Cheating
Chuck out the vows! What marriage needs is a cheating philanderer of a husband whose bed-hopping will turn out to be 'very liberating' for his wife.
Or so says Maryse Vaillant, a French psychologist, who claims infidelity - by men - is unavoidable and any promise to behave otherwise is simply 'unnatural'.
She is not the only woman giving straying men the nod. Only last week, Angelina Jolie was sharing her wisdom on the subject. As long as both partners agree, she said: 'I doubt fidelity is absolutely essential. Neither Brad nor I have ever claimed that living together means to be chained together.'
In Maryse's new book she aims to 'rehabilitate infidelity' and has caused a storm by saying French men should not be punished for keeping mistresses and women may find infidelity 'liberating'.
According to figures in her book 'Men, Love, Fidelity' four in ten French men cheat on their wives and therefore she claims infidelity is 'unavoidable'.
She writes: 'Most don't do it [cheat] because they no longer love their wives. On the contrary they simply need breathing space.
'For such men, who are in fact profoundly monogamous, infidelity is almost unavoidable.'
Miss Vaillant claims cheating is down to the 'psychic functioning' of certain men who are still very much in love with their spouse.
And the divorcee who split with her husband 20 years ago after a 'faithful' relationship suggests that men who dot not cheat may lack strength of character.
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