Why Men Really Cheat on Women Really!
Posted: Thursday, September 24, 2009
by David Roppo
Vision Quest Life Coaching
Chances are if you're reading this article, there's a high probability that you've endured infidelity in a relationship. Maybe your current partner recently dropped the nuclear infidelity bomb on you, or maybe you've experienced several relationships rife with unfaithful behavior? Whether it's the former or the later, the real questions are why does it happen and how can you fix it?
Ok! Let's get to the all important question; why do men really cheat on women? Well, most women believe that men cheat simply because that's how they are! And, I wouldn't dispute the fact that some men are indeed insensitive, fornicating barbarians who lust for pure physical and sexual fulfillment. When this scenario is present, it is likely that a sexual addiction may be at the root of the situation. However, that's not the reason most men cheat. Ninety percent of the time, they cheat because their emotional needs are not being fulfilled. And, these emotional needs are directly related to their partner's low self-esteem and confidence. But, ironically, most women misinterpret their husband's infidelity as a physical need and usually exacerbate the situation. You can pull the plug on your relationship at anytime, but if you fail to uncover the real reason he cheated, what's going to be different in your next relationship? Don't get me wrong, I am not at all condoning such morally repugnant behavior. But, there is a lesson to be learned here, and if you turn a blind eye to it, you will repeat this nasty pattern!
So, if you're faced with an unfaithful partner, you have three choices:
- condone the behavior and allow it to continue
- End the relationship immediately
- Take the necessary steps to discover why and correct your behavior
If you chose the 3 rd option and you'd like more info on infidelity and how to save a relationship, subscribe to my free E-guide "The Secret Principles to Saving a Relationship"below
Regards
David Roppo
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