes also used the opportunity to set the record straight about their marriage, hitting back at rumors of infidelity or strife.
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The college crew almost collapsed under the weight of oodles of infidelity, career screwups, and one G-Wagen in a swimming pool.
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But as it turns out, the solution to "Netflix infidelity" among couples may come from, of all places, an ice cream company.
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Many of the songs on the album addressed the complex range of emotions the singer encountered after learning of her husband's infidelity.
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Jenner and Scott, who faced rumors of infidelity in February, got away on a recent family trip to Mexico with baby Stormi.
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It's also dangerous for another reason: Because it suggests that it's legitimate to hold wives accountable for the infidelity of their husbands.
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They split after four years of marriage due to his struggles with addiction and infidelity, and their divorce was finalized in 2016.
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At this point, denying rumors of infidelity is as integral to the Beckham brand as soccer and the Spice Girls — but why?
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Big sister Kim also shared a bikini photo of herself earlier this week but deleted it after news broke of Thompson's infidelity.
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David Lloyd George, a Liberal prime minister whose time in office combined huge constitutional changes, political chicanery and enthusiastic infidelity, also fits.
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The reunion comes shortly after rumors of infidelity began to swirl, leaving The Talk co-host "pretty down," a source told PEOPLE.
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On Beyoncé's sixth album, Lemonade, one of biggest revelations fans were left with was confirmation of her hubby's infidelity: Jay-Z cheated.
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"The split is definitely due to Kevin's ongoing infidelity and that his mistress recently welcomed their child," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Also on Tuesday, Kardashian explained why she's able to stand by Odom even after their split and his infidelity during their marriage.
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As punishment, they're pushed off a high-rise diving board into pool littered with other weights, proof of past executions for infidelity.
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The singer released the infidelity-fueled "Diane" in October, and PEOPLE premiered the '70s-tinged music video for the single in February.
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What we do know is that Philip was sent away on the Commonwealth Tour in 1956 partly because of rumors of infidelity.
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While infidelity and the fear thereof are unpleasant side-effects of the Snapchat sexting phenomenon, there are also some more sinister consequences.
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For all of that infidelity, Chris' leap from philanderer to killer remains somewhat unknowable to investigators and the Watts' friends and family.
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Regardless of the distance, Riva says she always felt a connection to the Kennedy children over the shared infidelity of their parents.
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But ultimately, Perel says it can be "enormously relieving" to understand that infidelity isn't always a result of one partner being inadequate.
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While exposing infidelity is something many people support, the company claims the goal is not necessarily to find cheaters or embarrass people.
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Supporting him now will undermine the ability of conservative evangelicals to speak prophetically against corruption, infidelity, oppression, and deception in government later.
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" Previously, Teresa had addressed the infidelity rumors on the show — telling viewers "I'm sure by now the girl would have came out.
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With the messiness of infidelity largely off the table thanks to rules and communication, non-monogamous relationships often evolve rather than explode.
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A new survey from Ashley Madison is clearing up a major mystery regarding infidelity: How exactly do cheaters carry out their affairs?
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Hillary Clinton is still asked to answer for her husband's infidelity, while Monica Lewinsky is still maligned for being his other woman.
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The company he ran fired an Orthodox Jew for violating a policy against facial hair, and routinely fired people for marital infidelity.
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Given that the conversation was about one person's infidelity, it's not surprising that it would be more emotionally charged on Kourtney's end.
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It's not until the next scene, when Madeline is alone with Celeste, that she shares the story of her father's own infidelity.
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And when I did, I saw a play at heart about one man's infidelity, and his inability to forgive himself for it.
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Not long after, Harris and his pal John Newman released an infidelity-fueled track, "Olé," which some reported was inspired by Swift.
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The 2015 Ashley Madison hack resulted in the personal data of users of the site, which purported to facilitate infidelity, being exposed.
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As she told Radziwill, new allegations of Tom's infidelity had been brought to her attention recently by an ex-girlfriend of his.
