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Infidelidad

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En el podcast de Rosario Busquets Nosti, nuestra especialista en parejas, Tari Tron habló sobre la definición de infidelidad y en qué actos se considera que se realiza este acto.

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The opinions expressed by Chayo Busquets are supported by his extensive experience as a family therapist and in the previous analysis of the cases presented here welcome. This is Chayo with you. At Joya we start very good afternoon to everyone how are Chayo Busquets. This is Chayo with you and we are already and now he

is. It is plural why we have invited, as you well know, a topic that I started to announce to you since last week and that, well, started to generate emails messages of all kinds, because, then, it is a hot topic. It' s a hot topic. Let' s talk about infidelity today. Thanks to Mariano for the microphone pass and well, let' s talk, like I said with Tatitron. You guys already know her. We' ve had shows with her, our Friday segment what, well, she' s got a big answer and today she' s

with us. She is a couple' s therapist and individual therapist, of course, and well, she has eight for hundreds of years of experience in these, in these subjects and that' s why she' s the one who' s in charge of this, this, this, this, this,

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know, you know, you' re already from home here We' ll have you all year long if life doesn' t allow them there. That ' s true. You said one thing, you told him this is a hot topic, no yes, and associating that one, that' s that word with the inetivity and the heat of the discussion, with the anger that happens, with the devastation of the revelation of secrets, finding it, etcetera. We' re talking about infidelity. Yeah, what' s very curious

is the same word. Yes, infidelity comes from having faith. So, infidelities to have the definition, is to have faith that the other is going to be the right thing within the contact that we have. That would be fidelity. Faithfulness and infidelity do. You don' t expect, then, to honor that contract that was made, although today, in the two thousand twenty- four, yes, I would like to ask exactly what is infidelity

for whom and for each couple. No, when you start the relationship, it' s not like I don' t want you to cheat on me or we are. We understand that we are going to have emotional exclusivity and we are going to have body and sexual exclusivity, etcetera. No, but within this word exclusivity is not that it is really what is excluded. Let us understand specifically why you start to see and problem arise when we have sat down to talk about it is how it looks, where it is, how

it is. Because there are in certain that we can say, there are certain cultures where flirting is valid. The flirtation is valid. For others, that would be like a breakup, etcetera. But when I ask the couples is you talked about it, you talked about it a two- three times to agree on what it would look like, what the example would be,

and so on. And many tell me yes and no. No. Yes and no, and since, as you know perfectly well, they see and know perfectly well the listeners that I am from another generation where the phone, the networks and all that would not be seen. There wasn' t.

So the definition of infidelity was easier than it is now. Not that if infidelities, that one of the two has the opportunity to watch pornography, that if one excludes the famous sexting, not with one, that if one can make a kind of virtual relationship without having presence, there is a whole series of things that did not exist before, not thanks to networks or badly by networks, Etcetera where one does not find out, and also through networks,

one is in access with people that we did not know, rather that we did not know, that we stopped seeing the boyfriend, the friend, etcetera. Then we get back in touch. You have a little excitement, because it' s something new. Then let' s begin to define what it is in general, for each of us it means something, but what it

means in our partner as well and there are various kinds of infidelities. We are not going to keep anything else in infidelity, which has to do with the body, which has to do with sexuality, but it also has to do with emotion, with what we had decided was our field. No. Our field is who comes in and who comes out and how. Not what

you' re talking about. And recently a lady from Chihuahua tells me that she is having one that has been in one for a long time in a phone relationship with a man not where they pour out their conversational life, their fears, conversational, their tastes, etcetera. And clearly, it' s something hidden from her husband, that hidden then, from the moment it' s hidden, from the moment it' s clandestine, from the moment it

becomes secret and there' s something that' s not right. No ok, because you can have your friends, or you can have your friends within this freedom, within human rights, within civil rights e. But one thing is that he' s a friend, he' s turning into something else, no, where you' re going to be excluded. Excluded well, not exactly. It' s not hear I want to go with my guys, because it' s so much more fun. I want to be with

my friends, not that, but it' s open. So I do ask if they were talking about what is defined because if it doesn' t break easily that' s the way it is and Tari with what you were saying in the previous segment. I was thinking about two things that aren' t going to be new to the audience, because I' ve mentioned it many times here. The question of where infidelity begins for everyone who does not.

