Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 13:11     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:Please stop hijacking OP's thread. Start your own discussion.

OP, how are you doing?



+1
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 13:05     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:Your anecdotal penis is incorrect. Affairs are no more about sex than rapes are. Affairs are about validation, ego stroke and soothing a tatter self esteem. There is no amount of "draining" that fixes a damaged man's need for attention.


You keep insisting that men's affairs are not about sex, yet where are the "studies" that agree with your assertion?
Even your own Shirley Glass said otherwise in the link posted upthread.
I can tell you the ONLY time in my marriage (or any prior relationship) that I was ever tempted is when I felt ignored at home, and by that I mean sexually.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 13:00     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Please stop hijacking OP's thread. Start your own discussion.

OP, how are you doing?
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 12:52     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


You can read all of the books and articles you want but at the end of the day men want to have sex and some will cheat to get it.


Exactly... that is what the article says... men don't care if the wife is Halley Barry or Teen Mom... men cheat. Women trying to "affair proof" their marriage are getting sold a whole bunch of BS.


This is a little more nuanced. All men want to cheat, but some won't because they don't want to risk a good thing at home. Also, as a penis-owner, I can promise you that men's pursuit of strange is drastically altered when you are drained vs. full.

So there is no way to affair-proof a marriage but there are definitely things you can do to lower the risk (or raise the risk). It's like for men dealing with sexless marriages - you can do all the right things, be attentive, helpful and in great shape and still end up there, but it's also true that if you are rude fat jerk you are more likely to get there.



Your anecdotal penis is incorrect. Affairs are no more about sex than rapes are. Affairs are about validation, ego stroke and soothing a tatter self esteem. There is no amount of "draining" that fixes a damaged man's need for attention.


Amen. That is correct.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 11:27     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


You can read all of the books and articles you want but at the end of the day men want to have sex and some will cheat to get it.


Exactly... that is what the article says... men don't care if the wife is Halley Barry or Teen Mom... men cheat. Women trying to "affair proof" their marriage are getting sold a whole bunch of BS.


This is a little more nuanced. All men want to cheat, but some won't because they don't want to risk a good thing at home. Also, as a penis-owner, I can promise you that men's pursuit of strange is drastically altered when you are drained vs. full.

So there is no way to affair-proof a marriage but there are definitely things you can do to lower the risk (or raise the risk). It's like for men dealing with sexless marriages - you can do all the right things, be attentive, helpful and in great shape and still end up there, but it's also true that if you are rude fat jerk you are more likely to get there.



Your anecdotal penis is incorrect. Affairs are no more about sex than rapes are. Affairs are about validation, ego stroke and soothing a tatter self esteem. There is no amount of "draining" that fixes a damaged man's need for attention.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 07:51     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


You can read all of the books and articles you want but at the end of the day men want to have sex and some will cheat to get it.


Exactly... that is what the article says... men don't care if the wife is Halley Barry or Teen Mom... men cheat. Women trying to "affair proof" their marriage are getting sold a whole bunch of BS.


This is a little more nuanced. All men want to cheat, but some won't because they don't want to risk a good thing at home. Also, as a penis-owner, I can promise you that men's pursuit of strange is drastically altered when you are drained vs. full.

So there is no way to affair-proof a marriage but there are definitely things you can do to lower the risk (or raise the risk). It's like for men dealing with sexless marriages - you can do all the right things, be attentive, helpful and in great shape and still end up there, but it's also true that if you are rude fat jerk you are more likely to get there.

Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 07:07     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


Interesting, the second link contains this quote:

I discovered that women’s infidelities were about unhappy marriages and falling in love with somebody else, and men’s infidelities were more about the desire for sexual excitement than because of an unhappy marriage.

But wait, this is the same author Shirley Glass who supposedly says that men don't cheat due to unsatisfying sexlife.


You can have a satisfying sexlife and want something new and exciting. Try eating Chinese every single day, it is yummy and satisfying and there are many different options but eventually you are going to want something else.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 07:05     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


You can read all of the books and articles you want but at the end of the day men want to have sex and some will cheat to get it.


Exactly... that is what the article says... men don't care if the wife is Halley Barry or Teen Mom... men cheat. Women trying to "affair proof" their marriage are getting sold a whole bunch of BS.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 06:22     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


You can read all of the books and articles you want but at the end of the day men want to have sex and some will cheat to get it.
Anonymous
Post 07/14/2016 06:19     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm


Interesting, the second link contains this quote:

I discovered that women’s infidelities were about unhappy marriages and falling in love with somebody else, and men’s infidelities were more about the desire for sexual excitement than because of an unhappy marriage.

But wait, this is the same author Shirley Glass who supposedly says that men don't cheat due to unsatisfying sexlife.
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2016 21:29     Subject: Re:Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Childhood upbringing and attachment styles are the biggest predictor of infidelity...


http://www.helenfisher.com/downloads/articles/INFIDELITY.pdf



http://www.shirleyglass.com/introduction.htm
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2016 20:21     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:I have a very hard time believing this.
A lot of googling so far has turned up nothing.
Can anybody sunstantiate this counter intuitive claim?


You aren't going to find a study that says men are just as likely to cheat on an awesome sexually fulfilling relationship as men who are in an abusive sexually dead marriage because no study has concluded that.

Its as crazy as saying that women are going to want to have just as much sex with the fat, cruel lazy husband as they would with the habdsome, helpful funny husband.

Anonymous
Post 07/13/2016 18:42     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

^^Substantiate
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2016 18:41     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

I have a very hard time believing this.
A lot of googling so far has turned up nothing.
Can anybody sunstantiate this counter intuitive claim?
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2016 17:46     Subject: Found husband's profile on a "cheating" website, what do I do??

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

Not sure why you are so defensive about the science behind the reality. But the reality is... men with no or little sex do NOT cheat more often than men with reasonable sex lives.


NP - Is there a citation to these scientific studies? I haven't read the whole thread, but all I saw was reference to a Shirley Glass book which, in turn, may have cited some studies.


No. You will have to buy the book and Google the study. I read it a while ago but did not memorize the citation. But I am sure if you have access to or research databases you can look it up.