Understanding Infidelity
Perel questions traditional narratives about cheating, suggesting that even happy individuals can find themselves straying. Her exploration challenges us to reconsider our definitions of infidelity and its motivations.
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Dive into Esther Perel's captivating TED talk where she explores the complex landscape of infidelity. Offering a nuanced take on why people cheat and how relationships can navigate the aftermath of betrayal, Perel provides a thought-provoking analysis for anyone who has ever loved.
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