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S U B S C R I B E
Monday, 29 October, 2012
'I will stay with you as long as you meet my needs'
Millions of people go online to look for extramarital affairs. Noel Biderman, the Canadian founder of the website AshleyMadison.com, which has just launched in Switzerland, claims it’s good for relationships when partners have a bit on the side. Yet he says he’d be devastated if his wife cheated on him. WRS’s Dave Goodman talked to David Lawson, a psychotherapist who counsels couples in Geneva and began by asking if he’s noticed a change in relationships:
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Is this really the kind of story you want to run…repeatedly…as we drive our kids to school? You lost me as a listener today.
This is reality. Keep your spouse happy or suffer the consequences of him/her having something on the side, or the side becoming the new center.
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