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Because Men who are taken period are more desirable. You have dudes who never got any attention from females than the minute they have a gf the floodgates open
Goes with the saying "all the good ones are taken". If there's no good men available your only option may be to get one that is currently spoken for.
Yes, a man who values commitment and family is desirable to many women.
Is bedding down with a liar and a cheater desirable as well?
I was married for 6 years (ended in 2007) and I never once had anyone make a pass at me.
Have to think this is rare and not "many."
I've worked in office settings for most of the last 22 years including now and I do not see this "fascination."
Is bedding down with a liar and a cheater desirable as well?
I was married for 6 years (ended in 2007) and I never once had anyone make a pass at me.
Have to think this is rare. I've worked in office settings for most of the last 22 years including now and I do not see this.
It's just that nobody confided it to you. You can usually see or hear about married men cheating IF you are good friend with them and they happen to share such informations with you - they'll even mention names or will happen to take a prostitute on a business trip and call you to join them.
You can hardly hear married women admit to cheating because that's how the social norms work in 21st century America.
If people busted, they'll all generally blame the other spouse for it, regardless if they were men or women.
The same is true in either casual affairs or affairs that people attempt to turn into a serious relationship.
When it comes to search for a relationship instead of one-night stands, one common thing that often precedes a search for a "serious" relationship is (un)conscious drama-making period, such as starting or picking fights over small things, creating hostilities again and again. It works as a great excuse for a person to get a "reason" to have an affair, or to cover an ongoing affair. This is generally addressed as period of "growing apart".
People won't simply end a relationship before they start seeking for someone else for serious, both men and women often seek other people while attached - since it gives them an upper hand. It's a classical opportunism and it's so ever-present that it's useless to deny it.
Over 20% of men and about 15% of women admitted on having an affair. The numbers are likely higher and quite similar for both, because there are certain biases present. If you account that very few of the surveyed people had been old enough to no have any further affairs, one can expect that the numbers DO get higher over the lifetime as well.... yet so many people will pretend that it's something that rarely happens. Take note that relationships are made of two people (minimum?) and that it only takes one side willing to engage in an affair.
I don't know why having a "relationship" with a married man can be challenging to some.
You know you got a cheater and a liar. Congratulations. What a challenge!!
No joke. But the woman who domesticated me...now there's a woman who has accomplished something. Or in my wife's case, has made significant progress!
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