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Are you aware that most women do not even read romance novels? I'm 63. I read 2 of them when I was in my 20's. They were such so devoid of anything interesting and the relationships were high school fair. I've never read one since.
But don't let the fact that most women don't read the trash get in the way of your arguments.
How many romance novels have you read? Sounds like you know a lot about them so you must have read a lot of them.
Far more men use porn (it's up around 99.99% if you listen the men on these forums) than women read those silly romance novels.
It's very foolish to use this forum as a control gauge to determine how many men watch porn. This is a forum for people who have broken marriages. That's like using an AA forum to determine how many people have abuse problems or daddy issues.
And you can use your own experience and think that more men cheat, that's fine. But realize that we can all do that too.
Of almost every personal couple I know that suffered from infidelity, it was the woman who cheated.
And I'm a pastor and marriage counselor. I deal with 15-20 couples per year. Not all of them are dealing with unfaithfulness, but every single one that does in my caseload contains infidelity on the wife's part.
Invariably. They all have a few things in common-
1) They all read romance novels, and they all like to watch reality TV.
2) They are all married to men who are what most like to call "beta males", ones that love them dearly, rush to alleviate any discomfort their women feel, and sit around fanning them with palm leaves.
3) They are all women who work 30+ hours a week. People think that most cheating women are the stay-at-home girls and I'm sure a few of them are but the vast majority of them are working full-time or almost full-time.
Now this is not an end-all, be-all for charting the horrors of unfaithfulness. But I've been doing this for almost eight years and I have helped many, many couples. In my personal life I can also see that most of the time it is women cheating on men. Of my three best friends, let's call them Nate, Brendan and Greg, they are all divorced just like me. And also just like me, their wives cheated on them. They also fit into the three categories I mentioned earlier.
Perhaps one of the more revolting revelations I've uncovered is this: Of all the couples I counseled in which the husband physically abused the woman, none of the women cheated. They refused to leave their husbands, and they refused to hold him accountable.
The implications of these two discoveries are utterly frustrating for me.
I'm not saying that, all things being equal, women cheat more then men. What I am saying is that we have a
social and legal structure that is extremely conducive to women cheating- so of course you're going to see more of one than the other. We all know who gets favored in divorce. Our very laws are
constructed to secure the rights of women, not men. Google some forums and you will see women online helping other women to work the system so they can cheat and leave and get whatever they want. I say again- women who cheat are called courageous in this society- they are lauded by extreme feminist groups, and applauded for thinking of themselves first.
But this nation deserves it. That's what we get for allowing America to be emasculated.