Why are some people more vulnerable to an affair than others? Last episode, we explored social factors that can create vulnerability. (The link to Part 1 is below)  In today’s episode, I want to help you understand the individual factors that can make you vulnerable.

Let me just begin by restating what I said in the last episode: What I am sharing with you cannot be used as an excuse for infidelity, nor does the absence of these factors eliminate the possibility of being unfaithful.

Those who remain faithful in their marriage work diligently to do so. They work daily to maintain their commitments and covenant to one another.

So what are some of the individual factors that can play a role in making you vulnerable to an affair?

We are going to explore 3 in today's episode.  Grab your spouse, a pen and paper and take notes.

I pray you will both use this episode to have an open, honest discussion to put into place the safeguards you need individually to stay safe to yourself and your marriage.

What makes someone vulnerable to an affair? Part 1

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