Synopsis
Infidelity is often blamed on the state of a relationship—but what if the deeper truth lies within the individual? Why Cheating Is Often About the Cheater and Not the Relationship challenges common assumptions and uncovers the personal factors that drive people to betray trust. This insightful book explores the psychology behind cheating, focusing on internal influences such as unmet emotional needs, personal insecurities, validation-seeking behavior, impulse control, and unresolved past experiences. It shifts the narrative from external blame to deeper self-understanding, offering a clearer perspective on why infidelity occurs.
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