And the other thing I often say here is if we had the cultural permission not to promise fidelity in the rites of marriage, if you would incorporate it as part of your vows or leave it outside, because, because they

are already done. Not anymore, those vows, those rituals are already pre - fabricated and you just have to say it accepted no good, so you know if you have a clear awareness of what it is that you are accepting and saying totally promise to be faithful, because it sounds, sounds, sounds, cute, yeah, sure, nice theme. If I hadn' t put this there, I wouldn' t. If one would say yes, we want no, whether we want to put it as part of our votes or not. And it' s very curious because when I answered it,

I answered it. I asked about social media. Some answer yes. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yes, of course, of course, of course, of course. But those who would say they don' t do it on the wall that everyone sees write me in private and tell me not the truth. Not me. No. I think there' s monogamy. No, no. I think that no more mind to the couples of the problem, but the funny thing is that they don' t expose it in the public part where everyone could see the messages send it in private in

answers that I can only see. I don' t, and that part is very curious, well, but it' s also very curious, because let' s accept that, in general there' s no judgment, there ' s no criticism that if she' s a woman and she' s going to say I want to have something open, well, then, then she' s going to be pointed out as a dissolute woman, not a

four- letter woman, four- finned or light helmets, etcetera. If I were a man, there might be a different vision, not about that, but if you read it your partner, who knows exactly what he thinks then those things as they are rather more delicate, not delicate today, and not I don' t mean it' s a new movement. This also exists well the infidelity inside the swingers. Let' s agree. We disagree. That' s another thing. Everyone has their degree of morality Surely,

now I' d like to make a small difference with a word. Not where the word adultery is. Yes, adultery that in some countries is punishable, which has to do with a sexual act, yes, while infidelity has to do with a betrayal within this contract of trust, of closeness to what we share and what we do not. So there are places where being a man, an adulterous woman can cause your life. However, have an affective relationship, without having sexual issues or body sections. For some people it is

also infidelity. Why, because there' s something you' re giving to the other one that we missed in principle belonged to you. Not to me alone, and the word belongs, for perhaps it is not the right one, no, because then it has as possessiveness, et cetera. But it ' s from our realm here and I' m trying to get the couples to come, not in the case that, in fact, there was a

breakup, a betrayal. It' s not clear that at that moment I can' t do it, but it' s and when they talked about it and when it started to break and you just said one thing here is where it starts, where it starts. I wonder if where it starts is when the other one realizes or where it starts when I' m going to break up. The contract. Yeah, I' m still in a half - grey place, which I' m not sure if I am or if I am, but there' s something that excites me, there' s

something that draws my attention. No and at the same time you should ask yourself if infidelities a night of drinks and something happens, then it' s infidelity or it' s a slip or something happens. There are couples who have very particular rules where you have permission to the best of what they call it, they call it having a pass. If it' s 300 kilometers from this area, there are others that have to do with. If I go on vacation, you can, but all these everything I' m asking

you, I' m telling you. It' s contracts, whether you can agree with yourself or not. But if that couple agrees, then it ' s not infidelity. If it would be infidelity as for example, it is you broke the contract of being with someone if it is here where we live or within the hundred kilometers we had not left that it had to be three hundred that is for example, because where Veracruz, Veracruz, Chihuahua, where no one knows us, where there is not going to be a rebound,

then that is very particular of each of the couples. This is how I see it and how it turns out to be done in the consultation. The word infidelity also happens, well, a lot happens in the workplace, in the workplace where you can start with a flirting suddenly a pretext that I need to go to the office, I need to have a meeting. There

' s something that line is starting to disappear. I' m not so clear when the one who' s going to do it if he realizes it because he says ay no well, it' s never a small experience. But since you know that things happen to us not necessarily under our will, but all of a sudden it starts to pick up speed and let' s go and we left and we don' t even know where we came to

see. In general, and in a very simplistic way, I have been able to notice in the office and here with the incoming emails, which end up being like two great types of people, those that those of us who are not just talking about men, that it is a lifestyle to be unfaithful, and those who truly believe in fidelity and yet suddenly stumbled into life. Not good, good that you can put where the intention is not to share life with a person. No, and we can all get a resvalon.

