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“A guy who’s got the chutzpah to try to pull the wool over somebody’s eyes. That’s a good definition of a bigamist,” said University of Cincinnati clinical psychiatry professor Linda Chernus. “One (spouse) is hard enough,” joked Chernus, who has researched bigamists and believes generally they have such low self-esteem that they marry multiple spouses to compensate with a sense of “grandiosity.” “They need to control women, to keep secrets and keep autonomy so no one knows what’s going on inside of them,” Chernus said. “There may also be some underlying insecurity. “(Bigamists) have a sense of invincibility that they can get away with this. They think they can get away with anything,” she said.

With that Marin County, California couple’s own version of Crazy Love, the consensus amount mental health professionals is that the vast majority of cross-dressing men are heterosexual, and that bondage, being tied up by an attractive woman during sexual intercourse, is the second most common male fantasy, with intercourse the first. There is also the aspect of crossdressing of developing a distinct second personalty.

Bigamy, adultery, crossdressing, and double lives are all related. There was something missing in each person that drove them to become involved in it For those lucky enough to have found and lived it, it is an addiction, a connection, a co-dependency equally as necessary as eating, drinking and breathing. It’s not only Joey and Amy, it’s Bert and Linda Pugach, it’s Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, it’s Jim and Morgan, and the rest of us who choose Crazy Love over Vanilla Love.

Welcome to Hell. Thanks to Independent Sources for the heads-up: Amy us […]