Hi HHS2019. I have worked with people in which monogamy would not be something that would satisfy them long-term. On the same hand, I have worked with people that could not live outside of a monogamous situation.

Thank you for your question.

1. Grief and Loss is a big part of the work I do.
2. Although I never encourage cheating as a solution to a problem, in abusive situations, the affair relationship can be healthier.

Are conspiracy theories about cancer research have any ounce of truth? Like, are pharmaceutical companies trying to suppress new breakthroughs when they themselves are most likely bankrolling you?

I am sure it would be an unimaginable experience. The reward of all the hard work coming together. Thanks for the response.

Hi Redditor1101. In my experience, it is about half of the time that women leave the relationship. This is because, often times, by the time the affair takes place, the relationship was already over for them. This is more common with emotional affairs that turn into physical ones. Again though, the other half do want to work to try to save the relationship.

There are women that do continue to cheat even while staying in relationship. Many times partner is aware and holding hope that woman will change.

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How often when innocent flirting starts does your client know that it will proceed to an affair? Are any just friends with someone and something develops or changes or did both parties start off knowing what they wanted?

Would you say that most affairs start through an emotional connection or a physical, sexual attraction?

Do you believe that humans *should* be monogamous or that simply not in our DNA?

Hi Alchemist_lemi. Thank you for your question.

First meeting with me is free. This allows client and myself to see if we have a good connection in which client feels comfortable with my approach. It is very important for client to feel like they connect with me and feel comfortable ♥️. I lead first session, discuss my approach and client tells me some of reason they are seeking services. I then briefly discuss how I can help and then set up a second 10 minute follow up to see if client wants to schedule an appointment.

Sessions can be a one time session, as needed, weekly, every other week or monthly. Sessions cost $250 for 45-50 minutes after first free one.

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Hi! Could this type of screening be adapted to detect other types of cancers aswell?

How often do they end up leaving?

Also how many just keep doing it again and again despite seeking your help?

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Thanks for this.

• What's something surprising about your role that most people probably wouldn't think of?
• At times, do you think the affair relationship the woman is having is healthier than their 'legit' one?

Hi Stereoroid. What is heard more often from women that cheat because of either lack of attention, affection or connection is that they have expressed needs to partner and they have felt brushed off, usually over a few years time. Most have asked for couples counseling multiple times and the other partner has not agreed.

I will add that many women do not blame the man or partner and there are many different reasons why infidelity can take place.

In my experience, rarely is cheating connected to money or status.

how much do you charge per metting?

How much "blame the man" do you hear from your patients? The man should be doing more, doesn't excite her any more, and so on? I also wonder how much money comes in to it - whether affairs are linked to hypergamy etc.

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Hello there!

Which markers are you using in this early detection?

Aside from getting to see something I wrote actually get made which was incredible. I would say the best part was working with so many hilarious people and just watching them riff and improv. Getting to be around the funniest people in the world for 3 months is an unforgettable experience.

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Where do you see your work in the pipeline from lab to clinic, will this kind of technology be diagnosing patients in the immediate future or will this be a longer term ambition?

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