The Third Room: Where and Why a Third Party Apears in Relationships
About this ebook
This powerful book explores the hidden roots of infidelity—not as a sudden act, but as a gradual process that begins with silence and emotional distance.
Through authentic stories, psychological insights, and practical exercises, the author uncovers:
The three stages of infidelity: micro, emotional, and physical.
Why loneliness within relationships can be more painful than being alone.
How unmet emotional needs create vulnerability to outside temptations.
Tools to rebuild trust, intimacy, and connection.
Written in a compassionate, non-judgmental voice, [Book Title] is not about blame but about understanding. Whether you are trying to heal after betrayal, protect your relationship, or rediscover emotional closeness, this book offers clarity, hope, and a roadmap for change.
If you’ve ever felt unseen in your relationship, this book is for you.
About the author
Vytautas Giedraitis is a creator who sees the world not as a collection of random events, but as an intricate map of interlinked systems.
His mission is to uncover the hidden logic where others see only chaos – and to transform those insights into stories.
Whether exploring the frozen fjords or the labyrinths of the human heart, he seeks the secret architecture that underlies them all.
This unique perspective, shaped by an engineering mindset and hands-on experience, allows him to move freely between genres.
When he writes about trolls (“In the Footsteps of Trolls”), the result becomes an almost scientific reconstruction of a vanished civilization.
When he explores infidelity (“The Third Room”), he exposes the inner mechanics of relationships.
And when he maps emotions (“Spectra of Feelings”), he charts the terrain of what seems uncharitable.
Giedraitis’ writing is an invitation to a mental adventure – to witness how chaos turns into harmony when one begins to listen to its hidden structure.
His books are not just stories, but instruments that help the reader perceive the unseen geometry of the world and become an explorer themselves.
