Relationship Infidelity Should Be Addressed Without Obsessing Over Details, Says Slovak Psychologist

Infidelity rarely occurs in relationships where partners are truly satisfied, according to psychologist and couples therapist Petr Kačena. While statistics show cheating is common, it continues to shock people in their private lives, he noted. Kačena argues that society may be naive in believing that choosing a long-term partner or entering marriage means other people will cease to be attractive. The psychologist advises that betrayed partners should avoid fixating on specific details of their partner's infidelity, as this approach provides no benefit to healing or moving forward in the relationship.