Nothing more than there are slips that are more expensive from the emotional point of view of the relationship than other king one that I would like to touch is ex- boyfriends and ex- girlfriends. No, I don' t. He' s the ex- boyfriend from when you were fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, who might have been a sweaty little hand, but he gave you an emotion that' s a kid, teen emotion. Well, maybe they

' re allowed. However, if you know, if you know there' s some sort of arrest that was very attractive to the other and there' s a question of sexual tension, et cetera, that force you to accept that woe. But that' s an ex- girlfriend. It includes that you are not listening to me where it does cause me something about my feelings and then it would have to do with your lack of respect for what is happening to me today within our bond. It causes me anguish knowing that there

were these as passions or these intensities. There are boyfriends to girlfriends, there are no, there are certain things that are totally different. You may have had a boyfriend or a girlfriend for a year, but that wasn' t as intense as, for example, the one that was three months, but it was of a beastly intensity, where there was a full sexuality, where there were things that didn' t always disappear. Then you force the couple to accept. He' s not my ex- boyfriend and it' s

over. It' s over. I' d have to ask myself It really happened. There are no ones where you know if you feel, whether there is or not, regardless of the personal jealousy issue that some have, because, as you know and surely have talked about it many, jealousy too I ask is there a basis of jealousy prior to the relationship or jealousy is born yes from a breakup or a transgression that there was, because one is a result of something and the other had already something base And something basic,

as they have said many times, has to do with what the bond is not safe, how we grew up at home, what we saw between the couple. Not to be sure that the other is for you and the other is a reaction, a reaction to what did happen at some point, regardless of whether we can speak at another time of jealousy, what is control, belonging, etcetera. Yeah, there' s something left. When there was

a breaking of boundaries, then it gives me myeditis. No yes, yes and I would say a question with which I would like us to return back from court and it is really a couple who lived a crisis of infidelity seriously can fully recover and return to the previous state, or that distrust stays and always the rest of the life of that relationship. I left you Tari and with the real question a couple may be able to recover from an infidelity.

It really recovers and returns where it was in what I have observed. If you' re telling me to recover to ninety- five percent and one hundred percent, well I say that. Those things are so lame to think about, but there' s not always anything left. Reconstruction, rebuilding of confidence takes a long time and should also put here in this segment the kind of infidelity that there was or did not That is also very important. That' s not just infidelity. Let' s say with someone at work that someone

in your family will see to be more explicit. That time it' s the cousin, or the brother, or the best friend, or the best friend, because that' s a we' ve formed a question of intimacy and I do see that there are people who totally spread out where they have a relationship with the sister or the husband' s brother. Then there is a betrayal, not only family, double, but double not and apart from

that of the same clan, that is, the whole clan. And that infidelity is, in my view, totally different than if it were someone who was not necessarily in our inner circle, in that part of the circle of the person who committed the exactly already. And there' s also another thing, it' s the kind of infidelities. How long this takes And this word, which takes a long time to fashion the famous gast lighting that is

in front of which I ask you whether or not. You tell me no. That' s lying, not omitting, is not telling you what I ' m saying and falsifying is you' re crazy or you' re not crazy. And that' s where that kind of infidelity is very harsh, because the other one intends to make you doubt your own perceptions. And that ' s it. Canyon, now, cannon, because then it has to do with your own being right now that you said you denied. I'

ve heard it and heard it more from men. He doesn' t mean there aren' t any women who say it, but I, personally, have heard it more from men when your wife or your partner, because no matter what kind of relationship he' s in, he starts to suspect and he tells you and they' ve told him and he has all your deny it to death. Ah well, but that' s very, very,

