Psychology In Seattle Podcast
Infidelity Myths
Jul 5, 2024
Dr. Kirk, relationship expert, debunks infidelity myths with Dr. Nazanin Moali. They discuss common myths, nuances of infidelity, healing, influences on cheating, addressing relationship vulnerabilities, and seeking guarantees.
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Quick takeaways
- Infidelity does not always require divorce; therapy and personal growth can strengthen relationships post-cheating.
- Cultural influences and individual motivations debunk common infidelity myths, highlighting the complexities of cheating behaviors.
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Pervasive Myths About Cheating
One common myth dispelled is the notion that 'it takes two to cheat,' implying the victim's fault. Another myth addressed is the belief that 'once a cheater, always a cheater,' which research does not support. Additionally, the idea that women cheat for emotional reasons and men for sexual reasons is refuted, emphasizing the individual nature of motivations for infidelity. Cultural influences and patriarchal norms are highlighted as contributing to these myths.
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