Posted AT 8:58 AM EDT on 21/06/07
It's a scarlet-letter day in the neighbourhood
Group Therapy is a weekly relationship-based advice column that allows readers to contribute their wisdom. Each week, we'll offer up a problem for you to weigh in on, and then publish the most lively responses, with a final word on the matter delivered by our columnist, Claudia Dey.
THE QUESTION
My wife and I are friends with a couple who live in the suburbs.
It recently came to light that the wife has been fooling around with one of her colleagues.
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