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: SC Family Law BlogAdverse Affects of Female Infidelity on Men
By Ben Stevens
A recent article discusses the ways that men can be adversely affected by learning that their wife or girlfriend has been cheating on them in the following areas:
- shock can affect performance at work and possibly lead to job loss
- mental stress can make them more susceptible to alcohol or drug abuse
- health risks due to possible exposure to sexually transmitted diseases
- potential financial costs for child support and/or alimony
- risk of unknowingly raising another man's child as your own
- loss of respect from others and/or self-esteem
The author also offers a free report to help recognize the signs of infidelity. You can learn more about this subject and/or request a copy of that report by clicking HERE.
Source: "How Men Are Affected by Female Infidelity" by Ruth Houston, published at Examiner.com.
Full post as published by SC Family Law Blog on August 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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