Effects of Extramarital Affairs with Divorce on Middle Aged Women Essa

I interviewed Ann (pseudonym), who is a middle- time-honored cleaning lady who is a scram of three and has always been a happy, loving, and positive human being. However when I knew that I was expiry to interview her, I instantly knew that I was going to focus on the topic of how cheating(a) affairs (emotional and or familiar relationship a spouse has outside of their relationship) and divorce affects middle aged women. I chose this topic as the raises it has on a woman can be life-changing and can result in them becoming an all told different person, and in the case of Ann it couldnt be any more apparent. It is important to acknowledge that a divorce and the effect that it has is one slip matter, but a divorce caused by extramarital affairs is an merely separate issue as it can have damaging pathetic term effects, long term effects, and financial consequences. While divorce is not a primary process of aging, it is a secondary process that affects a large amount of wome n as they age in life. Understanding the bedrock of extramarital affairs such as the prevalence of them, who participates in them, and why they participate in them is the first step in understanding the effect they can have.There isnt a known culture that accepts extramarital affairs (Jankowiak, Nell, and Buckmaster, 2002). Eric Widmer, Judith Treas, and Robert Newcomb (1998) published an article concerning attitudes on premarital raise, teenage sex, queer sex, and extramarital sex in 24 different countries. Their research consisted of survey over 33,000 people. Their findings were very interested as while premarital sex gathered the strongest acceptance and homosexual sex gathered the most wide-ranging responses it was extramarital sex that countries agreed on the mo... ...2002. Managing infidelity a cross- heathen perspective. International Journal of Psychoanalysis spate 87 (issue 2) (Retrieved from Questia on February 26, 2010.)Lauer, Robert and Jeanette Lauer. 2009. c oupling & Family The Quest for Intimacy. New York, NY McGraw-Hill.Wiederman, Michael. 1997. Extramarital Sex Prevalence and correlates in a National Survey. Journal of Sex Research volume 34 (issue 2) 167-174. (Retrieved from EBSCOhost on February 26, 2010.)Widmer, Eric, Judith Treas, and Robert Newcomb. 1998. Attitudes Towards Nonmarital Sex in 24 Countries. Journal of Sex Research volume 35 (issue 4) 349-358. (Retrieved from EBSCOhost on February 26, 2010.)5% of Americans Addicted to Sex. 2008. Times of India. Retrieved February 26, 2010 (http//timesofindia.indiatimes.com/World/5_Americans_addicted_to_sex/articleshow/3820228.cms).