Tag Archives: morality
Infidelity Approval Rating

Related post about the infidelity approval ratings referred to in this post: Marital Infidelity Disapproval Rate ~ Wayfarer [hr] The Morality of Infidelity by Scott Haltzman, M.D. Earlier this week, the Huffington Post reviewed the remarkable findings of a Gallup poll that sought to find exactly where the needle sits …
Marital Infidelity Disapproval Rate

How Marital Infidelity Became America’s Last Sexual Taboo by Hugo Schwyzer, for The Atlantic As Americans increasingly embrace a range of behaviors, they’re less and less permissive of cheating. Having an affair is one of the most immoral things you can do, according to a new Gallup poll. As Eleanor …
Affair Help: Entitlement & Self-Loathing
Affair Help: The Cheater Code Deciphered
Affair Help: The Cheater Code
Affair Help: When Non-Monogamy Isn’t an Affair

There are numerous attempts at definitions for what constitutes an affair. Typically affairs are categorized as either an emotional affair, or a physical affair, but both terms suggest a consistent interaction between the cheater and another person over a period of time. These two labels alone (or even the term …
The Ethics of Infidelity
Infidelity: What We Learn From the Science of Cheating
The Yin and Yang of Morality

Could a single molecule—one chemical substance—lie at the very center of our moral lives? Paul Zak: Trust, morality — and oxytocin Research that I have done over the past decade suggests that a chemical messenger called oxytocin accounts for why some people give freely of themselves and others are coldhearted …