Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I travel a lot for work and have never cheated and particularly wouldn’t do it on work travel. I’m really busy when I’m on work travel and am typically up till 2 am preparing for the next days event, then I catch the first flight home. Who are these people who travel for work but then have a ton of time to meet people and have sex? Is this BS conventions in the corporate world? I thought companies were cutting those out to save on costs.
I'm a consultant and travel Mon-Thurs/Fri, usually to the same city for weeks or months on end. No desire to cheat, but it would be super easy and many do.
Anonymous wrote:I travel a lot for work and have never cheated and particularly wouldn’t do it on work travel. I’m really busy when I’m on work travel and am typically up till 2 am preparing for the next days event, then I catch the first flight home. Who are these people who travel for work but then have a ton of time to meet people and have sex? Is this BS conventions in the corporate world? I thought companies were cutting those out to save on costs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The General Social Survey (Univ of Chicago, data since 1970s) has been pretty consistent throughout the decades. Most recent one: 20 percent of married men and 13 percent of married women admit to cheating.
That's about what I was going to guess. Everyone posting 50%+ must work in pretty scummy industries ...? I'm no babe in the woods, but there's no chance over half the people in our UMC mid and late 40s social circle are cheating or have cheated recently. No chance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The General Social Survey (Univ of Chicago, data since 1970s) has been pretty consistent throughout the decades. Most recent one: 20 percent of married men and 13 percent of married women admit to cheating.
That's about what I was going to guess. Everyone posting 50%+ must work in pretty scummy industries ...? I'm no babe in the woods, but there's no chance over half the people in our UMC mid and late 40s social circle are cheating or have cheated recently. No chance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The General Social Survey (Univ of Chicago, data since 1970s) has been pretty consistent throughout the decades. Most recent one: 20 percent of married men and 13 percent of married women admit to cheating.
That's about what I was going to guess. Everyone posting 50%+ must work in pretty scummy industries ...? I'm no babe in the woods, but there's no chance over half the people in our UMC mid and late 40s social circle are cheating or have cheated recently. No chance.[/]
Lolzies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The General Social Survey (Univ of Chicago, data since 1970s) has been pretty consistent throughout the decades. Most recent one: 20 percent of married men and 13 percent of married women admit to cheating.
That's about what I was going to guess. Everyone posting 50%+ must work in pretty scummy industries ...? I'm no babe in the woods, but there's no chance over half the people in our UMC mid and late 40s social circle are cheating or have cheated recently. No chance.
Anonymous wrote:There is an adverse selection issue with the responses posed by the OP. If you have never cheated you don’t bother to contribute to this discussion. You don’t really care as you do not need any external validation of your choice. On the other hand if you have cheated, you want to normalize it by saying everyone does it or most of the population- that explains the numbers being tossed around.
Anonymous wrote:The General Social Survey (Univ of Chicago, data since 1970s) has been pretty consistent throughout the decades. Most recent one: 20 percent of married men and 13 percent of married women admit to cheating.
Anonymous wrote:There is an adverse selection issue with the responses posed by the OP. If you have never cheated you don’t bother to contribute to this discussion. You don’t really care as you do not need any external validation of your choice. On the other hand if you have cheated, you want to normalize it by saying everyone does it or most of the population- that explains the numbers being tossed around.
Anonymous wrote:In our church, it’s pretty close to zero percent.