That's not really what this thread is about. |
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No. Thinking that some men are INCAPABLE of fidelity, is completely infantalizing grown men.
Maybe fidelity isn't a personal value for them. Maybe they don't want or believe in it. And that's fine. But all men (and all people) are capable of making choices. Being unfaithful is not some kind of involuntary thing some men do. |
| All men are capable of being faithful for a good woman. |
I agree. Most men and women if they are happy in a relationship will be faithful. Why search for something else if you are happy with what you've got? |
| Both men and women cheat - BUT women get emotionally involved. Therefore if a woman cheats the Marriage is kaput! |
Ha! Maybe this is the ghost of Johnny Cash. |
| I do think there are people who cheat even though they're happy. I'm a single woman and lots of married men hit on me because they just want a fling. |
Those are the thrill chasers. |
Exactly. They don't want you because if you they want you because that is what they do. |
| It seems most of the cheaters had a father who cheated. |
I've been cheated on twice and both had had who had cheated (better file that one away for next time). |
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Men are wired much differently than their Female counterparts. They possess testosterone which makes them think + act much differently.
For instance, have you noticed that ALL men have to turn their heads and look at a pretty/sexy woman who walks by?? Women, on the other hand do not do this as often as men. I just think being monogamous is not in a man's psyche. His constitution is not able to offer him the willpower needed to say "NO!!" if propositioned by another woman. |
And women know it and use it to their advantage. |
Oh Snap!!
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The fact is men's sex drive is far more powerful than a woman's.
Yes, women use this to their advantage in starting relationships, or controlling the sex within a relationship. So don't go complaining about men who can't be faithful because if we didn't have such a high sex drive, your power would be non existent. It's 2 sides of the same coin, one that you benefit from, one that you don't. |