very where it comes from. Ah well, but that' s from the male contract, that male canant has been in your deny it, even if they see you on the spot, on the jump, on the poll spot, it' s not what it is. Apart from this, it' s not what it looks like, et cetera, because that' s something already popular. What is it, what is it that within the mentality of quates, of the masculine is said and pushed and what is within the world

of women. It' s not that it' s half allowed or not, so you deny it because it becomes very complex, that is, for some reason. You' re with a male couple who have this philosophy of life. No, and even though I didn' t fake you, as you said about you being crazy, of course not, of course it' s not true at all, I would never be unable and then always end

up with this constant doubt. Okay, there' s a mess there, because I trust you, I ask you, because I' m going to trust your answer, and what I would expect from this delicate moment is that you' re clear to tell me yes, yes, this is happening to me no, but you' re telling me no. There are two possibilities. Whether he' s not true or he' s not there' s

still so much to pay for. If I know this, I' d better say no and maybe I' ll stop doing it, because ching already felt very close to the situation and better stop it because this is getting dangerous, but he won' t keep holding it. And it never happened and it never happened past the other one I didn' t fake because I treated you with respect at that time, let' s say, but he'

s hiding it. No, but before your vision, you, as a woman or as the couple who is with this man, tell you that no and look and I would really be incapable and at all I love you and no, because apparently you are treating the question with respect and seriousness. Not the one who answers you, you' re crazy, no, that' s dead. There I am clearly right or wrong, because the matter is

already being further decomposed. But he who is apparently treating you with respect, who is making it seem that he is giving seriousness to the question to others but there is always he will have denied, because there is too much involved if he had said yes, and then how you live. With that let ' s go back to this that you commented I trust You, or if I have an internal basis of jealousy, it' s that from the beginning

I don' t trust You and I don' t trust Me. No, I don' t trust me, I don' t trust the relationship. That is a huge problem and very different from the one I start to distrust, because yes, I start to see things and feel things. Not that this is going to come out of the pattern. This is not something. And other things that happen a lot within evil is that they send you little messages. Not that to help you, it is to open your eyes, to open your eyes, and I tell you good, for what right

do you have to open your eyes? And I have them closed, because I prefer to keep them closed. This one to see resumes a little what you were saying. Not the one who has a jealousy basis I never trust in the relationship, although it seems not yes, but it is a personal problem. It' s a personal problem, as I was saying, it has to do with his own story and his stories of ties, security,

etcetera. No ok also has with the idea of belonging that if this is mine and and it is quite difficult when you start a relationship, when you base and you already have that plus everything that implies that we can do another talk, another program on another program. But I' d just like to leave it to the listeners that that' s also a jealousy cellus from before is to have a beta where you alone hurt yourself and that beta. I think we can talk about self- harm, of course. But, well,

we left him here, we walked away like this. Now you' re telling me, there' s the other one where jealousy starts from changes that you start to see and you say to see. This isn' t right, this doesn' t go so well, not to see. There are no true, there are certain patterns of relationship, there are certain schedules that are happening. Not the unconscious, too. First, no, but then, as we say, the conscious is unconscious and little by little.

But there is also something else that I find interesting, where man or woman are accused. It' s how you didn' t see him and then I' m back to this. It' s how I' m gonna see something I don' t conceive of if it doesn' t exist in my head. I don' t see it. It' s not that easy, it' s not like you deny it. No. So, apart from everyone who paints your horn, you' re a brute. Yes, not because you denied it on the way, regardless of the unconscious denial

that we know is the denial of this other. If I can' t conceive that it can in him or in her and it can exist. Of course I won' t see him, of course I won' t see him. I' m going to give others, other explanations, songs,

no, and then it turns. But this is through time, not asking you, not asking you, not having the courage, also saying yes is happening to me, understanding that you' re playing it, knowing if the other one is going to be finally honest and all saying if something is happening, so there, when something is happening, it' s a big disappointment, but at the same time it' s a quietness that this I felt knew was happening. No. I mean, no, I' m not

that bad. What' s like the answer of you' re crazy, you' re crazy, you' re not leaving to complete the p And that' s when we say the false yes, then how difficult this topic is. No, why is there emotion, because there are examples. Not to say it happened at home. No, yeah, it was dad, yeah, it was moms, and it was grandpa, if it was my cousins, if it was brother, no, who has the most right. This and another thing I do want to put here. I want to put