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On it, Jay explicitly goes over his infidelity in his marriage to Beyoncé and how it's taken a toll on their family.
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I had some suspicions about him, as his three-year relationship did not end on great terms and there was some infidelity.
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They split after four years of marriage due to Odom's struggles with addiction and infidelity, and their divorce was finalized in 2016.
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In 1992, after rumors of infidelity rocked his presidential campaign, the then-governor of Arkansas had a rude awakening in New York.
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Trump has unloaded on Clinton during the presidential race, accusing her last month of being an "enabler" of her husband's past infidelity.
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Because of my infidelity, I have brought more pain and embarrassment to my family than most people can ever begin to understand.
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After the late 1990s economic boom, President Bill Clinton commanded robust majority support despite an infidelity scandal that culminated in his impeachment.
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The news of the pay disparity felt as personal—as undermining to her sense of shared reality—as learning about an infidelity.
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"Glow" follows a group of women wrestlers as they perfect their craft and navigate various personal crises, including divorce, abortion, and infidelity.
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During the special event, the 34-year-old singer mixed music with intermissions of poetry, almost entirely dealing with themes of infidelity.
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So we asked Graham about the spiritual crises that drive people to infidelity and the alternative ways to fulfill our energetic needs.
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On the remix of Fat Joe's new song "All The Way Up," Jay raps about Bey's latest album, which deals with infidelity.
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In the infamous words of Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, Trump gets a "do-over" for the infidelity allegation.
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The year before Ms. Mathis was in a second relationship and engaged when evidence of an infidelity shattered that three-year relationship.
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That, combined with family loss, infidelity and health scares, offers plenty of comical yet achingly relatable material for the final six episodes.
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Still, "The State of Affairs" provides some new tools for handling the toxic trash heap of emotion infidelity leaves in its wake.
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Jealousy, infidelity, lies, greed, illness, murder, kidnapping and cowardice are some of the elements that Kieslowski and Piesiewicz investigated in their screenplays.
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A survey of 5,000 people in the UK found striking parallels between men and women's reasons for infidelity, and neither prioritized sex.
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If you're experiencing relationship difficulties, getting help from a therapist may well short-circuit the risk factors that can lead to infidelity.
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But they also report infidelity as one of the most difficult issues to work with when it comes to rebuilding a relationship.
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Given all that was once asked of our public broadcaster, and all that it once promised, that is nothing short of infidelity.
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You must both discuss the sexual and emotional reasons that led to the infidelity; otherwise, you may not fully recover and grow.
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He quit Congress after it was revealed he had had extramarital affairs, even though he was railing against Clinton's infidelity. Then-Rep.
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She explored life after childbirth, marriage, infidelity and other topics, and recalled a difficult relationship with her mother, also a feminist author.
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To be sure, many first ladies have had to endure their husband's infidelity, although they were carried out well below the radar.
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"Larry is completely embarrassed and anguished by all of this," one source close to the situation told PEOPLE of the alleged infidelity.
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However, in its ruling, the Supreme Court dismissed concerns that the abolition of the law would result in higher rates of infidelity.
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The couple hit a very public rough patch in 2017 due to T.I.'s infidelity, the drama almost costing them their marriage.
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These women were turning to infidelity not as a way to explode a marriage, but as a way to stay in it.
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Addressing the infidelity rumors in her music gave Beyoncé control of the narrative again, and the story she spun was immensely compelling.
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But maybe there's another reason why clear statistics about infidelity are hard to find: because no one knows quite what it means?
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Trump is eager to find an opportunity to introduce the issue of Bill Clinton's infidelity into the town hall, which can easily backfire.
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And even though the birth went off without any serious hitches, the conversation surrounding Tristan's infidelity isn't going to get off as easily.
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And as tabloid rumors of infidelity and marital strife circulated throughout the summer, T.I. himself weighed in with an Instagram post in July.
