Anatomy of an Affair: How Affairs, Attractions, and Addictions Develop, and How to Guard Your Marriage Against Them Free Audiobook Download by Dave Carder

This book discusses how affairs and addictions develop, and how to guard your marriage against them. Dave Carder shows readers that it is important for spouses to know what their spouse's patterns are and to discuss them openly if worse comes to worse. This book also discusses how people who have been out of a relationship for a long time can still be attracted to someone else.

Dave Carder is a former marriage counselor who has written a book about how affairs, attractions, and addictions develop--and how to guard your marriage against them. Dave shows that many people in marriages go through attraction phases because something important is missing from a marriage relationship. Attraction is just another word for what we're all longing for and what our spouses aren't giving us. Dave's book gives a lot of thought-provoking questions to ask yourself when considering moving through an attraction phase.

Dave Carder's book is a valuable resource for marriages that are considering infidelity in their relationship. The audiobook version is narrated by Tom Parks, who has done an amazing job of capturing the anguish and complexity of these complex relationships.

Dave Carder, a Christian pastor and the author of this audiobook, discusses how relationships can be corrupted by the three types of attractions: the attraction that develops between two people who are not married to each other, an attraction that develops between a married person and someone outside their marriage, and an addiction. The author also discusses how most affairs happen over time and how couples should work to guard against these temptations.

Dave Carder's book has helped many couples stay together by showing them how to be on their guard against affairs and attractions.

Dave Carder's book is about how affairs, attractions, and addictions develop in a marriage and the dangers that they present to a marriage. The author discusses three different phases of an affair. The first phase is what some people would call the honeymoon phase; this is when the couple starts dating and everything seems new, exciting, and perfect. They are hyper-focused on making the relationship work. The second phase is when there is an attraction between two people that becomes more intense and you start to lose sight of your spouse in your mind. This is called infatuation. The third phase is reality; this is when the couple realizes they feel differently than they did before meeting their partner, they have little to no control over their lives, and the other person has taken over. Dave Carder warns against making excuses for failed marriages because it only leads to more devastating consequences down the road.