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Can an affair help a marriage?
Or will it inevitably end in disaster? Radio 4′s Woman’s Hour looks at one website which helps people who are looking for an affair to find sex locally.
A couple speak openly about how the wife’s affair – begun after 13 years of marriage - actually strengthened their relationship.
But Angela, appearing on the programme, says that “industrialising” the process of infidelity is morally reprehensible. “It’s playing Russian roulette with your marriage,” she says.
Follow this link to hear a fascinating interview.
There are a couple of great heart-warming stories in this week’s women’s magazines. They’re about people who’ll do literally anything for those they love.
First up is Pete Winters, who gave his partner Pat the best gift imaginable – a kidney! The couple tell their story in this week’s Pick Me Up (12 November) or click here to read it and see pictures.
Pat was on dialysis. Pete insisted he’d manage with one kidney and give her the other. She returned the favour with a Leap Day marriage proposal.
Then there’s the remarkable story of Jaci Dalenberg who, aged 56, gave birth to her own grandchildren – triplets!
This week’s Real People (12 November) tells how her daughter Kim couldn’t have children because of a hysterectomy, so she got doctors to “turn back the clock” and offered herself as a surrogate.
So she’s not just mum to little Gabriella Claire, Carmina Ann and Elizabeth Jacilyn. She’s also their grandma.
These are both stories to inspire. Maybe something’s happened to you that would give others that same sense of “all you need is love”. Something remarkable, something heart-warming.
Let us know at Sell That Story and we’ll show you how easy it can be to get that story into print, and earn yourself some cash. You can email info@sellthatstory.com or phone us on 0161 660 9404.