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Maybe you'll uncover a secret infidelity or be reunited with a long-lost cousin, like when Larry met Bernie on Finding Your Roots.
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More serious than his suspected infidelity, she also found personal documents of his containing restraining orders and information from his stay in prison.
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Their romance was the hip hop version of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, complete with public accusations of infidelity and blow out fights.
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In a sneak peek at the interview, set to air Sunday, Jenner, 62, opens up about how her infidelity tore their relationship apart.
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Kimbella, cautious because of Juelz Santana's previous infidelity, doesn't like that her rapper boyfriend refuses to use his home studio to record music.
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In a revealing new interview with David Letterman, Jay-Z opened up about what is now a heavily-trafficked topic: his rumored infidelity.
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On Tuesday, a source told PEOPLE that Kim, 37, and husband Kanye West are upset with the NBA star for his alleged infidelity.
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Defying evangelical opposition to divorce, she argued for a woman's entitlement to divorce in case of infidelity or threat to her personal safety.
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Cardi B is opening up about her marriage to Offset — and how she handles the infidelity rumors that have plagued their public relationship.
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In a way, micro-cheating and online infidelity are the result of normal human behaviors causing issues because there's now a digital record.
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About 80 percent of cheating is unplanned and nearly two-thirds (58 percent) cited issues with self-control as their excuse for infidelity.
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Lamar Odom's escalated drug addiction and infidelity issues started after the tragic loss of his son with ex Liza Morales back in 2006.
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Charlie is unfazed by this admission — this relationship seems to exist upon a tacit understanding of continuous infidelity, at least on Audrey's part.
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Around 2018, Farrow reports, Enquirer editor Dylan Howard began pursuing a story on allegations of infidelity by Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.
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It's certainly one of her most personal works to date, with rumors of Jay Z's infidelity and "Becky" finger-pointing flooding the Twitterverse.
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Hartwell told the New York Post Pulliam was pressuring him to have a child, but she alleged that the problem was his infidelity.
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While they swear they've been faithful to each other, their moments of infidelity in previous relationships are never far from the other's mind.
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Jack Osbourne is standing by his parents Ozzy and Sharon as they address the longtime infidelity that nearly destroyed their 33-year marriage.
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And just before his infidelity scandal became public, Mr Woods was playing at a level of some 1.19 strokes below par per round.
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In fact, they actively engineer their own cuckolding, because they are turned on by hearing about or witnessing first-hand their wives' infidelity.
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Though Monday's conversation was triggering for Kramer, this is not the first time the pair has openly discussed Caussin's infidelity on the podcast.
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Though Walters knew of Berry's infidelity, when photos first published by Media Take Out surfaced, she was caught off guard by Pearson's story.
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Khloé Kardashian has yet to break her silence on boyfriend Tristan Thompson's alleged infidelity, but her brother-in-law Kanye West sure has.
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Usually, when Dr. Fleming sees clients who've had affairs, the infidelity stems from feeling that their needs weren't being met in their relationship.
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And then he threatened to bring up Bill Clinton's infidelity and claimed the fact that he didn't was proof that he wasn't sexist.
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The reports of infidelity follow turmoil that has seemed to surround Manziel since as early as his freshman year at Texas A&M.
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News broke on Saturday that Ozzy and Sharon were splitting after 33 years of marriage, and rumors of infidelity quickly began to swirl.
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The complaint also alleges that during interviews with police, Sypher himself and the couple's children described a marriage marked by violence and infidelity.
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First, he says he and his team of writers -- not Cardi -- came up with the material, which includes several jokes about MLK's infidelity.
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The revelation of infidelity came just months after the family was rocked by reports that Josh improperly touched underage girls as a teenager.
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The album centered around infidelity, leaving many guessing whether it was about her marriage to Jay Z. But her rage was abundantly clear.
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On May 9, O'Ferrall continued to tweet that she presented Knabenbaur with evidence of his own infidelity, which he refused to admit to.
