An excerpt from Australian life coach Amanda Trenfield's upcoming memoir has gone viral on social media, with Twitter users declaring she "ruined her life for nothing".
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald last Sunday, the personal essay, titled "Less than a month after I met my soulmate, I ended my 14-year marriage" details how Trenfield met a man at a group dinner during a work conference (that she was attending with her husband) and quickly fell for him.
"Over the course of the evening, my attraction to Jason developed. I soon became aware of his every breath and I unconsciously mirrored his pace," she wrote.
"I caught myself, embarrassingly, looking at his chest through his slim-fitted white evening shirt. Yes, he had a fit, toned and attractive body, but was it his chest I was drawn to?"
The evening progressed from there – ending in the "early morning" with a goodbye that "was overt, open and revealing of our mutual affection".
