Extramarital dating site draws French flak
Paris
IN a country recently transfixed by the trial of a famous politician that revealed details of his orgy escapades, and where the president was found to be cheating on his live-in partner, an ad promoting extramarital affairs might not seem like such a big deal.
But even in famously libertine France, the latest advertising campaign - evoking the temptations of Eve with a partly eaten apple - for a dating website geared to married women looking for affairs, has spawned a backlash and national debate.
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