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You're only human, so it can be natural to get caught up thinking about your fears of infidelity, abandonment, and jealousy, she says.
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Perel has been accused of trivializing the scourge of infidelity and of promoting ideas that are fundamentally hostile to the institution of marriage.
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With the ideas of possible infidelity and a wife too busy babysitting to go snooping, some novelists might consider their plotting work done.
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" After all, he noted, "the whole idea of the crisis of infidelity is based on the expectation that it ought to be otherwise.
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They cover what you should and should not do when the infidelity is discovered in order to keep your sanity and heal quicker.
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In the suit, Ms. Herzer claims that a confession of infidelity by an ex-girlfriend sent Mr. Redstone spiraling downward physically and mentally.
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At one time, infidelity, being a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or ingesting marijuana was considered relevant and a strike against a candidate.
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While it may sound like something more suited to relationship counselors than mathematicians, the issue here is not infidelity or divorce, but combinatorics.
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Jay Z's alleged infidelity has clearly been one of the biggest trending topics of the week, thanks to Beyoncé's highly lauded Lemonade album.
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After her marriage crumbled in the wake of infidelity on her part, Turkish-born and U.K.-raised Effy gave up on relationships altogether.
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"Here are my hands / Reminding you of someone else's hands," Leschper sings on "Blood-Letting," a song coursing with a narrative of infidelity.
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It's nice to see the Knowles crew sharing some love, especially since Beyoncé's mom and dad divorced in 2011 after his alleged infidelity.
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When a couple wrestles with infidelity, or a man beats his wife, it's now often a female pastor or rabbi who counsels them.
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Mr. Hyde also became a target of Democratic partisans, accused of his own marital infidelity three decades before Mr. Clinton's sex-charged proceedings.
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There are many approaches to counseling couples after an affair, but generally, it's about addressing the issues that precipitated and perpetuated the infidelity.
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So infidelity is less about sex and more about matters of the heart, and a misguided quest to have one's relationship needs met.
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In her work in India, Argentina and across Europe, she's seen a variety of responses to infidelity — indifference, outrage, tacit acceptance, vocal acceptance.
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In her brisk, unsoppy course, she touches on topics The Church Times wouldn't dare: infidelity, ennui, resignation, homosexuality and the indignities of age.
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After the two split in September 2017, Stanton accused Hayes of infidelity and sharing her private messages on Twitter, which he has denied.
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"One of our things is, after infidelity, you set kind of boundaries and things that we are following together," the country singer said.
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It's true that Helen can't reasonably be held accountable for Vik's infidelity, or for not knowing Priya's life story without having been told.
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Don't get so distracted by her maybe-possible-potential infidelity that you forget how powerful friendship can be for those who feel vulnerable.
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They're defending Max's gesture, and Abigail's support of it, and suggesting anyone drawing conclusions of infidelity are simply insecure in their own relationships.
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"In our opinion, this is a domestic matter involving infidelity, the details of which I cannot reveal for reasons of gentlemanliness," he said.
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His formulation begins with Gittes, who is retained to investigate Horace Mulwray, a water department engineer, for infidelity, only to discover the conspiracy.
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That idea came into relief, in both senses, in "Little Shop" and "Private Lives," the sour Noël Coward comedy of divorce and infidelity.
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Clinton, who is now 72, discussed everything from her loss to Donald Trump to her husband's infidelity that led to his 1998 impeachment.
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But sometimes, it can reach a whole new level when accusations of infidelity, double lives, and violence become a part of the narrative.
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But what begins as a melodic narrative of infidelity boldly turns into a sociopolitical and artistic declaration of black women's resistance and power.
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Nearly half, or 44%, of those in a relationship admit to committing financial infidelity against partner, according to a new survey by CreditCards.com.
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Mr. Zulawski wrote several novels as well as two memoirs about his breakup with Ms. Marceau, "About Her" and "Infidelity," both published in 2003.
