Beautiful couple want love HI The Psychology of the affair m4w With Tiger Woods back in the game after his "bad decisions" admission on ESPN, I couldn't help but re Dan (not his real name), who had consulted me about how to deal with his new affair. Visions of Woods, John Edwards and others came to mind -- along with the similar stories of countless patients over the years.

Dan began by telling me that "She was standing off by herself during a conference break, leaning against a wall, sipping coffee. "As I walked by, our eyes met and I felt a sudden jolt -- a rush of energy, real connection. Suddenly we found ourselves talking, feeling like we had known each other for years." The affair "just "happened," Dan added.

That's an explanation I've heard many times. Another one sounding a bit more "strategic" came from Jan, a 41 year-old lawyer. She told me that her affair was a "marriage stabilizer...safe and discreet, a perfect solution for me." She decided it was a rational alternative to the disruption of divorce.

Of course the public always enjoys being titillated with stories of public figures' affairs, especially when hypocrisy is exposed. But cultural attitudes have clearly shifted to-wards acceptance of affairs. They're seen as a life-style choice; an option for men and women yearning for excitement or intimacy that's lacking or has dulled during their marriage.

Given that new reality, I put together what I've learned about psychology of affairs -- their meaning and their consequences for people in our current culture.

I find six kinds of affairs that people have today. People make their choices, but I think a non-judgmental description of these six kinds of affairs
Here are the six :

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