Past The Clouds

Have respect for yourself, and others. When you cheat...you're kidding yourself. 💖

🤔 🤔 DID YOU KNOW THAT? 🤔 🤔
Cheating affects 20-40% of married couples, with emotional affairs becoming increasingly common alongside physical ones, often driven by unmet needs rather than solely sex. Key facts include high rates of guilt, addiction to the dopamine rush of affairs, and increased likelihood during "age-nine" milestones.

Statistics and Demographics:
Prevalence: Roughly 20% to 25% of married couples experience infidelity, with some studies suggesting it may affect up to 40%.

Gender Parity: Women are now nearly as likely to cheat as men. Studies indicate roughly 20-25% of men and 10-15% of women report cheating on a spouse.

Emotional vs. Physical: 42% of men and 30% of women have admitted to having an emotional affair.

Timing: Men are more likely to seek affairs when their age ends in a nine (e.g., 29, 39, 49).

Psychological and Emotional Aspects:
Root Causes: Cheating is often caused by unmet emotional needs, a desire to boost self-esteem, or a fear of commitment, rather than just a desire for sex.

Guilt: Cheaters often feel overwhelming guilt because they are violating their own moral codes and societal expectations.

Addiction: Affairs can be addictive due to the release of feel-good chemicals like dopamine and serotonin.

Impact on Victim: Victims of cheating often experience severe anxiety, low self-esteem, and trust issues.

Common Myths and Misconceptions:
It's Not Always About Sex: Many affairs stem from a lack of appreciation, intimacy, or admiration.

Happy Couples Cheat Too: Infidelity does not solely occur in bad relationships; it can stem from a personal sense of entitlement to pursue happiness.

It’s a Choice: Cheating is generally considered a conscious, self-centred choice rather than a mistake.

Consequences and Recovery:
Mental Health: Infidelity can trigger depression and cause people to avoid future relationships.

Therapy: Couples therapy can be effective in navigating the aftermath of an affair.

Relationship Shift: While devastating, infidelity often forces a re-evaluation of the relationship, which can sometimes lead to strengthening it, depending on how the couple handles the aftermath.

...and finally: Just think how you change the behaviour of a child or children after it goes pear-shaped. Things are just not the same after a marital break-up...so behave and be grateful for what you have.
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Song by: John
Album Name: A LETTER TO GOD
Released on: 2nd Nov 2025

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