Quote from: Gloria on 2012-08-03 01:34
Yes, the stats will be obvious. Chart and stats will simply tell us that: Is just peculiar to men.

I don't think so, just that more common with men than women!!!

abitex577, aren't we saying the same thing?

@Gloria, what I mean is infidelity is not just common to men but likewise women, nevertheless, in greater numbers for men than women!

I see infidelity more as men's thing, may be because they easily get away with it.

Quote from: martina on 2012-08-23 22:19
I see infidelity more as men's thing, may be because they easily get away with it.

Maybe but most women get away with it too except they confess it, after all their is no gauge to confirm the love pot was active with another pal!!!

It still don't change the fact that cheating is men's thing.

When you say men's thing, you soud as if it is only associated with them?

Yes, because men are the author and finisher of cheating, is rare for married women to cheat.

Quote from: martina on 2012-08-30 08:19
Yes, because men are the author and finisher of cheating, is rare for married women to cheat.

Its not true, some women do as well, my friend who is late now, a couple of weeks ago cut his wife pants down in an hotel atop another married man. You can only vouch for yourself Martina!!!

Women may not always be the initiator, what is certain here is that women cheat too.

I hear you webmaster!!!

I "m yet to see a statics that changes the fact that men enjoy cheating, there is even scientific prove for it.

To the best of my knowledge, I don't think there is any African's culture that supports male's infidelity. So I think this is more of your opinion not fact.

Because of the honest need of women to survive themselves, with the need of men who can take care of them.

Another reason is also how some african cultures (including the arab-african cultures), tend to naturally glorify poligamy (males with several women), and african women themselves (some/an immense amount of them) also contribute for the existence of such reality.

Siye Heke, how did African women themselves (some/an immense amount of them) also contribute for the existence of such reality?