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Before the first debate, Clinton and her aides prepared for Trump to confront her on a litany of uncomfortable subjects, namely Bill Clinton's infidelity.
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Though the two continue to explore relationships with other people, the source confirms that infidelity was not a factor in their decision to separate.
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In the NEFE survey, 75 percent of people said financial infidelity impacted the relationship – leading to arguments, eroding trust, even sparking separation or divorce.
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According to an insider, Williams confronted Hunter about his alleged infidelity before the two split and he apparently owned up to the extramarital affair.
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Earlier on Monday, Kardashian, through his lawyer Robert Shapiro, said he regretted the "spontaneous" posts that also included accusations of infidelity and drug use.
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This isn't remotely comparable to Weinstein, who is accused not of infidelity but of multiple counts of harassing female employees and actors over decades.
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In a John Tucker Must Die-esque move, Thore organized a meet-up with Nada and Alison, who have also suffered from his infidelity.
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"Even though it's infidelity, it's not a tiger coming to kill you, your body is still processing it as danger and rejection," she explains.
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She says she managed to relieve some pressure on the American conscience—on millions who were struggling with their angst and qualms surrounding infidelity.
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Forget Jay Z and alleged infidelity ... Beyonce's "Lemonade" is all about the ups and downs of being a Knicks fan, so says Michael Rapaport.
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This may seem like a consequence of a sexually permissive age, yet views of infidelity are actually harsher than just a few generations ago.
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" It's a direct quote from Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years and the song that Lin-Manuel Miranda calls "the ultimate infidelity jam.
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Kardashian, 33, is also dealing with the alleged infidelity of her NBA boyfriend Tristan Thompson, who was present for the arrival of his daughter.
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The controversial sketch — which included references to allegations of infidelity by MLK — made Dr. Bernice King, daughter of MLK and Coretta Scott, quite unhappy.
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Many of them bought up the peccadilloes of Bill Clinton, who was buffeted for years by his infidelity and accusations about his sexual behavior.
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The two wouldn't see each other for a year, but from that moment, seeds of mistrust and infidelity were sown in several powerful houses.
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Jana Kramer may have forgiven Mike Caussin for his past infidelity, but that doesn't mean she'll be hiring a good-looking nanny anytime soon.
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Sanford also does not doubt that Trump would personally attack him by mentioning the incident of marital infidelity should he decide to challenge Trump.
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The rest, as they say, is history (but not without a hiccup of infidelity along the way and spin-off reality show, of course).
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Robo-infidelity might be all in good fun, but make the experience indistinguishable from actual cheating, and patrons' partners might not be too pleased.
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For years, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert firmly denounced tabloid allegations of marital trouble and infidelity, proclaiming that their love was stronger than ever.
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In a sneak peek at the interview, set to air Sunday, Jenner, 62, also got candid about how her infidelity tore their marriage apart.
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Rumors swirled that Woods may have cheated on Vonn during their relationship, but a source told PEOPLE last year that infidelity wasn't an issue.
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Though Khloé has yet to comment on her 27-year-old boyfriend's alleged infidelity, all signs are pointing to a reconciliation between the pair.
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That, coupled with reports of infidelity, criticism for choking in clutch situations and just a general air of egocentrism, didn't help A-Rod's reputation.
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Their bitter separation included allegations of infidelity on his part, which Lopez detailed in her autobiography Viviendo and Fonsi strongly denied in a letter.
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"I do think that a lot of infidelity, despite what people think, is not an indication of being unhappy in the relationship," she says.
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News broke on Saturday that Osbourne and husband Ozzy are splitting after 33 years of marriage, and rumors of infidelity quickly began to swirl.
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But there is always a temptation to infidelity to the pastoral office, to permit things that are evil when it comes to a friend.
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When you think of people who have affairs, you may assume they'll do everything in their power to keep their infidelity under the radar.
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The notion of raising Mr. Clinton's infidelity is particularly controversial among Mr. Trump's advisers, who have sent conflicting signals about that line of attack.
