You can hear an absolutely fascinating interview with Mira talking about her new book When Good People Have Affairs on Wisconsin Public Radio. Lots of people have listened; and it’s easy for you to do so. Just click on this link, then scroll down to Mira’s interview on Thursday 7/3/2008 at 4:00 PM on Wisconsin Public Radio’s At Issue with Ben Merens Show. Enjoy!!
Wrap your mind around this, if you can: women who try to help men get out of supposedly bad marriages by having affairs with them. Shocked? Surprised? Sadly, I’m neither shocked nor surprised. I see it happen all the time.
This may well be what happened to John Edwards, based on a Newsweek piece by Jonathan Darman. (more…)
Well, Mike Lupica and Maureen Dowd have had their say. And while they said it well they said nothing – of course nobody likes what John Edwards did Duh. You’d have to be brain dead not to feel that way. So what’s so smart about asserting that he did a bad thing? Maybe that’s why a lot of people are talking about our previous blog. (more…)
Ken doll in lust? That’s what New York Times columnist Gail Collins called John Edwards in her op-ed piece today. Randy, empty, silly, plastic. A human zero. But what’s the truth? (more…)
With all the controversy that’s been swirling around my new book, When Good People Have Affairs, you can catch a glimpse of how I really feel in a recent interview I did on the CBS Early Show.
Bottom line. Keep love alive. Marriage is the best way to do it. Check out my Revolution blog for lots of tips about how to do it. Love is too important for us to kid ourselves about.
There’s a recent article about me in the Guardian that finally gets close to the truth about what I’m all about. Which is good, because there’s been a lot of distortion, and some downright lies. (more…)
This is a relationship blog; so what does Alzheimer’s disease have to do with your relationships? It should be clear to you by now, my faithful friend, that almost everything has to do with relationships. Check it out: (more…)
I think I’m beginning to get it. When it comes to infidelity, for some people the only thing you are allowed to say is that cheating is bad. If you write a book about cheating, then like Bart Simpson writing on the blackboard in the opening credits, all you can say is “Cheating is bad” over and over for a couple of hundred pages.
Is forgiveness possible after an affair? YES! And how do you find it? For some good answers, read this article about our new book When Good People Have Affairs.
If your life has ever been touched by an affair, or this issues is of any interest to you (and it should be: half of all people will have their lives affected by an affair), listen to a radio interview with Mira about her new book When Good People Have Affairs. (To hear the interview, available as a podcast, try either of these links: this one or this one.) I think you’ll find this interview MOST interesting. Charles
