Anonymous wrote:You attract cheaters. Try to figure out why.
Anonymous wrote:We’ve been together over 25 years and I would be stunned if I found out my husband was unfaithful. When I look around it is hard for me to see any couple that is happier. But, except for death and taxes there are no sure things in life. I do my very best to be a great partner and I believe he does too as I believe that marriage is always a work in process. I’d be very surprised if he had a need for a better sex life as I really enjoy it and I do my best to be very adventurous and not let our sex life get predictable and boring.
Anonymous wrote:I am surprised that OP and other women are surprised that men think with their penis, ring or no ring. You didn't figure that out by high school?
Anonymous wrote:We’ve been together over 25 years and I would be stunned if I found out my husband was unfaithful. When I look around it is hard for me to see any couple that is happier. But, except for death and taxes there are no sure things in life. I do my very best to be a great partner and I believe he does too as I believe that marriage is always a work in process. I’d be very surprised if he had a need for a better sex life as I really enjoy it and I do my best to be very adventurous and not let our sex life get predictable and boring.
Anonymous wrote:We’ve been together over 25 years and I would be stunned if I found out my husband was unfaithful. When I look around it is hard for me to see any couple that is happier. But, except for death and taxes there are no sure things in life. I do my very best to be a great partner and I believe he does too as I believe that marriage is always a work in process. I’d be very surprised if he had a need for a better sex life as I really enjoy it and I do my best to be very adventurous and not let our sex life get predictable and boring.
Anonymous wrote:married 18 years with two children. Very committed to my wife. She is still in my eyes the most beautiful woman I ever met.
Anonymous wrote:Man here, My 20-60-20 is your guide:
20% of men are absolute dirtbags and are cheating at every turn.
60% of men are generally faithful but if the perfect opportunity presented or if drinking with an old girlfriend will take the plunge.
20% of men are boyscouts and would turn down naked Kate Upton.
Despite that most men have or would cheat doesn't mean they aren't content in their marriage. Monogamy is a charade.
Anonymous wrote:I'm happily married.
I know quite a few divorces where infidelity was the reason for divorce. Most of them the women were the cheaters.
Sadly from reading this forum and seeing the people who have cheated in real life I no longer think I would be blindsided if I found out my husband was cheating. I think we are happy but so did a lot of these other people and the ones who have cheated are not who you would guess for doing it.
On top of that there would be so many cheating and not divorcing. It's quite sad really.
Anonymous wrote:I'm happily married.
I know quite a few divorces where infidelity was the reason for divorce. Most of them the women were the cheaters.
Sadly from reading this forum and seeing the people who have cheated in real life I no longer think I would be blindsided if I found out my husband was cheating. I think we are happy but so did a lot of these other people and the ones who have cheated are not who you would guess for doing it.
On top of that there would be so many cheating and not divorcing. It's quite sad really.
Anonymous wrote:Just looking for a weigh in here because my context of men's behavior in marriage is pretty poor. (Not to single out men- curious about women's behavior here too).
Hubs wants divorce. I'm accepting of it and we are moving forward with it because I recognize I can't change the fact that he just doesn't want to be with me or work on the relationship and I found out late in the game he wasn't faithful anyway. (Its not as neat and tidy as that but for the sake of this question, keeping that short). When an ex-boyfriend of 10 years ago (who lives overseas with his wife and 3 kids) found out we were divorcing, he asked me if I wanted to take a vacation with him in the fall. I'm still separated and he is married so I declined and said I'm not going to be in touch with him because I'm not planning on being a home wrecker. Then a former neighbor who I had hooked up with several times (also a decade ago, while both of us were single), has started reaching out over text intermittently. He is married as well and has a child. The texts have been platonic but odd- since there's no real reason for him being in touch, I'm expecting he's looking for an opening for some innuendo or something to turn sexual.
Just not into either scenario and it makes me sad altogether for people in committed relationships (myself included bc spouse cheated on me) who are being played. Is this as rampant as it feels, based on these scenarios? Either give me hope for the future or tell me the truth so I can brace myself for eventual dating.