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Topic	married women who report they've been unfaithful has increased by 40 percent
Esrac 10/05/17 11:46:18 AM #46:	Dragonblade01 posted... Esrac posted... ThyCorndog posted... idk if I had a wife and she cheated on me to fix a problem instead of talking to me about it, I'd be pretty devastated It's not really a fix. It's those women being increasingly selfish and thinking they should get everything they want. I can assure you those husbands aren't getting everything they want, but we don't typically get to hear their side of it. We generally don't care if the men in relationships aren't feeling totally satisfied. This is another issue that needs to get brought up more. It's a two-pronged issue. Going to an office, doing the same menial tasks day in and day out, going home for the latter part of the day, and having all or most of your social interactions revolve around those two places isn't exactly an ideal situation for most guys (or really anyone, for that matter). I mean, lately, we hear a lot about the "invisible, emotional labor" that women do and, in this case, how it makes them resent their husbands and they use it as an excuse to cheat. But how often do we ask men about what "invisible labor" they do and how it makes them feel about their wives and their marriages? No one gives a shit about that. Hell, I'm griping about it right now in this post and I recognize that it's a disparity in our collective concern as a society about the issues men and women face, but even I can't be bothered to care if Joe Blow is feeling dissatisfied with his marriage. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac <cite>Esrac posted [p:887858190] in married wo... [t:75846761]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dragonblade01 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Esrac posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ThyCorndog posted...</cite> <quote>idk if I had a wife and she cheated on me to fix a problem instead of talking to me about it, I'd be pretty devastated</quote> It's not really a fix. It's those women being increasingly selfish and thinking they should get everything they want. I can assure you those husbands aren't getting everything they want, but we don't typically get to hear their side of it. We generally don't care if the men in relationships aren't feeling totally satisfied.</quote> This is another issue that needs to get brought up more. It's a two-pronged issue. Going to an office, doing the same menial tasks day in and day out, going home for the latter part of the day, and having all or most of your social interactions revolve around those two places isn't exactly an ideal situation for most guys (or really anyone, for that matter).</quote> I mean, lately, we hear a lot about the "invisible, emotional labor" that women do and, in this case, how it makes them resent their husbands and they use it as an excuse to cheat. But how often do we ask men about what "invisible labor" they do and how it makes them feel about their wives and their marriages? No one gives a shit about that. Hell, I'm griping about it right now in this post and I recognize that it's a disparity in our collective concern as a society about the issues men and women face, but even I can't be bothered to care if Joe Blow is feeling dissatisfied with his marriage. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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