The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity Free Audiobook Download by Esther Perel

In this audiobook, Perel examines the psychological and social effects of infidelity by asking the question: "What happens to a relationship when it is confronted with the possibility of sex outside of the marriage?" She argues that cheating is not a symptom of an unhappy or unstable relationship but instead a phenomenon that can be found in many modern marriages.

Esther Perel's love affair with her husband Rabbi David Gershwi changed the way she thought about infidelity. When she researched the topic, she realized that for many people, monogamy is a deeply rooted cultural ideal that can be an impediment to intimacy. In this groundbreaking book, Perel takes on the role of therapist and offers a new perspective on what often seems like old news.

Esther Perel is a renowned therapist and author. In her latest book, The State of Affairs, she discusses infidelity from a psychological perspective. Her unique style makes for an intriguing read.

[Esther Perel] is a psychotherapist and couples' therapist who has helped over 16,000 people move through their life transitions. In this audiobook, she talks about the excuses people make to justify infidelity, how to identify and deal with those issues, and what it takes for both partners to get back on the relationship track after it starts to crumble.

The State of Affairs is a revolutionary new book that changes everything you know about infidelity. It tackles the taboo topic with wit, wisdom and a deep understanding of human psychology

When does infidelity happen? How does it happen and what can we do about it? Esther Perel, a renowned couples therapist, has studied these very questions in depth. In this audiobook, she looks at today's dating culture and the role of sexual fantasies in relationships. She argues that the idea of monogamy is unrealistic and that many of our problems stem from the fact that we have difficulty separating sex from intimacy.