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By MummyWhisperer, on July 1st, 2011% 
This question was logged by one of my male readers (I know I’m the ‘mummy whisperer’, but as I’ve been talking about Sex a lot, I’ve gained quite a lot of male readers too), and I have to admit that at first I kind of thought ‘well isn’t it obvious?’. Then I realised that firstly we aren’t all socially savvy and secondly even when we are, we can be naive as well, including us women who are meant to be much more capable of understanding these sorts of things. Plus, women have rules of engagement that we understand, like lionesses marking our territories, however . . . → Read More: Problem Corner: 15 Signs a friendship could be inappropriate
By MummyWhisperer, on February 12th, 2010% So last night twitterville took off whilst watching Cutting Edge’s program on 8yr old girls going to boarding school. Now I admit that I’m way too hormonal (No2 is more than imminent, she’s literally seconds away!), so I only managed 5 minutes and had to turn off. But I chatted to a couple of Mums and thought it through a little afterwards, and regained a more balanced perspective, because there are Pro’s and Con’s to all options.
For one thing ‘Never say never‘; It does tend to come back to haunt you!
I remember saying that I thought it was pointless to pay for Primary . . . → Read More: Never Say Never – Just In Case
By MummyWhisperer, on February 11th, 2010% Blimey, what’s going on with the celebrities this month, we have Tiger Woods and his addictions, John Terry and the girls desperate to become WAGs, and now Vernon Kay with his daft texts. I feel for anyone who discovers that their partner has been unfaithful in any manner, but I particularly feel for these women, as the whole drama will get played out infront of the media. It must be much harder in some ways, because they also have to face the most massive public humiliation. The only upside is that so many of their compatriots will be able to help out, whereas in a . . . → Read More: Swap Guilt/Pain From Affairs For A Bright Future
By MummyWhisperer, on February 5th, 2010% So why do people go for someone who is already ‘taken’ when there are so many single people available?
Well, I’m going to explain some of the most obvious reasons, but basically the motivation for anyone’s behaviour is their value set (the hierarchy of what they love to get from life and do in life). So the ‘unfaithful’ person will get involved because it appears that the new person matches their values more than the old one, and the ‘other person’ will get involved because it basically works for them. If you would like to know more about working out your own value set, or . . . → Read More: What's The Motivation Behind The 'Other Woman/Man'?
By MummyWhisperer, on February 4th, 2010% So the media will be keeping a beady eye on Tiger Woods and John Terry from now on, but if you don’t have that option, then what guarantees do you have that your partner will not be unfaithful again?
Sorry – How Much Does That Mean?
There is no doubt that the ‘injured’ party will need to hear the word ‘sorry’ from their partner, along with huge piles of remorse and possibly some explanations. Some people find going to counselling is helpful, because it gives an opportunity to get all the anger out in a ‘safe’ scenario, with a mediator. I must admit this is . . . → Read More: Are There Ways To Tell If They Will Be Unfaithful Again?
By MummyWhisperer, on February 3rd, 2010% We all assume that affairs hurt everyone, in exactly the same way, but in fact they don’t and it is NOT because one person loved their partner more than the other person did. I remember when I lived in Lincolnshire there was a sudden flurry of partner’s being discovered to be unfaithful, followed by divorces. I watched as some of the wives were so heart broken that their lives fell apart, whereas others seemed to have an ability to quickly find a new rythmn for their life.
There are a couple of reasons why this is so, and therefore even if you find yourself in . . . → Read More: Why Do Affairs Hurt Some People More Than Others?
By MummyWhisperer, on February 2nd, 2010% I was infuriated this morning by listening to some chappie on the TV saying, ‘well you never know what was going on at home, maybe it was a sexless marriage!’; PLLLLEASE! That is such an urban myth, that affairs happen because the partner did something ‘wrong’. I’m not saying that something was not going on in the relationship. But because no one is taught what I’m about to explain to you, often the partner has no hope in hell of staving off the unfaithfulness of their partner.
Why do affairs happen if there is no bitchy wife or lack of sex?
Affairs are fascinating, . . . → Read More: Why Do Affairs Happen If You Aren't Bitchy or Frigid?
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