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CCM08
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People have lost any sense of personal honor and the flood of media constantly promotes ego gratification instantly. If your marriage isn’t always exactly like it was on your honeymoon you should get a divorce or find someone to commit adultery with. Affairs are fun and exciting ways to pass the time, and so on. I think materialism plays a part, women want to find men with money and that isn’t single guys their age. Men think that if they’ve made a lot of money they’re entitled to have a young mistress on the side.
I also think marriages to spouses significantly older than the other spouse play a big part. The only people I know in the family that had affairs were my aunts that married men 15 and 17 years older respectively. They get married and quickly discover they are at different and incompatible stages of life. She wants to go out and do things, he wants to sit home. She wants to make love and he has trouble getting or maintaining an erection. Normal aspects of getting older, the difference being when you’ve had 20 years together at the same stage of life of going out and making love these problems are significantly less pronounced. When you’ve been married a few years and you want to have sex but he can’t it’s a lot different. As such it’s not exactly a huge leap that there’s an interest in finding someone your own age that can give you what you want. We’re conditioned to think that “good” women don’t want to have sex, however if married life has taught me anything it’s that that notion is myth. I think a lot of people, male and female, buy into that myth and then only discover it when it becomes a problem.
Men are constantly buying into the notion that the way to solve a mid-life crisis is to “regain” their youth with an affair. Can’t recall all the TV shows or movies I’ve seen that promote this message. It’s an attractive message that you aren’t getting older, it’s really just an old stuffy wife and home and the cure for it is a 19 year old hooker.
The world does what it does, there isn’t a great deal you can do about it. The world wants to tell people that pre-martial sex is fun, and if you want to point out all the problems with it you’re a religious fanatic that wants to make people follow your beliefs. The world wants to make adultery seem exciting, and if you don’t agree you’re a fuddy duddy that must use a sheet with a hole in it and so on.
I also think marriages to spouses significantly older than the other spouse play a big part. The only people I know in the family that had affairs were my aunts that married men 15 and 17 years older respectively. They get married and quickly discover they are at different and incompatible stages of life. She wants to go out and do things, he wants to sit home. She wants to make love and he has trouble getting or maintaining an erection. Normal aspects of getting older, the difference being when you’ve had 20 years together at the same stage of life of going out and making love these problems are significantly less pronounced. When you’ve been married a few years and you want to have sex but he can’t it’s a lot different. As such it’s not exactly a huge leap that there’s an interest in finding someone your own age that can give you what you want. We’re conditioned to think that “good” women don’t want to have sex, however if married life has taught me anything it’s that that notion is myth. I think a lot of people, male and female, buy into that myth and then only discover it when it becomes a problem.
Men are constantly buying into the notion that the way to solve a mid-life crisis is to “regain” their youth with an affair. Can’t recall all the TV shows or movies I’ve seen that promote this message. It’s an attractive message that you aren’t getting older, it’s really just an old stuffy wife and home and the cure for it is a 19 year old hooker.
The world does what it does, there isn’t a great deal you can do about it. The world wants to tell people that pre-martial sex is fun, and if you want to point out all the problems with it you’re a religious fanatic that wants to make people follow your beliefs. The world wants to make adultery seem exciting, and if you don’t agree you’re a fuddy duddy that must use a sheet with a hole in it and so on.