Elizabeth Edwards Responds to Post-scandal Criticism

Memoir writer Elizabeth Edwards says no one should tell her how she should respond to the infidelity of her husband, former U.S. Sen. John Edwards.

The wife of the former Democratic presidential contender from North Carolina said before a book signing in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday she has been unfairly criticized for detailing her reactions to his infidelity in her book "Resilience," The (Raleigh) News & Observer reported Sunday.

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Therapist Sees Increase in Internet Infidelity

Do your Facebook friends include former love interests?

How do you handle inquiries from former romances? It's a question we posed on KETV.com a few weeks ago. And while not many people were not eager to share details, they responded in an online survey.

In the unscientific survey, 12 percent of people polled said they used a social networking sites to contact a former boyfriend or girlfriend. And of those, about 5 percent actually continued the relationship.

An Omaha marriage therapist said social networking Web sites can be dangerous for marriage.

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