Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have read that female infidelity is much more likely to result in divorce than male infidelity. I am sure there are a number of reasons for this, some economic. But I also suspect this is something men can't get over. Will be interested to see the replies,to your question OP.
It is pretty interesting. If I had to offer a theory, it's that most women make a very, very big deal about how sex is sacred, how it's so intimate, and how they could never imagine having sex with someone who they aren't absolutely in love with (and yes, I know this is largely horseshit).
Meanwhile, guys pretty much admit they'd fuck a pie if it was warm.
So when women cheat, men usually figure it's about more than just sex.
OP here - As I wrote in my previous post, simplistic of views of men and women like these are how you get screwed over in real life. You should be paying attention to the real attitudes that the flesh and blood woman you are with holds about sex, not projecting some nonsense you learned in grade school.
I come off as sweet, prim, and proper. Skirts, dresses, and used to go to Sunday School. But I also happen to not ascribe any real importance to sex beyond scratching an itch. I am about as emotionally attached to any given conquest as I was to the burger I ate last night. Men go selectively deaf when I am frank about my beliefs or think that it is cute I am trying to shock them. In reality, I am being frank about what I really think. When I act on my beliefs, they then want to cry foul.
I suspect that women like me are more common than people realize. There is this ridiculous social pressure on women to express puritanical views of sex that we may not hold.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have read that female infidelity is much more likely to result in divorce than male infidelity. I am sure there are a number of reasons for this, some economic. But I also suspect this is something men can't get over. Will be interested to see the replies,to your question OP.
It is pretty interesting. If I had to offer a theory, it's that most women make a very, very big deal about how sex is sacred, how it's so intimate, and how they could never imagine having sex with someone who they aren't absolutely in love with (and yes, I know this is largely horseshit).
Meanwhile, guys pretty much admit they'd fuck a pie if it was warm.
So when women cheat, men usually figure it's about more than just sex.
OP here - As I wrote in my previous post, simplistic of views of men and women like these are how you get screwed over in real life. You should be paying attention to the real attitudes that the flesh and blood woman you are with holds about sex, not projecting some nonsense you learned in grade school.
I come off as sweet, prim, and proper. Skirts, dresses, and used to go to Sunday School. But I also happen to not ascribe any real importance to sex beyond scratching an itch. I am about as emotionally attached to any given conquest as I was to the burger I ate last night. Men go selectively deaf when I am frank about my beliefs or think that it is cute I am trying to shock them. In reality, I am being frank about what I really think. When I act on my beliefs, they then want to cry foul.
I suspect that women like me are more common than people realize. There is this ridiculous social pressure on women to express puritanical views of sex that we may not hold.
Anonymous wrote:I have had 4 affairs (not proud of it, just being honest since we are anonymous). Yet I love my wife, just the physical side of our marriage had collapsed when the kids came along. All four female APs wanted far more than casual sex. They all had deep wounds in their marriages. 2 divorced, the other 2 will soon.
So I am totally understanding of affairs, and I would forgive my DW yet I have the admittedly sexist views that women generally cheat because of something deeply wrong with a relationship, whereas men cheat for sex. So if DW cheated, I would assume we had some very deep issues to resolve.
Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of posts by men in the Ashley Madison threads acting blasé about male cheating and suggesting it should be acceptable or expected. Do you feel the same way about being cheated on?
I had a boyfriend who used to talk a good game about monogamy being unnatural. As it turns out, I have a roving eye. So, I cheated on him with a craig's list hook up and he found out when I accidentally left unsent a steamy e-mail I wrote the other guy. I had gone to bed before my boyfriend came home and was actually woken up by his cry of agony. He literally cried out loud as if he had been stabbed in the belly or something. I was very surprised by his histrionics and tears, and felt bad. I kept seeing the craig's list hook up and left my boyfriend for him. My ex reacted very badly and became obsessed with me. All these years later, I am still incredulous at how devastated he was by my cheating. I would like to understand the male psyche better.
Would you be understanding if you found your wife's name on the Ashley Madison list? Do you feel that female cheating is somehow more wrong or surprising?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's the lock and key thing. Penis - as the OP said - is cheap.
A key that fits every lock is a great key. A lock that fits every key is a horrible lock.
OP is like a lock that fits any key.
OP here - Save your slut shaming for someone who cares. Your wife or girlfriend might very well have fit plenty of "keys" and you would never know it. Think about that next time you go down on her.
Anonymous wrote:It's the lock and key thing. Penis - as the OP said - is cheap.
A key that fits every lock is a great key. A lock that fits every key is a horrible lock.
OP is like a lock that fits any key.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men are territorial: Hands off MY woman. I may not really want her all that much, but no one else can have her!
Men may consider themselves as open and available to that fantasy woman right around the corner, but when you tell them you think it's only fair that you also would like to date, albeit without sneaking around and lying, they simply won't have it. Been there. Called his damn bluff.
Also, women have it wayyyyy easier in finding casual sex. So if men are gonna play the "open relationship" game, they're gonna lose. Every time.
If I am in the mood to cheat, all I need to do is smile at a cute guy in the elevator and give him that "you should get off at my floor" look. I don't even have to dress nicely. Penis is cheap and ubiquitous.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have read that female infidelity is much more likely to result in divorce than male infidelity. I am sure there are a number of reasons for this, some economic. But I also suspect this is something men can't get over. Will be interested to see the replies,to your question OP.
It is pretty interesting. If I had to offer a theory, it's that most women make a very, very big deal about how sex is sacred, how it's so intimate, and how they could never imagine having sex with someone who they aren't absolutely in love with (and yes, I know this is largely horseshit).
Meanwhile, guys pretty much admit they'd fuck a pie if it was warm.
So when women cheat, men usually figure it's about more than just sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The penis goes into the vagina, meaning a man gives sex to someone else whereas a woman choses to allow someone in.
That's the basic mental and physical psychology as to why female cheating is worse than male cheating.
I find both despicable.
Strangely I agree with this post. There is something very primal about the "difference", but either way betrayal of someone you entered into a convenant with is, well, yeah, despicable.
The post is bizarre and you both have some deep-seated Madonna issues or something similar if you believe this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The penis goes into the vagina, meaning a man gives sex to someone else whereas a woman choses to allow someone in.
That's the basic mental and physical psychology as to why female cheating is worse than male cheating.
I find both despicable.
Strangely I agree with this post. There is something very primal about the "difference", but either way betrayal of someone you entered into a convenant with is, well, yeah, despicable.
Anonymous wrote:The penis goes into the vagina, meaning a man gives sex to someone else whereas a woman choses to allow someone in.
That's the basic mental and physical psychology as to why female cheating is worse than male cheating.
I find both despicable.