In reply to Laura Cole's blog on 'Infidelity', March 4th 2009.

There are many pressures in society these days, many of which effect the union of marriage. Women now have high powered, demanding jobs which places them into the male dominated world. Many women not only wish to be intelligent, highly driven but also beautiful and attractive, perhaps the perfect woman. A woman's place is no longer in the home, but alongside many other women and men, driven by ambition. Men and women want more from life and if they are not fulfilling their needs whilst married then will be tempted to look elsewhere and considering the amount of time spent at work, inevitably close relationships will be formed with the opposite sex. We are now part of a disposable society, if it is no longer needed then we throw it away, no longer prepared to repair anything that is broken.

Infidelity is wrong, but is it also wrong to stay in a marriage when clearly a person is unhappy, for whatever reason?