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It doesn't help that the writers also cram infidelity, infertility, human trafficking, a medical procedural and a murder mystery into the season's six hours.
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" Smith defended herself at the Seoul International Book Fair, saying, "I would only permit myself an infidelity for the sake of a greater fidelity.
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Despite revelations about Chris' infidelity, prosecutors have said his full motive — what possibly could have driven him to such violence — may never be known.
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Amid a torrent of tabloid reports alleging bad behavior, infidelity and questionable tattoos, he finds himself at maximum attention at an especially humbling moment.
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Savage argues that infidelity is a common occurrence that most couples should prepare to face at some point in the lifetime of their relationship.
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He's portrayed as a tormented cuckold who falls into the arms of a beautiful French-from-France waitress after learning of his wife's infidelity.
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Moore reportedly wrote that Kutcher, then her husband, later used the addition of a third party in the bedroom as an excuse for infidelity.
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If they were liberal, they objected to his treatment of women and viewed his infidelity as a sign that his religious supporters were hypocrites.
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Mr. Ellison denies the allegations, including those of infidelity, and said in an extensive interview that he had been conflicted about how to react.
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The photographer's husband also had a penchant for infidelity, and she, too, was in a marriage of two artists trying to advance their careers.
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According to one divisive article, you should always keep the secret of your infidelity to yourself — as telling your partner can only cause harm.
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In the early '90s, after being caught in another act of infidelity, his father checked into an Arizona clinic for drug and alcohol treatment.
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In an episode of Hart's Netflix series, an emotional Eniko reveals she learned of her husband's infidelity via a direct message on social media.
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BEYONCÉ "Lemonade" (Parkwood/Columbia) The obvious revenge narrative coursing through this album is about marital infidelity — face value or fiction, it's bristling either way.
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I think monogamy can stifle a relationship just as much as the idea of infidelity, so being open can be a really positive thing.
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Although the rubbernecking public had seen a few possible sparks amongst the smoke, his infidelity was previously just the subject of speculation and rumors.
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On Tuesday, a source told PEOPLE that Kim, 37, and her husband Kanye West, 40, are upset with the NBA star for his alleged infidelity.
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After all, rules about no closed doors, lunches, or car rides were made many years before the internet became the most ubiquitous form of infidelity.
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" While it's unclear if Kardashian knew about his alleged infidelity, a source close to the family tells PEOPLE she was simply focused "on the positives.
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What is so difficult around infidelity, like in many other aspects of relationships, is that it's two people experiencing one event in completely differentiated ways.
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Those charges included arranging illegal payoffs to silence accusations infidelity on Trump's behalf from adult film star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy playmate Karen McDougal.
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In the midst of all that, every one of them is coping with real life adult problems like divorce, infidelity, infertility, and their own mortality.
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According to one woman whose husband cheated on her with men, it hurts deeply to know that your partner's infidelity doesn't legally count as adultery.
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"No couple is the same, and as such, every couple takes on different challenges," she admitted to Refinery29 when asked for her thoughts on infidelity.
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It's unclear what exactly happened between the reality star and his surprise new friend, but nearly everyone in the house agrees it was an infidelity.
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Dempsey Nibbs was jailed for life this month for beheading his wife of 30 years in April 2014 out of anger at her alleged infidelity.
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According to the results of that study, a whopping 40% of instances of infidelity in women and 62% in men had to do with genetics.
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"It's true, and Larry is completely embarrassed and anguished by all of this," one source close to the situation told PEOPLE of the alleged infidelity.
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"It's true, and Larry is completely embarrassed and anguished by all of this," one source close to the situation told PEOPLE of the alleged infidelity.
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"It's true, and Larry is completely embarrassed and anguished by all of this," one source close to the situation tells PEOPLE of the alleged infidelity.
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Resentment is the death knell of a relationship: when this happens, whether it's over financial problems or infidelity or fundamental incompatibilites, the relationship is over.
