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A Pictorial of How the Tony Parker-Eva Longoria Romance Fell
USINFO | 2013-08-26 09:51
Three Things You Need to Know About Eva and Tony’s Divorce:
It took less than three years for the bloom to fall off that rose. Eva and Tony married in 2007 in a fairytale wedding in the French country side surrounded by fireworks. As so many seem to do these days, Eva and Tony put a lot of thought into celebrating their marriage and little into how they would behave once married. What ever happened to the days of "the seven year itch?"
Tony defends his sexting behavior by saying he didn’t cheat. In his mind if he didn’t have sex he is not guilty of cheating. Just another sign of today’s attitudes toward marriage, commitment andinfidelity. Yvonne Thomas, PhD, an L.A. psychologist says, "When you’re going outside the boundaries of what you’re supposed to share, emotionally and physically, only with your partner, cheating is cheating is cheating." It would seem though that some have a skewed idea of the boundaries in marriage.
Eva and Tony have not found themselves in an unusual situation. Marriage and commitment are becoming less and less relevant in today’s society. We have become a society of people who feel it more important to "be happy." Our happiness comes before the commitment we make to a relationship with another. Tony proves this by putting his desire to engage in sexual talk with someone other than his wife. His desire for outside sexual stimulation was more important to him than the pain it would cause the wife he had vowed to be faithful to.
It took less than three years for the bloom to fall off that rose. Eva and Tony married in 2007 in a fairytale wedding in the French country side surrounded by fireworks. As so many seem to do these days, Eva and Tony put a lot of thought into celebrating their marriage and little into how they would behave once married. What ever happened to the days of "the seven year itch?"
Tony defends his sexting behavior by saying he didn’t cheat. In his mind if he didn’t have sex he is not guilty of cheating. Just another sign of today’s attitudes toward marriage, commitment andinfidelity. Yvonne Thomas, PhD, an L.A. psychologist says, "When you’re going outside the boundaries of what you’re supposed to share, emotionally and physically, only with your partner, cheating is cheating is cheating." It would seem though that some have a skewed idea of the boundaries in marriage.
Eva and Tony have not found themselves in an unusual situation. Marriage and commitment are becoming less and less relevant in today’s society. We have become a society of people who feel it more important to "be happy." Our happiness comes before the commitment we make to a relationship with another. Tony proves this by putting his desire to engage in sexual talk with someone other than his wife. His desire for outside sexual stimulation was more important to him than the pain it would cause the wife he had vowed to be faithful to.
