Relationship concerns emerge in Turkey, Ireland and Czech Republic

In Turkey, a woman named Jana describes her husband Jirka’s sudden, extensive flirting with strangers during the summer, which she feels crosses the line of acceptable behaviour.

In Ireland, Harvard professor Arthur Brooks explains that lasting marriages require men to receive admiration for their achievements and women to feel adored, drawing on evolutionary psychology to illustrate how unmet needs can drive couples apart.

In the Czech Republic, singer Bohuš Matuš openly discusses his past of having dozens of one‑night partners each month, stating he now prefers a quieter life focused on music rather than pursuing frequent casual relationships.