The Truth About Why Men Cheat Really for the ladies but men can read also :)
steppz said
11:50 07/15 2009
So here's another blog I put together with facts from different sources also the help of Marriage counselor M. Gary Neuman.It was good asking him questions .Great person anyways lets get back to my blog. What makes men cheat? Well digging through past research on male infidelity I found that most answers came from the girlfriends point of view. Wouldn't it make more sense to ask the guys? .
48% of men rated emotional dissatisfaction as the primary reason they cheated.
So much for the myth that for men, cheating is all about sex: Only 8 percent of men said that sexual dissatisfaction was the main factor in their infidelity. "Our culture tells us that all men need to be happy is sex, But men are emotionally driven beings too. They want their wives and girlfriends to show them that they're appreciated, and they want women to understand how hard they're trying to get things right." The problem is that men are less likely than women to express these feelings, so you won't always know when your guy is in need of a little affirmation. "Most men consider it unmanly to ask for a pat on the back, which is why their emotional needs are often overlooked," . "But you can create a marital culture of appreciation and thoughtfulness and once you set the tone, he's likely to match it.
66% of cheating men report feeling guilt during the affair.
The implications are a little scary: It isn't just uncaring jerks who cheat!! In fact, 68% of cheaters never dreamed they'd be unfaithful, and almost all of them wished they hadn't done it,. Clearly, guilt isn't enough to stop a man from cheating. "Men are good at compartmentalizing feelings. They can hold on to their emotions and deal with them later. So even if your husband ior boyfriend swears he would never cheat, don't assume it can't happen!!!!(LADIES DONT SWEAR FOR HIM). It's important for both of you to take steps toward creating the marriage or relationship you want.
77% of cheating men have a good friend who cheated.
Hanging around friends who stray makes cheating seem normal and legitimizes it as a possibility. The message he's subconsciously telling himself: My friend is a good guy who happens to be cheating on his girlfriend. I guess even the best of us do it.You can't simply ban your husband or boyfriend from hanging out with Mr. Wandering Eyes, but you can request that they spend their time together in an environment that offers less temptation, like at a sporting event or a restaurant for lunch rather than at a bar or club.(THAT WORKS FOR ONLY WHITE MEN STILL LOL BUT I STILL SUGGEST IT because some black men will consider it) Another strategy: Build your social circle around happily married couples or commited partners that share your values it'll create an environment that supports marriage and commitment for relationships.
Wyzco said
11:55 07/15 2009
i like this
hotgal said
23:30 09/17 2009
my boyfriend is on this site his name is dja or cable2992 and i think he has been on this site cheating on me.so i total get it
vanyerzz said
23:54 09/17 2009
good one
Xavier_Hew said
20:13 01/15 2010
LOL.... ASK MI AN MI TELL U
JamaicanQueen said
20:15 01/15 2010
woieee
rayonxelnt said
21:01 01/15 2010
ok
Dj Jav said
20:18 01/17 2010
lol LOL.. thiz a mix up.. cable aguh get beaten
Kootah said
23:52 02/08 2010
respect
Jollyjo said
20:25 08/19 2010
So much for the myth that for men, cheating is all about sex: Only 8 percent of men said that sexual dissatisfaction was the main factor in their infidelity.
So here's another blog I put together with facts from different sources also the help of Marriage counselor M. Gary Neuman.It was good asking him questions .Great person anyways lets get back to my blog.
What makes men cheat? Well digging through past research on male infidelity I found that most answers came from the girlfriends point of view. Wouldn't it make more sense to ask the guys? .
48% of men rated emotional
So much for the myth that for men, cheating is all about sex: Only 8 percent of men said that sexual dissatisfaction was the main factor in their infidelity. "Our culture tells us that all men need to be happy is sex, But men are emotionally driven beings too. They want their wives and girlfriends to show them that they're appreciated, and they want women to understand how hard they're trying to get things right." The problem is that men are less likely than women to express these feelings, so you won't always know when your guy is in need of a little affirmation. "Most men consider it unmanly to ask for a pat on the back, which is why their emotional needs are often overlooked," . "But you can create a marital culture of appreciation and thoughtfulness and once you set the tone, he's likely to match it.
66% of cheating men report feeling guilt
during the affair.
The implications are a little scary: It isn't just uncaring jerks who cheat!! In fact, 68% of cheaters never dreamed they'd be unfaithful, and almost all of them wished they hadn't done it,. Clearly, guilt isn't enough to stop a man from cheating. "Men are good at compartmentalizing feelings. They can hold on to their emotions and deal with them later. So even if your husband ior boyfriend swears he would never cheat, don't assume it can't happen!!!!(LADIES DONT SWEAR FOR HIM). It's important for both of you to take steps toward creating the marriage or relationship you want.
77% of cheating men have a good friend who cheated.
Hanging around friends who stray makes cheating seem normal and legitimizes it as a possibility. The message he's subconsciously telling himself: My friend is a good guy who happens to be cheating on his girlfriend. I guess even the best of us do it. You can't simply ban your husband or boyfriend from hanging out with Mr. Wandering Eyes, but you can request that they spend their time together in an environment that offers less temptation, like at a sporting event or a restaurant for lunch rather than at a bar or club.(THAT WORKS FOR ONLY WHITE MEN STILL LOL BUT I STILL SUGGEST IT because some black men will consider it) Another strategy: Build your social circle around happily married couples or commited partners that share your values it'll create an environment that supports marriage and commitment for relationships.