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How, Why and Where Do Men and Women Cheat on Each Other is a bold, unfiltered exploration of modern infidelity. This book goes beyond the obvious affairs and exposes the subtle emotional betrayals that often begin long before anything physical happens. From workplace confidantes and secret digital relationships to nostalgia with exes and hidden ""just friends,"" it uncovers how emotional lines slowly blur. It also confronts the sexual realities many avoid discussing-one-night stands, transactional encounters, dating apps, revenge affairs, and the quiet normalization of micro-cheating in everyday life. Through clear insight and direct language, this book reveals the psychological needs driving both men and women: validation, admiration, escape, ego, loneliness, and unmet emotional hunger. More than a catalog of betrayal, it is a mirror-helping readers understand the patterns, vulnerabilities, and warning signs that can either destroy a relationship or awaken it. Honest. Direct. Necessary.

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R.E. Geffner, MD, is a physician and relationship educator dedicated to helping people cultivate healthier, more resilient connections. He holds a bachelor's degree in biology, a master's in human anatomy from Rutgers University, and a medical degree from the New Jersey School of Medicine.Dr. Geffner has seen how emotional stress, relational conflict, and unresolved personal struggles often manifest in physical symptoms. This intersection of medicine and human connection inspired his work as a relationship educator, where he blends clinical insight with a grounded, compassionate approach to navigating love, communication, and personal growth.Drawing on decades of patient care and a lifelong commitment to understanding the human experience, Dr. Geffner offers a practical, empathetic perspective on the challenges that shape modern relationships. He divides his time between New Jersey and Florida, where he enjoys being on the water and remains active in the local maritime community.

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