March 25, 2012

Preventing online infidelity

The Internet can be a marriage killer, one of my listeners told me in an email last week. He wasn't speaking philosophically. He said it almost happened to him.

This wasn't because his wife spent too much money on eBay, or the result of his fascination with streaming online sports. Instead, they had each, separately, fallen down the rabbit hole of online infidelity.

"Our counselor said the problem is growing, especially among couples that have been married more than 18 years," he said.

It's true that the Internet has made infidelity much easier. According to PsychCentral.com, the Internet is now where the majority of people go to find sex partners.

Read on for more shocking statistics and what you can do to keep your relationship from becoming a statistic. >>

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