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"Temporary insanity" or "temporary mental instability" is often given as a reason for the behaviour of cheating partners on the CWI Board and people involved in affairs on the MA Board.
From my own observation of these boards, generally those descriptions are assigned by the BS (CWI) or on the MA board, by others not engaged in an EMA.
Is it a valid reason for their behaviour?
A better question would be whether the description is valid...not whether the assigned (non-professionally diagnosed) purported emotional state is valid with regard to subsequent behavior.
Or, to be more literal: If someone is truly insane or emotionally unstable, they couldn't really be responsible for their behavior, could they? So, in such rare circumstances, "temporary insanity" (is there such a thing?) would render someone incapable of making correct decisions and would therefore be a valid reason for any type of behavior, infidelity being just one 'behavior' as it were.
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