How an affair gives her permission to be a sinner, not a "good wife" | Carl Jung

Why does a woman cheat? The common answers—a lack of love, a better man, sexual dissatisfaction—are often a smokescreen for a much darker and more complex truth. This deep dive, based on the principles of Carl Jung, exposes the raw biochemistry of betrayal. We dissect the powerful cocktail of adrenaline, dopamine, and endorphins that creates an addiction far more potent than any narcotic. You will understand how an affair becomes her only escape from the crushing monotony of a "proper life," transforming her from a "good wife" into a master strategist in a high-stakes game. We explore the profound female psychology behind her double life. Discover how infidelity is a desperate act of reclaiming a buried self—the rebellious, predatory "Shadow" that marriage and motherhood suppressed. It's not about finding a new partner; it's about resurrecting a part of herself she thought was dead. This analysis reveals how the constant risk, the intellectual challenge of deception, and even the "sweet pain of guilt" give her an intoxicating sense of power and control. This isn't just an affair; it's a war against her own existential boredom, and you are the safe harbor she needs to launch her raids from. 💯