Question:

I can remember seeing a businesswoman who was having fantastic sex with her accountant.

I asked her how she would feel if she found out her husband was having sex with another woman? This was a hypothetical question - as the businesswoman had dumped her male mate some years previously.

She said she would be angry and give him the one-two heave-ho.

I asked, if her husband was having sex with another woman, would she be treated like she was the center of his universe?

She replied, no, he would be making excuses to get out of the house to be away having sex.

I asked, If you were the wife, and your husband played up with another or other women and you were devastated when you found out and you gave him the flick, that would then allow you to find someone else that actually would love you, someone that didn't want to stray - do you think that might be of benefit to you?

Don't you think the man knows that there is a chance of being found out? And yet he is prepared to take that chance. What sort of a husband is he to his wife. What sort of a father is he to his children?

I believe that Alan Kent has hit the nail on the head. He played with fire - he got burnt. The sex addiction claim is to save face and release all personal responsibility for his actions.

Money creates power. Power creates the ability to become corrupt and go against our societies beliefs of fidelity and allows men to do the things that most men only dream about in their fantasies.

It would be interesting to find out how many other women Tiger Woods has had sex with before he became famous and could afford to pay for all his sex.

If he did not have all that money or all that fame, how most women might have reacted to his advances might be an entirely different ball game.bb, Sydney Australia