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"Infidelity can hit the pocketbook and wallet, too, when one spouse spends, borrows, withholds or hides money without telling his or her partner," Newman writes.
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Her partner of over a decade, Lota de Macedo Soares, a Brazilian self-taught landscape designer, overdosed after a breakdown partly caused by Bishop's infidelity.
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Although allegations of Joe's infidelity while Teresa was behind bars have been persistent, he has not admitted to cheating, nor have any women come forward.
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After months of teasing, a new clip from this Sunday's upcoming episode reveals what happened in the immediate aftermath of the news about Thompson's infidelity.
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After the divorce due to her father infidelity, her mother moved to the U.S. where she worked as a nurse to start a new life.
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Notably, the role of FDR's imperious mother -- who forbids the couple to divorce, even after Eleanor learns of his infidelity -- is played by Jane Alexander.
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The meal is already fraught as de la Mora patriarch Ernesto's (Arturo Ríos) infidelity, secret family, and secret business were all revealed mere hours earlier.
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It's the Republican nominee's latest public reference to the 42nd president's infidelity, which he has occasionally cited in his campaign to criticize his Democratic challenger.
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Calling Beyoncé his "soulmate, the person I love," the "Family Feud" rapper explained how the couple struggled to get back on track following his infidelity.
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If this were any other couple than Brangelina, even a much fainter whiff of infidelity at the beginning of their relationship would have doomed them.
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LRM was married to Turks and Caicos politician Michael Misick from 2006 to 2008, during which rumors of alleged infidelity between Nicole and Michael surfaced.
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His two televised trials exposed a world of power and infidelity in tony Newport, R.I., where Bülow and his wife lived in a seaside mansion.
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Larry King and his wife were struggling in their marriage for some time before news surfaced of her alleged infidelity, a source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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U.K. broadcaster Sky described Trump's repetitive attacks centered around allegations of infidelity by Hillary Clinton's husband Bill as "a televised assault" on the former president.
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It started out amicable, but the breakup between Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth is now in nasty territory ... with claims of drug use and infidelity.
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When Coralee comes back to Bob A. nearly divorcing over his infidelity, she and Bob B. attempt to force Bob A. to choose between them.
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His first two marriages ended in divorce, and he was bedeviled by accusations of infidelity and even, in the case of the second marriage, rape.
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As with humans, excessive horniness can lead to infidelity in the animal world: having sex with multiple partners is more the rule than the exception.
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Of course, some things haven't changed since last season: There's still drama between the Queen and Prince Philip — including questions of infidelity on his part.
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Like a cheating lover begging for forgiveness, infidelity-themed dating service Ashley Madison is trying to win back people's hearts with a new ad campaign.
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It's also in "Kill Jay Z," that he, without detail, alludes to nearly losing Beyonce due to infidelity, something that fans have speculated since Lemonade.
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"Like everyone else, we had heard reports of presidential infidelity, but we were always able to say we knew of no evidence, none," he wrote.
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After Betty Draper receives confirmation of her husband's infidelity, she moves as though in water, her face expressionless, her voice never rising above a monotone.
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There's a common misconception that some people are simply born with a talent for sleuthing – whether to uncover infidelity or to solve more sinister mysteries.
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Season two contained a lot of violence towards women, true—fingers being amputated as punishment for reading, death by drowning as a result of infidelity.
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Although a cheating heart is likely to get you into hot water with your significant other, some consider financial infidelity to be a bigger offense.
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RELATED: Financial Infidelity: 3 Ways People Keep Money Hidden From A SpouseTouching A Nerve The paperwork she sent us to fill out beforehand was surprising.
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Jordan emerged as a favorite of JoJo's right away, though a recent Instagram post from his ex implies he may have a history of infidelity.
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During direct examination, Davis had admitted that he had a history of infidelity in his first two marriages, and that he had paid for sex.
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This woman confronted me, and during this confrontation she clearly and repeatedly indicated that she still believed I had lied to cover up my infidelity.
