Grounded in interviews and clinical experience, this book examines the underlying reasons men engage in marital infidelity and what can reduce the risk. Drawing on a nationwide study of men who cheated alongside those who remained faithful, the author shows that emotional dissatisfaction often precedes affairs and that sexual issues alone rarely explain why men stray.
Case stories and counseling examples illustrate common patterns—peer influences, unmet emotional needs, and the dynamics that allow affairs to begin. The writing balances empirical findings with practical guidance aimed at improving communication and rebuilding connection.
Who will benefit: partners and couples seeking research-backed insights, therapists looking for case-based illustrations, and readers wanting concrete strategies to protect and restore trust.
- Findings from interviews with both unfaithful and faithful men
- Actionable steps to address emotional disconnection
- Real counseling vignettes that illuminate common triggers