"Life is short; have an affair." ~ Ashely Madison Website

I'm uncertain about this tagline and the concept of a "dating site for married people," but it's important to hear other people's perspectives on Doing Relationships Right! So, here we go!

People like you join the Ashley Madison® network daily to find discreet relationships. Married, attached, looking to explore, or just curious to discover what's out there – Ashley Madison is the world's leading discreet, like-minded dating community.

In this engaging conversation, Jennifer Hurvitz interviews Paul Keable, the Chief Strategy Officer of Ashley Madison. The discussion explores the complexities of infidelity, discreet affairs, and the dynamics of non-monogamous relationships. It delves into the reasons behind cheating, the importance of security and privacy in online dating, and Ashley Madison's unique business model.

Keable shares insights on gender perspectives regarding infidelity and highlights the platform's role in providing a space for individuals seeking discreet connections. The conversation challenges traditional views on relationships and emphasizes the need for open dialogue about desires and needs within partnerships. In this conversation, Jennifer Hurvitz and Paul Keable delve into the complexities of non-monogamous relationships, the dynamics of cheating, and the importance of open communication in defining relationship boundaries.

Takeaways

• Ashley Madison is the world's largest married dating service.
• The platform also serves as a marriage counseling service.
• Discretion is a crucial feature for many users seeking affairs.
• Security and privacy have been significantly improved since past breaches.
• Many users are honest about their needs and desires on the platform.
• Women often seek affairs due to unfulfilled sexual needs in their marriages.
• Men frequently look for emotional validation through affairs.
• The concept of a 'compassionate affair' exists for caretakers of ill partners.
• Many people fear discussing their sexual needs with their partners.
• Sexless marriages can lead to feelings of isolation and frustration.
• Privacy concerns exist around background checks related to infidelity.
• Misconceptions about women's sexual desires persist in society.
• Comprehensive sex education is lacking and necessary for healthy relationships.
• Non-monogamous relationships can be ethical and fulfilling.
• Open communication is critical to understanding and meeting partner needs.

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Is EGG FREEZING right for you?

In this engaging conversation, Jennifer Hurvitz interviews Beth Gulotta, a licensed mental health counselor and host of the podcast 'Quiet the Clock.' They discuss Beth's journey from finance to mental health, the societal pressures surrounding relationships and parenthood, and the importance of egg freezing. Beth shares her experiences with egg freezing, its emotional weight, and the significance of being ready for major life decisions. The conversation also touches on the changing dynamics of dating, the importance of understanding fertility health, and the need for supportive environments for women navigating these choices.

Takeaways:

• Beth transitioned from finance to mental health counseling.
• The podcast 'Quiet the Clock' addresses societal pressures on women.
• Egg freezing is a personal decision that can alleviate pressure.
• Time is perceived negatively, but it can be a gift.
• Readiness for relationships and parenthood is crucial.
• Women often feel societal pressure to have children by a certain age.
• Support systems are essential for women making reproductive choices.
• Understanding fertility health is vital for informed decisions.
• Parents should support their children's choices regarding family planning.
• Drowning out external noise is important for personal decision-making.

Thank you, Beth, for joining this critical discussion today!

Happy Dating and Relationships!

FIND BETH GULOTTA https://www.nyctherapeuticwellness.com/beth-gulotta/

Doing Relationships Right hits the pages of VOGUE MAGAZINE- check it out!

Please grab a copy of Midlife Priceless wherever you find your books! jenniferhurvitz.com

Here's the link to my Online Dating Course: DOING DATING RIGHT!

Where to find me:

Website: https://jenniferhurvitz.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jenniferhurvitzbiz/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingrelationshipsright/

Youtube: CLICK HERE ♥️

TikTok: CLICK HERE!

Pinterest: click here!

You can connect with my editor, Cianna Reider, at https://yourpodcastva.weebly.com/

Get a copy of Jen's book, "Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach's Guide to Staying Married" here.