Valentine’s Day is Peak Season for Extramarital Affairs
February 2nd, 2009 by The BabeValentine’s Day is the most romantic day of the year. But what if the romance is between your partner and someone else?
“Infidelity doesn’t take a back seat on Valentine’s Day,” says Ruth Houston, infidelity expert, author of “Is He Cheating on You? – 829 Telltale Signs” and founder of InfidelityAdvice.com . “In fact, this is the day when infidelity and extramarital affairs are at their peak. Millions of cheaters give Valentine’s gifts to, or receive Valentine gifts from a secret lover.”
An estimated 50% to 70% of our readers, viewers, or listeners are victims of infidelity.
Tell them about the OTHER SIDE of Valentine’s Day.
Interview infidelity expert Ruth Houston to get the inside scoop on this seldom discussed aspect of the most romantic day of the year. Find out:
• What 2 facts about Valentine’s Day make it the ideal time to catch a cheating mate
• How these 2 facts can be used to expose a cheating mate
• Tips a wife can use on Valentine’s Day to expose her husband’s extramarital affair
• Signs that tell a man his wife or girlfriend is cheating on him
• Signs to look for on Valentine’s Day if you suspect a workplace affair
• How Valentine’s Day phone calls can give the cheater away
• Why Valentine’s Day is the best day of the year to hire a private investigator to follow your cheating mate
• The #1 excuse men use to get away to spend time with their lover on Valentine’s Day
• The #1 excuse women use to get away to spend time with their lover Valentine’s Day
• The extremes cheaters will go to to see their lovers on Valentine’s Day
• How to find the incriminating paper trail for the purchase of Valentine’s Day gifts
• Telltale signs that appear shortly AFTER Valentine’s Day
To interview Ruth Houston call 718 592-6039 or e-mail e-mail protected from spam bots (InfidelityExpert at gmail.com)
About Ruth Houston:
Infidelity expert Ruth Houston is the author of Is He Cheating on You? – 829 Telltale Signs, which documents practically every known sign of infidelity. Ruth has been quoted in the New York Times, the New York Post, the Toronto Sun, Cosmopolitan, the Houston Chronicle, Newsday, MSN Lifestyle, iVillage, Netscape and numerous others. Ruth has been a guest on The Today Show, Good Day New York, Telemundo, BBC, CBC, 1010WINS, TalkAmerica and over 200 radio and TV talk shows in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, New Zealand, and the Caribbean. For more information on Ruth Houston, her book or about infidelity, visit the PRESS ROOM at www.InfidelityAdvice.com.
Online Flirting Or Cheating Husband?
May 23rd, 2007 by The BabeRecently I was using my husband’s laptop and was able to view his e-mail account. I know I should have respected his privacy. I found out that he sent two electronic Valentine’s Day cards to two ex-girlfriends. The card says he missed their conversations and was thinking about them.
One woman wrote back to my husband instructing him to not contact her again because she is in a serious relationship and does not want to communicate with “single men.”
I am bothered by this revelation because it shows that my husband has not revealed to these women that he is married. When I confronted him, he was angry at me for reading his e-mails. He also insisted that he has done nothing improper. He said that he has not contacted those women in years, and the cards were just to stay in touch with them. He says I am overreacting.
I am pretty sure that my husband is not physically cheating on me. However, I am still very bothered by this. Am I overreacting?
Bothered in Los Angeles
Dear Bothered: This incident could be a gift to your marriage, but only if you use it to deepen your intimate understanding of each other. You can’t do this by avoiding and ignoring. You do it by drilling into the heart of your union and talking about things, even when it’s painful to do so.
Husbands and wives sometimes reach a point in the relationship when they daydream about previous relationships, wondering “what might have been.” The Internet makes it almost too easy to reach out.
After 12 years together, you and your husband have entered the grand and challenging “adolescence” of your relationship. Invite him into counseling with you so that you can explore your feelings and frustrations in a supportive environment.
A Broken Heart For Valentine’s Day
February 14th, 2007 by The Babe
Get That Cheater!
January 5th, 2007 by The Babe“I knew that this was not going to resolve itself, and that I needed more help,” said a woman who didn’t want to be identified.
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