Psychosexual therapist and scientific researcher Anna Kelberg answers all your questions about cheating in relationships.
How common is cheating? What are the stats? (Will blow your mind)
Can a relationship truly recover from infidelity? Do people usually forgive their partners?
Why do people cheat?
Is there anything someone can do to prevent their partner from having a wandering eye?

Listener’s question: My partner and I have shared a strong bond for years, so it was a shock to learn that he had been engaging in sexual activities with someone else. Now, he insists that they didn't have sex, so in his view, it wasn't cheating. He was at a party without me, and things got a little out of hand. He ended up in a game of 'truth or dare', and things escalated to a point where he was involved in some pretty intimate acts. When he told me about it, he was adamant that it wasn't infidelity because they didn't actually have sex. Is this cheating?

Anna Kelberg is a scientific researcher and a clinical psychologist, focusing on sexual wellbeing of couples and individuals. To find out more visit her website www.annakelberg.com

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Psychosexual therapist and scientific researcher Anna Kelberg answers all your questions about cheating in relationships.
<ul>
<li>How common is cheating? What are the stats? (Will blow your mind)</li>
<li>Can a relationship truly recover from infidelity? Do people usually forgive their partners?</li>
<li>Why do people cheat?</li>
<li>Is there anything someone can do to prevent their partner from having a wandering eye?</li>
</ul>
Listener’s question: My partner and I have shared a strong bond for years, so it was a shock to learn that he had been engaging in sexual activities with someone else. Now, he insists that they didn't have sex, so in his view, it wasn't cheating. He was at a party without me, and things got a little out of hand. He ended up in a game of 'truth or dare', and things escalated to a point where he was involved in some pretty intimate acts. When he told me about it, he was adamant that it wasn't infidelity because they didn't actually have sex. Is this cheating?
Anna Kelberg is a scientific researcher and a clinical psychologist, focusing on sexual wellbeing of couples and individuals. To find out more visit her website <a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/4EI2CVARJ6s91vzGtzAPUb?domain=annakelberg.com">www.annakelberg.com</a>
Send your Sealed Section questions through to @thepulseau

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