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Beyoncé received more Grammy nominations than any other artist, getting nine nods for "Lemonade," an album and film that explored issues of race and infidelity.
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And the struggle between Hades and Persephone naturally becomes a parable of climate change, in which the despoiling of the earth is akin to infidelity.
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Based on the first-rate movie starring Dustin Hoffman, it might have made any or all of the mistakes such adaptations typically do. Infidelity. Overfidelity.
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While love can deepen, lust can fade, which may explain the results of a 2010 meta-analysis showing that infidelity is prevalent in married couples.
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Hell, Kandi's dude isn't even trying to conceal his infidelity in the video, and she looks super happy with that other guy playing video games.
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It is Anna whose florid, overheated jealousy, fed on fantasies of Vronsky's infidelity, dooms her to the womanish "lesser states" that Kitamura's narrator so dreads.
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Perel, whose forthcoming book is titled "The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity," has become interested in the emotional growth that comes from having different partners.
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Nike continued its deal with Tiger Woods even after his serial infidelity exploded into public view in 2009 and lost him a number of sponsors.
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The scene in a Venice hotel room when he ever so gently, confronts Emma with evidence of her infidelity is almost too painful to watch.
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The desire to take either biomedical prevention method is often associated with promiscuity or infidelity, drawing on longstanding harmful stereotypes about people who take PrEP.
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Spotlighting their clearly brazen constitutional infidelity, those same Republicans were willing to take an oath swearing that they would be impartial in the Senate trial.
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After years of carefully planning a path to presidential politics, Greitens now must explain why his admitted infidelity is different from other high-profile cases.
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Such insights add to our growing understanding of female sexuality, helping destroy stereotypes about the way both women and men approach sex, monogamy and infidelity.
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The affair McDougal alleges would have occurred at around the time when, according to porn star Stormy Daniels, he was engaged in infidelity with her.
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But while Gates had already admitted to stealing "hundreds of thousands" of dollars from Manafort, he denied using that stolen money to support his infidelity.
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Allies of Mr. Strange are aggressively lobbying Mr. Trump to intercede, circulating Mr. Brooks's harsh campaign comments about the president's bouts of alleged marital infidelity.
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Because the economy is strong, millions of people have said infidelity in the Oval Office is just a private affair–something between himself and Hillary.
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In her suit, Pugh also says Ozzy and Sharon did not break up due to infidelity -- it was their arguments involving financial issues and control.
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In July, Williams addressed infidelity rumors surrounding his divorce in JAY-Z's short film Footnotes for 4:44, the visual accompaniment to the rapper's latest album.
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" After his alleged infidelity came to light last season on Vanderpump Rules, Schwartz, 36, admitted he didn't remember cheating on his wife because he was "hammered.
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It's also worth noting that those who suspected their partners of cheating in one relationship were more likely to suspect their next partners of committing infidelity.
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Talk about the commonalities of what you found, because you're getting a wider audience, and we'll get to your new book about ... It's about infidelity, correct?
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From elevator incidents and infidelity rumors to smash collaborations and adventures in parenting, the fiercely private pair continue to claim the throne of music's First Family.
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After news of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's split surfaced; with subsequent reports saying infidelity was involved, Kelly Osbourne is clearing the air around her parents marriage.
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Sure, your own nuptials may not involve trust issues, infidelity, ennui, or Viagra, but it's always good to go into something with your eyes wide open.
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He was also married to Stefani, 50, for 13 years before announcing in August 2015 that they had split after an infidelity scandal rocked their marriage.
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Psychologists and relationship experts have spent years studying the science of infidelity, including when couples are more likely to cheat and how it can affect them.
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Obviously, the facade is a desperate attempt to cover up the married man's anxious feelings for his partner in infidelity, friend from college Sam (Annie Parisse).
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Her two sons, William and Harry, would be the best thing to come out of what she revealed to be a "crowded" marriage rife with infidelity.
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