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Essay Question: Is thinking of being unfaithful better, worse or the same as actually being unfaithful?
Full Assignment: Describe the effects of infidelity on the lives of the major characters in "The Girls in Their Summer Dresses" and "My Wicked Wicked Ways." Is thinking of being unfaithful better, worse or the same as actually being unfaithful? Justify you answer with quotations, summaries, and paraphrases from the texts and the sources you have researched. Describe how these texts correspond with you conception of the effect of infidelity.
I need help coming up with an outline and improving my very weak introduction. Any and all tips appropriated.
This is what I have so far:
In most marriages, couples expect their partners to be completely faithful. Each expects the other to overcome any temptation to infidelity. Anyone who falls short of this expectation creates anguish and sorrow for his or her partner. While most consider being unfaithful as having a sexual relationship outside of the relationship, even the thought and desire to infidelity can invoke painful feelings for the other partner.
I need help coming up with an outline and improving my very weak introduction. Any and all tips appropriated.
This is what I have so far:
In most marriages, couples expect their partners to be completely faithful. Each expects the other to overcome any temptation to infidelity. Anyone who falls short of this expectation creates anguish and sorrow for his or her partner. While most consider being unfaithful as having a sexual relationship outside of the relationship, even the thought and desire to infidelity can invoke painful feelings for the other partner.
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Anonymous This is what I have so far: In most marriages, couples expect their partners to be completely faithful. Each expects the other to overcome any temptation to infidelity. Anyone who falls short of this expectation creates anguish and sorrow for his or her partner.
- Anonymous This is what I have so far: In most marriages, couples expect their partners to be completely faithful.
- Each expects the other to overcome any temptation to infidelity.
- Anyone who falls short of this expectation creates anguish and sorrow for his or her partner.
- While most consider being unfaithful as having a sexual relationship outside of the relationship, even the thought and desire to infidelity can invoke painful feelings for the other partner.
- Excellent start.
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AnonymousThis is what I have so far:
In most marriages, couples expect their partners to be completely faithful. Each expects the other to overcome any temptation to infidelity. Anyone who falls short of this expectation creates anguish and sorrow for his or her partner. While most consider being unfaithful as having a sexual relationship outside of the relationship,
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