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	Comments on: The Seventh Type of Affair: Why It Is Confusing	</title>
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		By: Leslie Welch-Gray		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am so glad for you Dr. Bob Huizenga and this valuable information you&#039;ve shared. I am in a marriage to a man I suspect is gay (this is based upon valuable eye witness historical accounts and my gut). I am mostly glad I no longer have to question if I am crazy, as he has suggested many times, especially when I confront him about his behavior. It so important for me to hear that I should keep the focus and me and to keep the focus on me. I love this and it&#039;s a breath of fresh air.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am so glad for you Dr. Bob Huizenga and this valuable information you&#8217;ve shared. I am in a marriage to a man I suspect is gay (this is based upon valuable eye witness historical accounts and my gut). I am mostly glad I no longer have to question if I am crazy, as he has suggested many times, especially when I confront him about his behavior. It so important for me to hear that I should keep the focus and me and to keep the focus on me. I love this and it&#8217;s a breath of fresh air.</p>
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