Q&A Does Chronic Pain Increase Vulnerability to Have an Affair?

Submitted by Rick_Reynolds Tue, 08/04/2015 - 07:54

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Hi Rick,

I am wondering how much daily chronic pain would affect a man's vulnerability to having an affair. This is the state my husband has been in for several years prior to his affair. I should also mention that some ED has also been present as a result of the chronic pain.

Would appreciate your insight on this.

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