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  Married and eCheating - A Dreadful Alliance!

eCheating - What is it?

Married & eCheating
August 16th 2005
Bill Mitchell, L.P.I.
www.billmitchellpi.com

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Almost coincidentally, Martin’s boss passes the cubicle with a routine welcome.  “Oh not bad Paul, thanks for asking… Man that was close!  I can’t believe what I’m doing.  I’m married; what am I crazy; I’ve got so much to lose.  What would the kids do if they found out?” Martin asks himself.

Unfortunately, Martin yields to his desires and a rendezvous devised. His next business trip provides the perfect alibi.  He will meet his chosen “eCheater” at a nearby convention hotel.  Michelle remains clueless.

But wait, “eCheating” serves a compelling purpose, true?  Just listen to one slogan “When Monogamy becomes Monotony.”  This catchphrase conjures up a sense of justification or reason.  It includes not just a sex theme, but a sense of fellowship.

Does marriage end when it’s unexciting?

Is in fact adultery the answer?

These new dreadful alliances would lead you to believe it is!

I am deeply troubled these “eCheating” businesses are flourishing!  Isn’t it time we put an end to them?  How?  What can YOU do about them?

  • Be proactive.


  • Get informed.


  • Search adultery keywords for banner ads.


  • Learn these “ECheating” sites by name.


  • Search computer history for visits to them.


  • Install spy ware on home PC – yours of course.


  • Keep an eye on credit cards statements.


  • Monitor computer usage.


  • Paying attention to your relationship.


  • Fight for your marriage and spouse – seek help.


  • Don’t use God or the Bible as a weapon in confrontations.


  • Therapy sessions don’t work if you are forcing them.


  • Don’t require your spouse to go to therapy – it will deliberately fail after a few sessions and be used against you.


  • Safeguard your homes and kids from the internet.


  • Make time to watch the eHighway carefully for those hazardous detours.


  • Communicate better; be more affectionate, appreciative, available, accepting and affirming.


  • Be positive, attractive and irresistible.


  • Consider a make over if necessary.

 

Top private investigator Bill Mitchell recently appeared on the Dr. Phil Show and is the author of "The More You Know--Getting the Evidence and Support You Need to Investigate a Troubled Relationship".

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