here is the one who decides to be unfaithful. That' s totally your decision. You can' t blame your partner. Is that why you didn ' t listen to me? Why not? Why weren' t you there? No, it' s not what we can talk about. This is what happens between us that maybe we didn' t board, we weren' t talking about it on YouTube, but that you made me guilty of your decision there, not anymore, and many men and women say ah if I had done this, maybe they wouldn' t paint my horns. Don'

t stop. Let' s put the responsibility right where it is. It ' s not. Yes, we cooperate on many things, but we cooperate on this gap we cooperate on feeling that we are not so important that you are not one of my priorities. Yeah, we cooperate, but the other one is a decision. It can' t have been a slip. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we can all get there, whatever it is in other areas of life, but it' s another thing that it' s a slip and I decide to go on because I' m unbalanced or not.

Okay, yeah, okay, and that' s something else. Okay, yeah, yeah, there may be, but it' s next. Or next is that one. Then I say to the listeners and predominantly to the women, because since we are the guardians of marriage, not matrimony, as we had matric silver and mater not this, we feel more than what

happens and can distinguish it. Not this, I mean, we came back with more chayo with you and well, the program is gone, it' s gone flying and I don' t want to, although I know it ' s very extensive, but I don' t want to leave without asking you this question comment. Anyway, this idea that I also think is here again I' ve heard more about women than men. If he really loved me, he wouldn' t have cheated on me. Not that easy? Just like that? It' s not black or white, it' s

not if he doesn' t love me anymore. That' s why he was unfaithful. We have to enter into beings, contradictory. We are not beings as you said with many nuances. We get carried away with this thing about you being unfaithful to me, because you don' t love me anymore. It is to stay in a place not like very without a position, without a power, like balancing what has been. There' s something that ' s deteriorated. No, and let me tell you, I don'

t think all the infidelities have anything to do with the couple. I don ' t believe that. Now it' s been hard for me to get there. It' s not like it is. It has everything to do with it, not necessarily, because I have a case of a man where we can also talk about it with prostitutes. He started doing it from the age of sixteen and continues to do it forty years later. Okay, so, in your particular case, in your particular case, it has to do

with balancing your life through that act. There are people who balance their lives, say through drugs, gambling, etcetera. No or some exercise and other positive things. In this case this man has not been a regulator. He ' s a regulator of his mental and emotional part, and he' s

an excellent couple. An excellent couple, not a wonderful couple, but it is something when he gets very distressed, a lot of anguish that he has since he was fifteen sixteen years old, that he is going to take refuge there and uff leaves and then he returns to his life as someone who is going to drink or who is going to take drugs or decides that he will

run three or four blocks. Then I have made myself doubt these things that touch me to see and I say ay, it will be, no, it will be, no, but I have nothing left but to be totally

talking about it than to be watching. Then. These are very unique cases and notice that you leave the programme again because that has also led me to listen and again here more to men than to women, that infidelity helps them to bring a better marriage and at least of the many same ones that for some people it does help as you do, and for others it is a pretext. You know, it' s a pretext and I had a teacher who I still have a lot of affection for and he said look at the

marriage. Sometimes it' s so heavy that it can' t just be loaded by two you need three. Then I' d say ay. I think that' s a shame of yours, no, of course, of course, but sometimes it certainly is, and I' m going to share with you an idea that my dad. My dad said a lot in the hesitant and in the meetings and in the jokes and everything, said the marriage is the only sentence in which, if you behave well, it is life imprisonment. And good. This brings us to the end of the Tari programme.

Thank you so much. Yes, thank you, thank you very much. Of course, we see her Friday with her segment every Friday and this program we have to put on. It will continue, without any doubt, we will make second third and who knows how many parts. As well, because the pure subject of infidelity would give us for the whole year in your interventions. To be talking about this, but well, it' s time to say good- bye and we' ll meet tomorrow at one o'

clock in the afternoon here at more than Chayo, with you until then. Audio Centre

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