Gleeden
Ruth Houston, famous infidelity expert, has identified internet-assisted infidelity as a trend which has had a major impact on marriages and committed relationships in 2009.
According to her research; the internet is now tied with the workplace as the first place for cheating mean and women find people to have extramarital relationships with. At practically every instance of infidelity, the internet is involved in some way. Websites such as Gleeden.com help to initiate affairs through their social network, to facilitate exchanges with applications such as private messaging and live chat, and to keep the adulterous couple’s confidentiality.
Online affairs represent a brand new category of infidelity. There are, in fact, many advantages to online extra-marital encounters on specialized websites such as Gleeden.com.
On Gleeden, any type of extramarital alliance can be arranged, from a friendship, to a one night stand, to a long-term affair. Through private e-mail and instant messaging, the site also helps partners stay in touch in the utmost confidentiality.
Gone are the days when the cheater had to physically go out to find an affair partner, risking both embarrassment and discovery each time they did! Gleeden is the remedy: it exists solely for the purpose of connecting married men and women with others who are willing to have affairs.
A potential lover or mistress can now conduct a full scale search for a like-minded partner from the comfort and privacy of his home or office. Gleeden provides married personals of both sexes with complete and unlimited access to an endless selection of willing partners from all over the world.
Gleeden is especially attractive to potential adulterers because the people in question, who in the past may have simply fantasized about having an adulterous relationship without ever taking the leap, can now ‘test-drive’
Altogether, it looks like people like what they see on Gleeden: according to statistics, 30% of internet affairs evolve into real world encounters and long-term affairs.
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