The first business day after the holidays has jokingly been called “divorce day”. It seems that many couples decide to file for divorce after the Christmas holidays. The holidays are not only a time of celebrations, but they are also a high risk time for affairs. In this article out of Britain, the authors discuss this phenomena and give the most commonly cited reasons for divorce. The article has some interesting statistics. Only 1/5 of the adulterers confessed having an affair when they are caught. This low number indicates that denial and secrecy remain a major issues in dealing with affairs.
Christmas, with all the gifts also exposes infidels. When unusual charges, extra unexplained gifts and unusual absences indicate some of the signs of infidelity. One of the latest trends among infidels is keeping two SMS cards for their phones. One with the numbers to their paramours, and the other with the legitimate phone numbers. By switching out the SMS card, they avoid being caught by suspicious spouses investigating the cell phone information.
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Murrah
