Marital infidelity has become increasingly common in today’s society. Faithful couples are becoming a rarity, and those in this minority often find themselves the subject of ridicule among friends. According to research, in 2022 alone, 168,322 Londoners admitted to having affairs. In 2023, data from a major married dating website revealed a 50 per cent increase in women signing up for their affair matchmaking services.
Unfortunately, the spirit of betrayal is infiltrating society, leading to the destruction of families and leaving behind disappointment, frustration, and trauma. Many individuals end up exchanging the potential for a lifetime of companionship for a fleeting moment of pleasure. When faced with infidelity, some choose to separate, while others decide to give their partners a second chance. However, the lingering effects of betrayal and distrust often turn into bitterness.
Another prevalent form of betrayal today, due to technological advancements, is virtual cheating. This topic is controversial, as many believe that only physical or sexual contact constitutes an extramarital relationship. However, even in the absence of physical betrayal, there is still disrespect for the partner and a significant breach of trust.
Have you been a victim of infidelity and carry unresolved feelings? Are you apprehensive about entering a new relationship? Do you notice that betrayal has haunted your family and damaged several marriages of people you know? Are you married and feeling tempted by someone else? Whether you relate to any of these situations or simply want to shield yourself from the spirit of betrayal, join us for the Love Therapy seminar this Thursday, 6 March, at 8pm. It will be an evening dedicated to combating the spirit of betrayal as we continue the series ‘The Tools of Intelligent Love’. Don’t miss it!
Event: Love Therapy Seminars
Date and Time: Thursdays at 8pm
Location: At the Cathedral of Miracles, 232 Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 3NX
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