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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sophomore year in college, my roommate's dad left her mother. Her brother attended the same University and I knew him very well too. They found out their dad had been having an affair. They were 19 and 21 and I remember their anguish and hurt. I spent so much time with them during their family ordeal. Neither spoke to their dad for a long time after. I remember them both saying it hurt almost more now at an older age because they felt their entire childhood had been a lie. I carried that with me a long time. These are two very strong people, btw. So the guy poo-poo kids as being babies about it is so messed up in the head. [b]80% of men that have a father that cheated on their mother eventually cheat on their own wives. Yet 2/3s of marriages are faithful.[/b] The majority of that is multi-generational infidelity due to childhood trauma. He says himself his father cheated.[/quote] If you knew anything about statistics, you would easily see those two statements couldn't possibly both be true. Otherwise within about 4 generations, the infidelity rate would be approaching 90%. I get it though. For those who see cheating as an inexcusable evil that shall never reveal itself, they must comfort themselves in some bogus thoughts that as long as they choose the right partner, the chance of infidelity is remote. Like doing a rain dance, or something.[/quote] Actually, can you explain the stat part? If in generation 1, 100 men had cheating fathers, 80% or 80 of them would cheat. In generation 2, 80 men had fathers who cheated and 80% or 64 would cheat. Why do you assume that we would get to 90% cheating rate over tiime?[/quote]
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